Suklaphata Rastriya Nikunj

Welcome to Suklaphata Rastriya Nikunj

Where wilderness whispers and grasslands stretch far beyond the horizon. Explore Nepal’s most serene sanctuary and discover its untamed heart. Shuklaphanta National Park: Paradise For Wildlife ObservationShuklaphanta National Park is a protected area in Nepal known for its vast grasslands and high biodiversity, including the world's largest population of swamp deer. Established in 1976, it was upgraded from a wildlife reserve to a national park in 2017 and features a mix of grasslands, forests, and riverbeds. The park is a crucial habitat for endangered species like Bengal tigers and rhinoceroses, and is a popular destination for wildlife tourism and birdwatching.

Suklaphata landscape Wildlife in Suklaphata

Our Project

Created by a team of friends passionate about nature and technology, this project brings Suklaphata’s story to life through our eyes.