Bardia National Park
Bardia National Park is Nepal’s most westerly, and the largest of its seven National Parks. Was established in 1988 and covering an area of 968 km2 it is the largest and most undisturbed national park in Nepal’s Terai. To the west is the Karnali River, and to the southeast the Babai River.
About the Lodge
Bardia Eco Lodge is an eco-friendly wildlife lodge located in a beautiful riverside setting in Bardia National Park in Nepal, remarkably close to the park entrance.
We aim to provide an environmentally sympathetic and sustainable destination for tourists, which also benefits the local community.
Activities
There are a wide variety of ways to explore the park, allowing you to target different animals and birds in different areas. Our guide will discuss recent sightings with you and your own personal interests, and tailor your visits into the park around these.
Relax after a day in the jungle
Discover our gardens and teahouses
Bardia Eco Lodge is set amongst lush green gardens and is a haven for peace and tranquillity. Relax and enjoy a drink at one of the tea shelters dotted throughout the grounds. Situated on the edge of Bardia National Park in Nepal, it is just a stone throw away from the park entrance.
The perfect setting to begin and end your day
Cottages and camping
Eco Cottage
Our Eco Cottages are made of locally available sustainable materials by local tradesmen and have a veranda to relax, read a book and to enjoy the view of our jungle like gardens.
Standard Cottage
Our Standard Cottages are buildings made with locally available materials by local tradesmen. Each room will take up to three adults comfortably, with one king-size and a single bed.
Camping
Independent travellers and groups are also very welcome in our eco lodge. Whether you are backpacking with your own personal tent, driving your own vehicle, or are arriving with a group with your own tents as part of a trekking, rafting or overland trip,, our camping area is available for you.
How to Get to Bardia
From Kathmandu: Daily buses run from Kathmandu to Mahendrenagar (alight at Ambassa). The bus takes around 17 hours and is a beautiful though long journey as you pass through mountains and forests and then through the mainly flat and rural Terai.
Bardia vs Chitwan
Bardia National Park is the best place in Nepal to see Bengal tigers! It is more difficult, however, still quite likely the sighting of rhinos in the park.
