Nepal Jungle Safari Tour – 8 Days
Duration
8 Days
Max Altitude
1,400 m. / 4,593 ft.
Difficulty
Easy
Group Size
2-12 Pax
Meals
- 7 Breakfast
- 5 Lunch
- 6 Dinner
Accommodation
- Hotel
- Lodge
Transportation
Jeep
Activities
- Sightseeing
- Wildlife safari
- Canoeing
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- Experienced & dedicated team
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- You can customize this trip
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Introduction of Nepal Jungle Safari Tour – 8 Days
A Nepal Jungle Safari offers a unique way to explore the country beyond its famous mountains. This trip does not take you to high mountains and trekking trails but into the rich lowland forests of southern Nepal. These regions harbor a variety of wildlife, serene rivers, and colorful cultures of the locals. Visitors are able to have a close experience with the natural environment when they are accommodated in cozy safari lodges and as they tour protected national parks.
The tour is an adventure and relaxation experience, mixed in equal measures. Tourists are offered the chance to explore the area in open jeep safaris across thick forests, to ride silently along the rivers in the old-fashioned canoes, and to walk with professional guides to have information about the wildlife and the surroundings. One of the most popular jungle tours is the Chitwan and Bardiya Jungle Safari, where people can see one-horned rhinoceros, deer, crocodiles, and, in case of some luck, the rare Royal Bengal tiger. Every moment is memorable because of the peaceful environment and nature.
It is also a cultural discovery journey. In the process, you go to the local villages and get to know the cultures of the locals. The mere encounters with the locals give a more insightful knowledge of life in the Terai region. The combination of wildlife, culture, and beautiful scenery gives a total travel experience that would be appealing to adventure seekers as well as those who want to have a peaceful vacation.
The other highlight in a Nepal Jungle Safari is that it is very accessible. The tour can be offered to any age group, and it does not require any particular physical condition. The activities are easy to manage, and the majority of the traveling is by vehicle, which is therefore comfortable to the family and first-time visitors. You can spend the mornings with birds at the time of sunrise, a relaxing break at the river on a tranquil sunset, a look into the forest, and every day is something new.
By taking into consideration the planning and the local knowledge, Nomad Adventure Treks will make sure that all the aspects of the trip proceed without any problems. All the arrangements are made, starting with transportation to guided activities that will give a secure, entertaining, and unforgettable experience of a safari among the beautiful wilderness in Nepal.
Trip Highlights
- An adventure to explore the rich wildlife in Nepal’s national parks.
- Go on a jeep adventure to see rhinos, deer, and the elusive Bengal tiger.
- Take a canoe ride and see crocodiles and bright colored birds on the side of the river.
- Go on a guided tour of the jungle and get to know about animal tracks and the natural habitats.
- Get to know the distinct culture of the Tharu people and their villages and traditional dances.
- Experience breathtaking scenes of the sunrise and sunset on rivers and thick forest coverages.
- Learn about the different ecosystems, grasslands, riverine forests, and capture their life and beauty.
- Rest and relax in safari lodges in the midst of nature and a tranquil environment.
- Take great photos of wild animals and enjoy an amazing wildlife experience all over the trip.
- Have the best kind of adventure, culture, and relaxation in a single trip.
Detail Itinerary of Nepal Jungle Safari Tour – 8 Days
Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival and Half-Day Sightseeing
You are welcomed by a representative from Nomad Adventure Treks at the Tribhuvan International Airport and taken to a cozy hotel in the city. Once the short rest is over at your hotel, the trip starts with a half-day sightseeing adventure around Kathmandu Valley (1,400 m / 4,593 ft).
The guide directs the group around Kathmandu Durbar Square, where one gets to have a glimpse of ancient palaces, finely carved wooden pieces, and the house of the living goddess Kumari.
The sightseeing proceeds through a picturesque ride to the Monkey Temple, or Swayambhu Stupa. Stone steps lead the guests to the top of the hill, where they have a panoramic view of the city below.
A welcome dinner with the local cultural dances is held in the evening. This initial day will give a mild introduction to the Nepalese culture and history as it will acclimatize the travelers to the adventure.
