Chitwan National Park Intermediate Area

Amaltari Intermediate Community Homestay, Kawasoti-15, Baghkhor, Nawalparasi

Geographically, Nepal occupies only 0.1% of the world's land area, but in terms of biological diversity, Nepal is considered to be the richest in the world. Although Nepal is lagging behind in terms of economic development and human development indicators, Nepal ranks 25th in the world and 11th in Asia in terms of biological diversity. 1.1% of the total species of plants found in the world and 3.2% of the total plant species are found in Nepal, so it is clear how rich we are in biodiversity. Chitwan National Park, rich in natural resources of Nepal, listed in the World Heritage List, is also an area of ​​important biological diversity.

Local participation in conservation and distribution of benefits, in accordance with the concept of public participation conservation, to advance biodiversity conservation based on people's participation, the central area program, park people program and other people-oriented conservation programs have been helping to increase public participation in the conservation of biological diversity. At the same time, this Chitwan Ra. There are 21 consumer committees and 1 sub-committee and 22 consumer committees within the central park area. There are 8 intermediate consumer committees in Nawalparasi district. Amaltari Consumer Committee, which is rich in conservation and biological diversity, is also special.

This Waghkhor village under the Amaltari Consumer Committee in Kawasoti Municipality 15 is connected to the Gundahi Dhakaha Central Community Forest on the banks of the Narayani River. The tribal and tribal Tharu Bote, Majhi, Musahar communities are living in this area. The Tharu, Bote, Majhi and Musahar communities living in this area have their own culture, behavior and traditions. This area, which is considered very important from the point of view of biodiversity, is located in the Chitwan National Park, and the Narayani River, which is known as the deepest river in Nepal, is located from the eastern part to the southern part to the western part. The river is a prime habitat for the world's endangered watch crocodile and is home to seasonal birds and a horned rhinoceros in the vicinity. In addition, in the only Gundahhi Dhaka intermediate common forest area in this area, as well as permanent residence of rhinoceros, various species of deer species, leopards and spotted tigers, badgers, bears and other animals and birds can also be seen, so this area is a very important area as a connoisseur of biological diversity and tourism.

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Amaltari Central Area Consumer Committee under Chitwan National Park has started a homestay.

Kawasoti Municipality Ward No. 15 Baghkhor Village of Nawalpur District has a homestay operation in 31 houses of Ma Tharu and Bote communities. The operators are excited as the tourists keep coming. The homestay that started on June 5, 2070 is the first homestay in Nawalpur district. In almost 10 years, more than one lakh domestic and foreign tourists have settled here. This homestay can accommodate 124 people at a time. This homestay is located 6.5 km south of Kawasoti Thakali Chowk and Danda Bazaar on East West Mahendra Highway. With its transportation facilities and peaceful environment, this homestay is preferred by the people.

महत्वपूर्ण लिंकहरु

Chitwan National Park

Department of National Park & Wildlife Conservation

Biodiversity Conservation Center