Bengal tigers in Nepal are strongly associated with lowland protected areas, forest corridors, prey populations, and conservation landscapes.
Tiger habitat depends on forests, grasslands, water sources, prey availability, and connected ecological corridors across the Terai.
Tiger conservation involves habitat protection, monitoring, anti-poaching systems, local communities, and regional conservation planning.
This page connects with Bardia National Park, Chitwan National Park, Terai region, wildlife safari, and conservation in Nepal.