Its been years I hadn't been to the National Park that lies nearby my community. There used to be so much opportunity with all the travel plans, to roam and be around the forest. While the Covid halted all these chances to be around the expeditions. Chitwan National Park is home to one-horn rhino, Bengal tiger, antlers, gharials, will elephants, giant pied hornbill, etc.
The entrance inside the forest is restricted and under supervision. However tourist are allowed to enter the space of national park with terms and conditions.
My travel was upto the 20 Thousand Lake located in the west-north outer space of the national park. This area of national park has plenty of mini-lakes. So, the main lake gets its name from this condition.
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There are lots of means to reach up to the destination. While, we ride it to the place. Tourists can visit the place along the jeep safari or walking, and on their personal vehicle. There are restrictions and fees needed for all tourists to enter around the peripheri of the lake.
Twenty thousand lake is situated at an altitude of 286 m above the sea level and covers an area of 7900 acres. It is the habitat for Bengal tiger, crocodile, sloth bear, and different birds like kingfisher, peacock, etc.
You get to see amazing lust green and hear birds chirping all around you. The lake in itself is calm and peaceful to say and relax for a while. Gharials crocodile can be seen floating in the lake. However, I couldn't figure out this time on my visit. The area is also loved by the antlers with good water resources. Its a calm peaceful experience soaking all sparks of nature. However, precautions become the most being around the water resources in the park. The forest is filled with Saal Trees as the part of plains is covered by Saal trees.Figured out there was a view tower made infront of the lake, stayed there and stared the lake for a while.
It was a pleasing time with slight fear being inside the jungle, and more of lively experience.
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