Spotted Deer, Bardia National Park

Spotted Deer, Bardiya National Park, Nepal

Bardiya National Park, Nepal’s largest lowland Terai reserve spanning 968 sq. km, safeguards tiger habitats and ecosystems. Established in 1976, expanded in 1984, and upgraded to a National Park in 1988, it hosts diverse wildlife. The park collaborates with communities, offering elephant rides for unique perspectives and chances to spot tigers, rhinos, and elephants amidst its lush wilderness.