Chitwan National Park is one of Nepal’s most important conservation landscapes and is strongly associated with Terai wildlife, forests, grasslands, rivers, and tourism.
The park protects lowland habitats that support major wildlife species and riverine ecosystems.
Chitwan also connects with Tharu communities, tourism towns, agriculture, and Terai settlement systems.
This page connects with Terai region, wildlife in Nepal, Tharu culture, river systems, and conservation tourism.