Wildlife.
A family-run bamboo eco lodge next to the Rapti River — your authentic gateway to Chitwan National Park.
“Interessiert Nepal's Süden etwas näher kennenzulernen?”
Are you interested in getting to know the south of Nepal a little better? Hearing, seeing, and smelling the wild animals and plants? Or are you simply looking for a place to lean back, relax and unwind — to the sound of birdsong and the scent of flowers?
Then you've come to exactly the right place! Our family-run lodge sits on the edge of Chitwan National Park in Meghauli — one of Nepal's most beautiful and unspoilt corners.
All-inclusive packages combining accommodation, jungle walks, boat trips, village tours and authentic Nepali hospitality.
Explorearrow_forwardJungle walks, boating on the Rapti River, bird watching, Tharu cultural evenings, jeep safaris and much more.
Explorearrow_forwardCamp overnight next to the Rapti River — the sounds of the jungle all around you under a canopy of stars.
Explorearrow_forwardSix steps from your first arrival to your unforgettable Chitwan experience.
Touch down or step off the tourist bus in Bharatpur. The air is warm and alive — this is Nepal's Terai, the gateway to the jungle lowlands.
The road winds through rice paddies, forests and Tharu villages. You'll begin to see the natural world open up around you as you head towards Meghauli.
Cross the Rapti River and arrive at Chitwan Bamboo Lodge — a peaceful garden surrounded by bamboo, natural materials, and the sounds of the jungle.
Your accommodation is built with bamboo and natural materials — simple, comfortable and completely in harmony with the environment around you.
Set out on jungle walks, jeep safaris, river boat trips, and birdwatching. Chitwan National Park — UNESCO World Heritage Site — is right at your door.
Guests leave having seen wildlife, connected with the local community, and experienced something genuinely different. Most want to come back.
Chitwan National Park — Nepal's first and a UNESCO World Heritage Site — is right across the river. Home to Bengal Tigers, One-horned Rhinos, Gharial Crocodiles, and over 543 species of birds.
Our experienced local guide team know these jungles like their own backyard, and have been with us since the very beginning.
Wildlife sightings depend on season, timing, and park conditions. Possible encounters may include the species above.
Park Facts
Rhinoceros unicornis
Chitwan is home to one of the world's largest populations of one-horned rhinos. Sightings are possible depending on season and conditions.
Panthera tigris tigris
Tiger sightings are rare and depend on forest conditions, season, and timing — making any sighting a truly remarkable experience.
Gavialis gangeticus
The Rapti River and Narayani River support populations of gharial and mugger crocodiles — often visible from the riverbank.
543+ species recorded
Chitwan is extraordinary for birdwatching — over 543 bird species have been recorded, including rare raptors, herons, kingfishers and migratory visitors.
Real experiences from real visitors
“This is our second stay at Chitwan Bamboo Lodge and it is just as wonderful as we remember. An authentic, boutique experience in a friendly rural village on the edge of the jungle.”
Maureen Kieran
“Chitwan Bamboo Lodge is an unforgettable escape into nature. The warm and welcoming owners make you feel like family. The food is absolutely phenomenal.”
Ujjwal UAL
“It's so peaceful and quiet there, the perfect getaway! Ram and his family immediately make you feel at ease and at home. I definitely go back there!”
Jachna Maria Beck
please contact us
Meghauli 27, Chitwan, Nepal | +977 9845420051 | contact@chitwanbamboolodge.com