Jungle Safari in Nepal is very famous. Nepal is surrounded from the east, south, and west by India and the north by China. It covers a location of 47,181 sq. km, including 0.03% of the planet's overall spans and 0.3% of Asia's whole space. While it occupies such a little area, it contains a vast array of topographies. In addition, this various topography has some of the world's rarest and most endangered flora and fauna species. Different altitudes contribute to the change in climate in various sections of the county, which in turn bear the wealth of flora and wildlife. The climate of Nepal helps to nurture many animals, some uncommon species as well. But they are at risk of extinction due to their overhunting, poaching, habitat damage, climate change. A 2013 study shows that there are currently 198 tigers in Nepal, an increase of 63% of the number of Tigers compared to 2009. This sample alone checks how serious the problem is. The increasing tendency of industrialization and urbanization has, together with branchings and hunting, drastically altered the natural habitat of several animal species. Due to the severe pollution of the rivers and the death of fish, Gharials was...