Chitwan is known as Heart of Nepal and second capital of Nepal. Chitwan lies about 150 km south of Kathmandu. People can be here easily through Roadways and Airways.
Chitwan lies in the central southern terai of Nepal. It has hot and warm temperature. The temperature reaches up to 40 degree Celsius in the very summer time and decreases up to 5 degree Celsius in the winter time. In average the temperature remains between 34 degree Celsius to 15 degree Celsius.
Chitwan is home to the rare one-horned rhinoceros and the Royal Bengal tiger. The elephant safaris through the jungle befriend the visitors to tigers, rhinos, crocodiles, leopards and more. The other main attractions are Traditional Tharu Culture, River Rafting, Boating etc. Wild roars of tigers, chirping of jungle birds, soothing breeze and the splashing ripples of the river Rapti... a visit to Chitwan may sound dream-like but reality speaks for itself.
Other Informations
Headquarter:
Bharatpur
Geographical Structure:
Plain Terai
Temperature:
Maximum 34 degree to minimum 15 degree Celsius
Transportation:
Airways, Roadways and River ways in some places
Language:
Nepali (Tharu language in Tharu Villages)
Tourist Language:
English
Types of People:
All type of people from allover the Nepal but it is especially famous for Tharu Peoples.
Religious Places:
Devghat, Bikram Baba, Ganeshthan, Goddhak and other temples
Pride of Chitwan:
Chitwan National Park and One Horned Rhino
Airport:
Bharatpur Airport
Hospitals:
BP Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital, King Mahendra Eye Hospital, Bharatpur Hospital, Medical College, Narayani Samudayik Hospital, Chitwan Hospital and others....
Population:
Around 5,00,000 (Five Lakh)
Colleges & Universities:
Balkumari College, Saptagandaki Campus, Birendra Multiple Campus, Presidency College of Management Sciences, Apex College, Orchid Science College, CHISCOL, Sahid Smiriti, Rampur Agricultural Campus and others...
In short about Chitwan
Chitwan is a small city in the heart of Nepal. It has a warm temperature. It is surrounded by India, Nawalparasi, Tanahun, Gorkha, Dhading and Makawanpur. Chitwan has lots of big and small rivers but only few rivers are famous. They are Narayani and Rapti. Chitwan has lots of lakes and they are bishhajar taal, Nanda bhauju taal, lame taal etc.
All the vehicles to be in Kathmandu passes through Chitwan. Peoples from all parts of Nepal is found in Chitwan so it is known as 76th District of Nepal. Chitwan has all the basic requirements of People. Here we can find all the basic need of people like Water, Electricity, Health, Education, Job Opportunity etc.
Chitwan is all famous due to Royal Chitwan National Park. But MADI of Chitwan is the most remote terai place. It is remote because to be in Madi we have to pass Chitwan National Park. Roadways cannot be made because it harms to the wild animals. So very few buses like 4-5 passes each day from the Chitwan National Park. Around the Chitwan National Park we can find out Tharu Culture. Tharus are socially backward people but these days they are changing themselves according to time.
Sauraha is the famous place for tourists in Chitwan. In Sauraha there are lots of Hotels for tourists. Tourists can ride the elephants and can have a visit to jungle. In the time of visiting Chitwan National Park they can see the animals like Bengal Tigers, One Horned Rhino, Deers and other animals.
Another main attraction of Chitwan is Chitwan Mahotsav. Chitwan Mahotsav is celebrated in each 2 years. In Chitwan Mahotsav we can find the different products from all over the Nepal like Handicrafts, Machinery Products, Food items, Vehicles, Computers and related to Information Technology etc. Rafting, Boating Playing and Motor Boat are the other major attractions.
