Chitwan’s Jungle safari resort in Nepal that spreads across 11 katthas (49,326 sq.ft) of land is undergoing a massive makeover and is on an expansion mode. The resort has invested about Rs 30 million for the renovation and some of the upgraded features include the addition of 20 rooms, a new restaurant and seminar hall.
“Our resort has been developed in a most eco-friendly way and all our services are disabled-friendly,” said Suman Ghimire, director-sales and marketing of the resort.
Chitwan Jungle Lodge that lies on the banks of the river Rapti houses pre-historic rhino and lumbering elephants, crocodile, python, deers, colored birds and Royal Bengal Tigers.
