Nepal is globally recognized as one of the richest biodiversity zones in South Asia despite its relatively small geographical size. From the lowland Terai plains to the mid-hill forests and the high Himalayan region, the country contains a wide range of ecosystems that support thousands of plant and animal species. Among them, several are listed as endangered species found in…
Long before sunrise reaches the snowy peaks of the Himalayas, Nepal’s wilderness is already alive. In the mist-covered grasslands of Chitwan National Park, a one-horned rhinoceros slowly emerges from the fog beside a silent riverbank. Dew hangs from towering elephant grass while distant jungle calls echo through the forest before dawn. Somewhere deeper inside the jungle, fresh paw prints of…
Long before sunrise touches the snow-covered peaks of the Himalayas, Nepal’s wilderness is already awake. In the misty grasslands of Chitwan National Park, one-horned rhinos move silently through tall elephant grass dripping with dew. Somewhere deep inside the forest, a Bengal tiger disappears into shadow while the distant cry of peacocks echoes across riverbanks wrapped in morning fog. Far to…
Hunting in Nepal is often misunderstood by travellers, wildlife enthusiasts, and even locals. While Nepal is globally known for national parks, rare wildlife, and strict conservation policies, many people are surprised to learn that hunting is not entirely banned but instead carefully regulated and geographically restricted. Unlike countries where hunting is recreational, hunting exists only as a controlled conservation activity. The…