Winter tourism activities have picked up at Banke National Park following the resumption of jungle safaris after the monsoon season. Unpaved roads within the lush green park have been repaired to welcome travelers now that the rains have stopped. Chairman Chaudhary stated that visitors are beginning to arrive in greater numbers as the safaris open again. He noted that the season provides an ideal opportunity for individuals seeking to escape urban noise and experience local culture alongside nature. The damp forest and surrounding greenery hold a distinct appeal from the monsoon, while the winter months offer clear weather, scenic woodland views, and opportunities to observe wildlife activity, according to the homestay chairman. Navigating winding woodland tracks by jeep while listening to birdsong, observing natural vegetation, and taking in the vastness of the forest creates a unique experience for visitors, the reports state.
EnvironmentUpdated
Banke National Park sees rise in winter tourism activities
Jungle safaris have resumed following the end of the monsoon season, drawing visitors to the protected area.
In short
- Jungle safaris at Banke National Park have resumed following the monsoon season.
- Unpaved roads inside the park have been repaired for incoming visitors.
- Travelers can experience local cuisine, wildlife viewing, and nature walks.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/banke-national-park-sees-rise-in-winter-tourism-activities-20261028
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