Racy Shade Resort

Our guides are certified by the " National Trust for Nature Conservation of Nepal". They are passionate native specialists dedicated to your security, your jungle experience, and your better understanding of the local ecosystem. They provide various activities including:

• Guided jungle walks: Nepal is the only country where you can walk in the jungle of the natioanal parks.
• Elephant back safaris: This is the best way to get close to the famous one horn rhino.
• Jeep safaris: Will allow you to visit the remote places of the 1000 square kilometers of Bardia National Park.
• Rafting safaris: Floating on the Karnali river branches crossing Bardia National Park will give you greqt opportunities to observe aquatic species (turtles, crocodiles, pitons, ...) as well as birds (storkes, king-fishers, ducks, aigrettes, ... as well as drinking animals (tiger, monkeys, rhinos, deers, ...).
• Bird watching: Our bird watching guide specialist will take you through the forest to discover the incredibly rich diversity of birds housed by the Bardia National Park (Loriol, Hornbill, India Pitah, Bangal Florican, Paradise flycatcher, ...).
• Fishing: You can get a permit to fish the famous Karnali Masheer inside Bardia National Park.
• Trekking: The northen part of Bardia National Park is borded by a beautiful hilly plateau that your can discover on foot. These hills are the territory of bears and leopards.
• Jungle camping: It is also possible to camp on the river side at the Bardia National park boundaries.

"In Racy Shade, we found experienced guides with a philosophy about the purpose of their resort. They understand the park ecosystem, and with their passionate ability to explain this unique and threatened environment, they provide their guests with a live enriching experience. My husband and I spent one incredible week at the resort and it was one of our most profound experiences after one year traveling throughout Asia" Kristen and Sebastia (Ontario, Canada).


Equipment

Flash lights, binoculars, insect repellent, hat, sun glaces, casual and comfortable clothes (brown or green but not with bright colors), good walking shoes, and of course, don't forget chocolate for the tigers!