Rammapur-Ambassa-Karnali Bridge Chisapani Bardiya National Park-East West Highway Bardiya-West Nepal

#bardiya #bardiyanationalpark #chisapani #westnepal #nepal #eastwestnepal #bardiyanews Rammapur to Ambassa to Karnali Bridge Chisapani Bardiya National Park-East West Highway Bardiya is a scenic route that passes through some of the most beautiful parts of Nepal. The journey begins in Rammapur, a small town in the Bardiya district. From Rammapur, the road winds its way through the Terai plains, passing through lush green fields and forests. The route then crosses the Karnali River at the Chisapani Bridge, one of the longest bridges in Nepal. After crossing the river, the road continues through the Bardiya National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including tigers, elephants, rhinos, and leopards. Ramnagar Fort: A 17th-century fort located in Ramnagar, the district headquarters of Bardiya. Bardiya National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site home to a variety of wildlife, including tigers, elephants, rhinos, and leopards. Start at Rammapur and head east on the East-West Highway. Continue on the East-West Highway until you reach Ambassa, which is located in Bardiya District. From Ambassa, continue east on the East-West Highway until you reach Chisapani. Chisapani is a village in the Bardiya National Park area. You can explore Bardiya National Park, a beautiful and wildlife-rich national park, while you're in the area. Just be sure to follow park regulations and guidelines. After visiting Bardiya National Park, you can continue east on the East-West Highway until you reach the Karnali Bridge. This bridge spans the Karnali River.