Activity: Airport transfer and heritage sightseeing, 4 hours
Max. Altitude: 1,400m/4,593ft. Kathmandu
Meal: Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel
Day 02: Kathmandu Cultural Tour
The day after breakfast will be devoted to the cultural and spiritual heritage of Kathmandu Valley exploration (1,400 m / 4,593 ft). The guided tour starts at the Pashupatinath Temple, which is one of the most significant Hindu pilgrimage sites, that is situated along the Bagmati River. You will view religious practices with a decently distant view and enjoy the golden roof and the elaborate design of the temple.
The tour will go on to Boudha Stupa, which is also among the largest stupas in the world. Tourists explore the dome of immense size together with monks in a soothing religious environment.
In the afternoon, the team tours Patan Durbar Square, which is a Newari structure of fine quality. The Patan Museum and the Krishna Mandir are the attractions.
This is a comprehensive day that gives an insight into the local traditions, art, and history. It is also able to enable the travelers to gain more knowledge about the cultural identity of Nepal before heading to the jungle region the following day.
Activity: Guided cultural and historical city tour, 6 hours
Max. Altitude: 1,400m/4,593ft. Kathmandu
Meal: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel
Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan National Park
This day starts with a picturesque day-long drive starting at Kathmandu Valley (1,400 m / 4,593 ft) to Chitwan National Park. The trip takes the Prithvi Highway on the Trishuli River, which has beautiful scenery of green hills, terraced farms, and flowing water. The road goes through Mugling and down into the warmer Terai country of Narayanghat.
Once you arrive at the safari lodge, you are offered a warm welcome where refreshments are served, and the guests are given a briefing on the activities to be done. A guided tour of a local Tharu village comes after lunch. The experience offers the opportunity to visit the traditional houses and learn about the local way of living.
During the evening, the tourists can rest by the Rapti River and have a scenic sunset. The day itself is a mix of scenic tours as well as cultural interaction, which preconditions the wildlife experience that will follow in Chitwan National Park.
Activity: Scenic highway drive and local village walk, 5-6 hours
Max. Altitude: 1,400m/4,593ft. Kathmandu
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Day 04: Canoeing and Elephant-Back Safari
The day starts with early morning serene canoeing on the Rapti River in Chitwan (415 m / 1,362 ft). Tourists ride in wooden canoes on smooth water, watching aquatic birds and marsh mugger crocodiles lying along the riverbanks.
The group goes out to the elephant breeding center after the canoe trip to see the young elephants and get educated on conservation activities.
After lunch at the lodge, one continues with an adventure in the jungle through an elephant-back safari or jeep safari. The higher perspective enables tourists to observe the wildlife from a high vantage point over the high grass. Typical animals that are sighted are one-horned rhinoceros, deer, and wild boars. The experience provides a close interaction with the natural world and emphasizes the variety of Chitwan National Park.
This is a thrilling day that gets the visitors to know the abundance of wildlife in Nepal, and those are unforgettable experiences in a natural habitat.
Activity: River canoeing and wildlife safari, 5 hours
Max. Altitude: 415m/1,362ft. Chitwan
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Day 05: Full-Day Jungle Safari within Chitwan National Park
Today is spent on a full-day jeep safari in the middle of Chitwan National Park (415 m / 1,362 ft). Following breakfast, tourists will go out in an open vehicle that will be guided by a trained naturalist.
The tour brings them deep into the woods, out of tourist spots. The guide keenly monitors the wildlife, such as movement in the grass and noises in the forest. The safari provides a good opportunity to see rare wild animals like the Royal Bengal tiger.
On the trip, the group visits observation towers and waterholes to observe animals in their natural habitat. The visitors can also view monkeys, peacocks, and sloth bears. It is a picnic lunch taken in a secured clearance amongst nature.
This is a wildlife day to remember and, in the evening, the travelers come back to the lodge and tell their experience during the day over dinner.
Activity: Deep jungle jeep safari and wildlife tracking, 7-8 hours
Max. Altitude: 415m/1,362ft. Chitwan
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Day 06: Transfer from Chitwan to Bardiya National Park
After breakfast, travelers begin a long but enjoyable drive from Chitwan (415 m / 1,362 ft) to Bardiya National Park. The trip takes the Mahendra Highway that links various regions of the Terai region.
