Established in 2010, Banke National Park (550 sq km) is one of Nepal’s youngest protected areas and a vital ecological corridor within the Terai Arc Landscape.

Located in the far-western region of Nepal, Bardia National Park (968 sq km) is the country’s largest and most undisturbed lowland park.

Established in 1973 and awarded UNESCO World Heritage status in 1984, Chitwan National Park is Nepal’s premier destination for jungle safaris.

Established in 1976 and covering 175 sq km, Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve is Nepal’s first Ramsar-listed wetland and one of South Asia’s most celebrated birdwatching destinations.

Covering 637 sq km in the south-central Terai, it is directly connected to Chitwan National Park and India’s Valmiki Tiger Reserve,

Tucked into Nepal’s remote far-western plains, Shuklaphanta National Park spans 305 sq km and is one of the country’s most ecologically significant but least-visited national parks.