About Parsa National Park

Parsa National Park is a protected national park in southern Nepal known for its rich biodiversity and subtropical forest ecosystem. It is one of the country’s important conservation areas, established to protect wildlife habitats and preserve rare and endangered species. The park lies in the Terai region and features dense forests, grasslands, and river valleys that support a wide variety of flora and fauna. Parsa National Park is especially known for wildlife such as Asian elephants, Bengal tigers, sloth bears, leopards, and various species of deer. It is also home to many birds, reptiles, and butterflies, making it a significant spot for nature observation and eco-tourism. Visitors often enjoy jungle safaris, bird watching, and exploring its natural landscapes. The park plays an important role in conservation efforts in Nepal, helping maintain ecological balance while also supporting controlled tourism activities that connect people with nature.