On the path, there are rivers, agricultural lands, and towns like Butwal and Kohalpur. This ride gives nice views of life in the Nepalese lowlands in the rural areas. There are a number of rest and meal stops during the drive.
At the end of the afternoon, the group reaches a peaceful eco-lodge near Bardiya National Park. The lodge staff welcomes its visitors and offers them some valuable information on matters of safety regarding the activities in the jungles. The visitors are also informed about the wildlife tracking that they are going to the following day.
The night is calm, and it gives the tourists a chance to unwind and enjoy the natural environment of this undisturbed and least visited national park.
Activity: Cross-country drive via the Mahendra Highway, 7-8 hours
Max. Altitude: 415m/1,362ft. Chitwan
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Day 07: Full-Day Safari within Bardiya National Park
It begins early in the day, with a guided jungle trip in Bardiya National Park (165 m / 541 ft). Experienced naturalist heads the group in forests, pursuing signs of wildlife, including tracks of pugs and marks on trees. They also pay attention to the alarm calls of the animals that can tell whether predators are present.
The adventure is followed by a jeep safari after spending time close to water holes. The jeep will be traveling through the grasslands and the riverbanks of the Karnali River. Wild animals such as elephants, deer, and other kinds of birds may be seen by travelers. It is also possible to see some rare animals, such as the Gangetic dolphin, if you are lucky.
There is a more remote and natural safari experience on this day in comparison with other parks. The last celebration of the jungle safari is a farewell dinner in the evening with a traditional Tharu cultural dance.
Activity: Tiger tracking, jungle walk, and jeep safari, 8 hours
Max. Altitude: 165m/541ft. Bardiya National Park
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge
Day 08: Flight Back to Kathmandu
On the last day, the visitors have breakfast in the lodge, and then they will depart Bardiya. They are flown to Kathmandu Valley (1,400 m / 4,593 ft) from Nepalgunj Airport on a short flight. The flight experience provides aerial pictures of beautiful hills and changing scenery.
At the airport, a representative from Nomad Adventure Treks helps to transfer you to the hotel or to leave the country. This is the end of a journey that makes the travelers have unforgettable experiences of wildlife, culture, and natural beauty.
The experience shows that Nepal has a variety of environments, including cultural heritage sites and abundant jungle ecosystems. Visitors will leave the country with a better feel of it and memorable experiences of their safari adventure.
Activity: Domestic flight and final departure, 1 hour flight
Max. Altitude: 1,400m/4,593ft. Kathmandu
Meal: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel
Includes & Excludes
What are included with package?
- Hotel and airport transfers in a private vehicle.
- The trip will include comfortable accommodation.
- Professional English-speaking guide during city tours.
- The safari will include all the meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
- Three cups of tea daily in the lodges.
- Domestic flights are inclusive of all taxes.
- Government taxes and national park entry permits.
- Guides, luggage service, and support.
- First aid kits with the guide.
- Emergency support on the trip 24/7.
What are not included with package?
- Airport departure tax and flights abroad.
- Nepal entry visa fees
- Travel insurance (compulsory but not covered)
- Foods that are not listed in the itinerary in Kathmandu.
- Personal costs (internet, clothes, laundry, phone calls, room services, beverages, alcoholic and soft drinks)
- Additional sightseeing or entrance charges that are not included in the itinerary.
- Personal gear or equipment
- Guides and staff tips and gratuities.
- Anything else not mentioned on the inclusion list.
Note:
If you have a private group and prefer a personalized experience, we can organize a custom trip tailored to your requirements and group size, running it any day you choose.
Detail Information about Nepal Jungle Safari Tour – 8 Days
Weather and Best Season for Nepal Jungle Safari Tour
It is practical to choose the appropriate opportune moment to have a successful Nepal Jungle Safari. Autumn (October to November) and spring (March to April) are the most suitable seasons to visit because of the clear and comfortable climate.
In the autumn, wildlife is more likely to be seen as the animals gather around water bodies. The spring is warmer, and the woods are in blossom, which enhances visibility after some controlled grass burning in February. It also gives a possibility to observe such animals as rhinos and Bengal tigers.
