Nepal

Lumbini Province

Birthplace of Buddha, Home of Bardiya's Tigers

Lumbini Province is sacred ground, the birthplace of the Buddha and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It also encompasses Bardiya National Park, Nepal's top wildlife destination, where Bengal tigers, rhinos, and wild elephants roam Terai jungle far from the crowds.

22,288 km²

Area

Lumbini (birthplace of Buddha)

UNESCO site

Bardiya National Park

Wildlife park

Highest density in Nepal

Tiger habitat

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Lumbini Province

Bardiya National Park

Bardiya National Park protects 968 square kilometres of sal forest and river floodplain in the far-western Terai. It holds one of the two largest tiger populations in Nepal and is about three hours by road from Nepalgunj.

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