Adibasi Madhyavarti Community Homestay-Chitwan

Local tourist attraction

• Chitwan National Park offers jungle safaris to view its wildlife, bringing visitors into sight of some fairly rare animals and birds.
• The National Photo Museum depicts the history, culture, and natural heritage of the Chitwan region.
• Tharu and Mushar villages allow visitors to view and gain an insight into the ways of living, homes, and traditions of the local people.
• Community forests nearby support wildlife and offer quiet nature walks and birdwatching.
• The Rapti River is suitable for easy walks, for observing sunrise and sunset, and for viewing river life.
• Local temples reflect the spiritual life of the community and their religious practices.
• It is said that the origin of Chisapani is related to local history, stories, and natural surroundings.
• Ethnic programs with traditional dances, music, and clothes of the local communities.
• People can also volunteer for social activities that allow them to contribute to education, the environment, and community work.
• Traditional fishing in natural bodies of water provides a practical, hands-on experience in a village closely connected to nature.
• Night Tower visits offer a safe, convenient way to view the wildlife and sounds of the jungle at night.
• The indigenous jungle adventure tours incorporate local knowledge about the forest, plants, and wildlife.
• Rides in an ox cart offer insight into transportation in rural areas.
• Roads connect the national park and the community forest, offering eco-friendly routes for exploration.
• Opportunities to work in fields with local families allow visitors to experience farming and country life.