Monsoons from June to September are very wet, with muddy roads and dense vegetation, so traveling and viewing wild animals is not easy during this season. Winter (December to February) is chilly in the morning and foggy; however, a good season to observe birds since most migratory birds come in.
A Nepal Jungle Safari Tour Package is a journey that is best visited during the dry months, when the place is perfect both for traveling and wildlife.
Difficulty on Nepal Jungle Safari Tour
Jungle Safari in Nepal is said to be light and is also appropriate for people of all ages. It takes place in lowlands such as the Kathmandu Valley (1,400 m / 4,593 ft) and in national parks at altitudes below 200 meters; therefore, there is no risk of altitude sickness.
It is a journey that does not require much physical effort compared to mountain treks. The majority of traveling is carried out in comfortable cars, and exploration of wildlife occurs via jeep drives or canoes. Walking safaris are slow and short, and they are frequently stopped to have a glance at nature. This renders a Jungle Safari in Nepal even accessible to family travelers and older travelers.
They set activities to be less stressful and allow exciting experiences with the wildlife. Nepal Jungle Safari Tour Package is guaranteed to allow the tourists to experience nature easily without having to undergo any special training or high fitness level, and thus it is a stress-free and fun vacation for all.
Food and Drink in Nepal Jungle Safari Tour
The food at a Nepal Jungle Safari is fresh, safe, and diverse. The lodges also offer local and international food to meet various preferences.
Breakfast is usually eggs, toast, pancakes, fruits, tea, and coffee. Lunch and dinner are traditionally served in a buffet, which has both Nepali and international foods. Common food is Dal Bhat, which consists of rice, lentil soup, vegetables, and pickles as a source of energy to carry out daily activities.
The visitors may also experience traditional Tharu foods like Dhikri and local fish curry during a Chitwan and Bardiya Jungle Safari. The special dietary requirements, such as vegetarian or gluten-free meals, are also provided. The process of drinking water is safe and filtered, although it is better to have a reusable bottle.
All in all, the food will be tailored to maintain the health and energy of the travelers during the Jungle Safari in Nepal, as well as expose them to the flavors of the locals.
Insurance, Visa, and Permits for Nepal Jungle Safari Tour
Prior to a Nepal Jungle Safari, the tourists must obtain a visa, insurance, and permits. The Visa on Arrival is provided to most of the visitors at Tribhuvan International Airport after filling a simple form and payment of the necessary fee.
It is highly advisable to have travel insurance, which includes medical crisis, delays, and cancellations. Even though a Jungle Safari in Nepal is performed at low altitudes, insurance is an additional protection.
To access the guarded lands, it is necessary to have national park permits. They are typically included in a Nepal Jungle Safari Tour Package, and thus, travelers do not have to do it individually because Nomad Adventure Treks will organize all the necessary permits on your behalf.
Tourists are required to bring their passports with them to identify themselves at the checkpoints. Before the entry, the entry permits are verified to prevent violation of safety and conservation regulations. Their safari will be spent without worries, provided that the process is properly prepared.
Health & Safety in Nepal Jungle Safari Tour
During a Nepal Jungle Safari, health and safety are well taken care of. Guides are educated to give wildlife sightseeing safety and, at all times, maintain adequate distance or close contact with the animals.
It is recommended that travelers take simple vaccinations prior to the trip and use insect repellent to prevent the bites of the mosquitos. The long sleeves provide additional protection, especially when it is at night.
It is necessary to follow all the guidelines of the guides during the Jungle Safari in Nepal. Tourists must remain on designated trails and must not move or feed animals. Lodges have hygienic facilities and the availability of safe drinking water. The availability of first aid kits is present at all times. These are to ensure that the experience is safe and comfortable.
With these few measures, tourists are assured that they will have a great adventure and still remain safe during the Nepal Jungle Safari Tour Package.
Transportation
Transport is an important part of a Nepal Jungle Safari as it makes it enjoyable and fun. Travelling normally involves a combination of personal transport and local flights.
Road trips are done in comfortable cars or vans, whereby the travelers can have scenic views along the road. In the case of long distances, flights save time and alleviate travelling fatigue.
