📌 Quick Summary: Chitwan National Park Wildlife
- The Master of the Plains: Greater one-horned rhino (>690 individuals, 99% sighting probability on day safaris).
- Predators: Around 128 Bengal tigers, Indian leopards and a dense population of sloth bears.
- Aquatic Reptiles: Endangered fish-eating gharials and mugger crocodiles on the Rapti River.
UNESCO World Heritage-listed since 1984, Chitwan National Park is Nepal's oldest and most renowned wildlife refuge, home to the second largest population of one-horned rhinos on the planet.