Photography: Photos from Chitwan National Park

Day 31, Kathmandu, Nepal

Hello Everybody. Welcome to another session of my blog.  Today I am going to share some photos that I have captured during our visit to Chitwan National Park of Nepal.   The visit session was also much more fun. We had ridden elephant and explored in the jungle safari. During the safari, we had chances of seeing many animals and birds.  It was my first experience of safari so enjoyed a lot.

We also had an opportunity to watch the tradition dance show of Tharu Community. The local Tharu people performed all the dances.  I liked the Peacock dance most among all the dances. Here are some of the photos. Enjoy…

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Jungle Safari on Elephant

Chitwan National Park Entrance

Rhino : Drinking Water

Rhino : Drinking Water

Camel riding also available there 

Sun set captured. Little close up  

Sunset

Peacock dance performed by local Tharu Community

Music and Dance performed by local Tharu Community

Stick dance performed by local Tharu Community

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