Jeep Safari is done in an open-top 4WD jeep in the national parks during a Jungle Safari in Nepal. They are suitable for irregular terrain and give great sight lines of animals. Traditional canoes are employed in calm rivers for water-based activities. It is a comfortable and adventurous mode of transport.
A Nepal Jungle Safari Tour Package is well designed to ensure that the travel is efficient, safe, and enjoyable, and the visitors will be able to enjoy nature rather than being concerned about the logistics.
Your Extra Expenses
Most of the services are covered by the package, but when traveling to the Nepal Jungle Safari, travelers must count on additional costs.
Guides and drivers are expected to receive appreciation tips. Meal plans do not normally include such drinks as alcohol, soft drinks, and specialty coffee. Visitors can also make a purchase of local handicrafts during a Jungle Safari in Nepal, like wooden carvings or traditional paintings.
Additional charges are personalized, such as laundry or spa treatment. Even Kathmandu meals that are not in the main itinerary are not covered. It is also a good idea to carry small sums of local currency in case one is in remote locations, and there are no ATMs.
Most of the main expenses are covered by a Nepal Jungle Safari Tour Package; however, a personal spending budget will also guarantee a more comfortable and flexible travel.
Language & Communication
The Jungle Safari in Nepal is simple and comfortable in terms of communication. The predominant language is Nepali, and local people of the Terai region speak Tharu frequently. Nevertheless, the guides, hotel staff, and drivers speak English extensively. This makes sure that foreign tourists do not have a hard time trying to follow directions and participate in guided exploration.
In a Jungle Safari in Nepal, there is a guide who explains to you life in the wild, the local culture, and nature in clear English. Knowledge of a few simple Nepali words, such as Namaste (hello) and Dhanyabad (thank you), will help in establishing pleasant interactions with the locals.
A Nepal Jungle Safari Tour Package usually includes an experienced guide who travels with visitors, helping with communication and making the journey more enjoyable and comfortable for everyone.
Mobile Network, Internet, and Charging Facilities.
It is not very difficult to be in touch when on a Nepal Jungle Safari. Most locations have good coverage of mobile networks such as Ncell and Nepal Telecom. Ncell is suitable in urban regions and Chitwan, whereas Nepal Telecom has better coverage in rural regions such as Bardiya. It is possible to purchase local SIM cards at the airport with the help of a passport and photo.
In Nepal, a Jungle Safari has numerous lodges that provide Wi-Fi, but the speed might be different. Common plugs fit in 220 V charging outlets that are typically found in rooms. Rural areas may experience power interruptions; hence, it would be advisable to bring a power bank.
A Nepal Jungle Safari Tour Package provides the availability of basic communication and charging facilities that would enable the travelers to remain connected, in addition to enjoying nature.
Don’ts on This Trip
The Nepal Jungle Safari requires a lot of respect to rules. Visitors are not supposed to visit national parks without a licensed guide. On a jungle safari, one has to remain quiet not to disturb the wildlife. Strong sounds, violent actions, or feeding animals is strictly forbidden.
Do not litter, which damages the environment. Respect for culture is also significant. Tourists are not supposed to point their feet at others or holy sites, and it is disrespectful to touch a person’s head. It is not usual to express love publicly and must be discouraged. Prior to entering homes or temples, shoes have to be taken off.
These guidelines can protect nature and the local culture and result in a respectful and enjoyable experience on the Nepal Jungle Safari Tour Package.
Cultural Festivals on the Route
Local festivals are another special meaning to a Nepal Jungle Safari. The Tharu New Year is celebrated in January during the Maghi festival, and it is characterized by traditional dress, music, and dance. Tourists at a Chitwan and Bardiya Jungle Safari can be welcomed to participate in these festivals.
Dashain is a popular festival in September or October throughout Nepal, and families gather and decorate their houses. Another popular festival in the region is Jitiya, during which women perform rituals to ensure that their children are well.
During these festivals, the safari would provide an opportunity to observe local customs at first hand. A Nepal Jungle Safari Tour Package offers not only an exciting wildlife adventure but also a rich cultural experience making the journey truly memorable.
