Koshi Tappu Jungle
         The Koshi Tappu wildlife reserve is a small 175 sq. km reserve that lies on the beautiful flood plain of the Sapta Koshi in the eastern Nepal. Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve was established in 1976 and the reserve is named after the biggest river of Nepal, the Koshi. It is a major residing, juncture and wintering site for waterfowls and waders in the sub-continent.
         The reserve is a home to the last surviving population of wild water buffalo (Arna), various deer, blue cow (Nilgai), gharials crocodiles and Gangetic dolphins. The Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve is accessible by air, surface and river. The best time too visit this fabulous wildlife reserve is between October to March when much of the migratory and local birds can be sighted by the barrage and many of the river channels. Numerous Himalayan peaks including the Makalu I (8,463 m), the fifth highest mountain in the world can be seen during the clear time of the year.
         Well qualified nature guides take the guests out on walks, jeep drives and boat rides to look for birds and the wild buffalo found only here in Nepal. It is possible to combine this tour with Sun Koshi Raft Trip or with treks in the eastern hills or with Darjeeling/Sikkim extension. Nozomi Treks and Expedition arrange and manage your trip for Koshi Tappu wild life reserve. Please feel free to contact us if you wish to explore this fascinating place.