Tiger Tops Jungle Lodge, Chitwan
Established in the early 60s in the lush sub-tropical jungles of the Terai of Nepal for wildlife enthusiasts, Tiger Tops Jungle Lodge is the pioneer wildlife safari lodge of Nepal .Tiger Tops Jungle Lodge's famous lodgings are built with sustainable natural materials. The lodge has twenty guest rooms. Each room has solar powered reading lamps, ceiling fans, attached modern bathrooms equipped with solar-heated showers. A feature of the lodge is the circular Dining Hall and Bar called a Gol Ghar with its huge domed roof and central open hearth; a special place to relax with friends and discuss the day's adventures and wildlife seen.
The lodge has a reputed kitchen that serves a range of western and Nepali cuisine utilizing fresh organic food supplies .As the focus of the Lodge is wildlife safaris, The Tiger Tops Lodge has some of the finest naturalists and guides available in Nepal. With highly trained elephants, environmentally cared-for vehicles and safe river boats, safaris can cover the surrounding jungles in search of Chitwan's wildlife - the Royal Bengal Tiger, Asian One-horned Rhinoceros, Indian bison - known as Gaur in Nepal - Sloth Bear, Leopard, Golden backed Jackal, four deer species and a wealth of bird life. One of the highlights of a visit to Tiger Tops is a jungle walk with an expert naturalist to spot rare birds and learn the diverse uses of local plants for medical and culinary purposes.
Hotel address and contact details
C/O - Tiger Mountain
G.P.O Box 242
Gongabu, Kathmandu (Nepal)
Accommodation
Tiger Tops Jungle Lodge has 12 traditional rooms and 9 safari tents with en suite bathrooms. The rooms are built using local materials with local Tharu building techniques while safari tents provide a more intimate experience with nature without comprising on comfort. Facilities include solar powered reading lamps, ceiling fans, attached modern bathrooms equipped with solar-heated showers.
Facilities and Services
Multi cuisine restaurant, well stocked bar, library, bird watching, jungle walks, folk dances, slide shows, excursions and more.