Tips for First-Time Visitors
A Nepal Jungle Safari is something that can be enjoyed by first-time travelers if they are well prepared. The light and non-bright colored clothes, such as green or brown, are recommended in order to avoid animal distraction. A comfortable pair of shoes that can be worn for walking is sufficient because the terrain is largely flat.
Strong sunlight requires sun protection in the form of hats, sunscreens, and sunglasses. On a Jungle Safari in Nepal, it is better to have a pair of field glasses and a zoom lens digital camera to enhance the sightseeing of wildlife. There is also a need for insect repellent, particularly during the early morning and evening. Time must be spent on patience, and it requires watching in silence before animals are spotted.
When guides are listened to, it is more likely to see rare wildlife. Chitwan Jungle Safari Tour Package is made even more fruitful when the tourists are ready and willing to enjoy themselves to the fullest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are wild tigers aggressive toward open safari jeeps?
It is in their nature to avoid people and vehicles. Guides who are experts keep safe distances, thus allowing all visitors to encounter calm, safe, and peaceful wildlife.
Is it possible to take young children in wildlife safari?
Children can be taken safely by their families on this tour. Guides modify the activities, and lodges offer the right meal to younger travelers.
Can one find vegetarian and vegan food on the safari?
The lodges in the safari make fresh vegan and vegetarian dishes every day. When travelers give their guide notice of dietary requirements, they will be more than happy to modify the menu.
What are the most suitable clothing colors to wear when viewing wildlife?
The best colors are neutral, such as brown, green, and khaki. The use of bright colors could frighten the animals and decrease the possibility of close wildlife observation.
Are the nature guides fluent in English?
The knowledgeable guides are fluent in English and discuss wildlife, culture, and surroundings in an easy-to-understand manner, and make foreign tourists appreciate and learn about the experience.
Do they have ATM machines within the national parks?
In parks, there are no ATMs. Prior to going to some isolated areas on safari, travelers must carry sufficient amounts of money from cities such as Kathmandu.
How close do rhinoceroses come to tourists?
Rhinoceroses can approach safari cars. Guides make sure that people are safe by telling them not to be loud and make fast movements.
Are there air conditioners in the safari lodges?
The vast majority of safari lodges have good air conditioning. Even when it is hot in the afternoons, the rooms remain comfortable and are ideal to relax in after day-to-day activities.
Is it possible to swim in local rivers?
Local rivers do not allow swimming. The waters have crocodiles, and it is unsafe and against the law for all visitors.
What will happen in case a safari vehicle malfunctions?
Operators have reserve cars. Small repair problems are handled within a short period, and in case of serious mechanical problems, replacement jeeps are made immediately.
Is there a problem with leeches during the safari?
The leeches are found mainly in the monsoon periods. During the dry months, there is only a small chance that travelers may encounter leeches in the jungle.
Does the tour include birdwatching equipment?
Tourists are expected to carry their own binoculars. Bird books are available in lodges, and occasionally, binoculars are carried by the guides.
Is it permissible to use a drone in a national park?
The use of drones is not permitted without special permits. In order to preserve wildlife and promote natural environments, their use is limited by government regulations.
What is the number of people per safari jeep?
There is an average of six people in a safari jeep. This provides comfort and visibility to all persons in the wildlife viewing.
Are snacks allowed on safaris by guests?
One should not carry snacks that has strong smell. Strange smells may be of interest to wild animals and may cause them to act out of their natural way of behaving when on jungle walks or safaris.
Are heavy trekking boots required for this tour?
Heavy boots are not required. Flat jungle terrain and short walking require lightweight and comfortable walking shoes.
What is the common starting time of morning safaris?
Safaris in the morning start early. The animals are most active in cooler weather, which would give high probabilities of improved observation.
Are traditional wooden canoes safe?
Canoes made of wood are sound and firm. They are transported through peaceful rivers by experienced boatmen to have a safe adventure.
Does this trip allow the traveler to see Mount Everest?
This tour is in lowland forests. Tourists do not get a glimpse of Mount Everest, because the schedule does not venture into mountainous areas.
Can solo travelers do this tour?
Solo travelers can conveniently become members of group tours. They get to interact with other members and have common experiences in wildlife tours and guided tours.
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