Sauraha is located on the edge of Chitwan National Park in the southern part of Nepal’s Terai lowland, and enjoys a reputation as Nepal’s most engaging interface between people and nature, as well as a popular tourist destination. Sauraha serves as the entrance to Chitwan National Park, which has been enlisted as World Heritage site, hence Sauraha pulls in nature lovers and adventurers. Here the adventurers go for wildlife Safaris and jungle tours where the highlights of touring are Bengal tigers, one horn rhinoceros and the mighty Asian elephants. Apart from the wild attractions Sauraha treasures cultural tourism as its major offering influenced mainly by the Tharu ethnic group. Tourists learn about the Tharu people and their ways through dances, craftwork, and even visits to the village to learn about their ways of life through the centuries. Immersed in dense forest and shrub, crossing the river stream and being in the silence of the Terai, Sauraha offers a perfect place for nature and cultural lover.

Sauraha can be definitely recommended to all the active and interested people who like adventures and who would also like to explore the amount of Nepali culture. Adjacent to Chitwan National Park, a world heritage site that is famous for its wildlife, Sauraha presents wildlife tour where one could easily sight the mighty tiger of Bengal, one horned rhinoceros and Asian elephant in close touch with the jungles of the park and along the peaceful bank of the Rapti River. Besides the geography and wildlife of Sauraha offers a wide range of cultural entertainment and education and the Tharu people’s performance, souvenir shops, and village tours deepen the knowledge of exotics of Nepalese culture. Blessed with beautiful nature of greenish forests and calm rivers Sauraha offers a rich experience to nature more and cultural explorers and is one among the stunning tourism towns in Nepal’s southern Terai zone.