4 days and 3 nights Bardia National Park (BIRD4-N):

Bardia National Park is situated about 420 km. in the mid far western Terai and east of Karnali River. It covers about 950sq.km. and spread to inner valley with tropical dry land to Churia hills. Most of land is covered with dominantly hardwood sal tree, Gignatic Simal trees and forest of grassland. The park provides excellent habitat for endangered animals, birds and reptiles. The reserve is the best place to see Bengal Tiger.
During the Jungle drive or Elephant Safari in Bardia, you can observe more than 30 different mammals, 200 species of birds, reptiles as well as aquatic animals. The animals like one-horned rhinoceros, spotted deer, Sambhar deer, Swamp Deer (Barasinghe), Hog deer, Blue Bull (Nilgai), Wild Boar, wild oxen. Serow, Goral and Himalayan Tahr, Langur (monkey), Mongoose, large number of birds, different species of storks, Jungle fowls, King-fishers, Cormorants, Egret, Bengal florican, Silver-eared Mesia and Saurus crane. Those are the most popular attraction of this national park.
Bardia (Babai village) is inhabitant of indigenous people Rana Tharu group. They are professional farmers having good knowledge of agriculture. They have their own mother language, most of Tharu have joint family. Tharus are rich in their culture and tradition. They perform traditional marriage arranged by family member. They have practice of Hinduism as well as Buddhism. They worship various gods in the form of animals and also they have their own traditional god and animal's blood offer during the worship their traditional god. According to the month and season, they perform different kinds of folk songs and folk dances.