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        We, living at Palia (Kheri) , the last railway station and nearest  to DUDHWA ,  know how best can a guest be entertained in Dudhwa National Park with Casino in Nepal and having a glimpse of Tharu Tribal Culture in the Tarai region of Indo-Nepal. 
We have a blend of Wild Safaris & Casino Entertainment in our folder which is nowhere found in India. 
So Enjoy your holidays with Nature in the Tarai Belt of Indo-Nepal , 
Gaming with Casino & educate yourself with 
Tribal Culture of THARUS said to be the 
vanshaj of Shivaji Mahraj.
How to Get There
Air : Lucknow is the most convenient airport. Airlines operate a number of flights to Lucknow from major cities across the country and then you can have a taxi & reach Palia-Dudhwa in 210 minutes from Lucknow.

Rail : The nearest railheads are Dudhwa (4 kms), Palia (10 kms), all NER. However the most convenient way would be to travel to Lucknow or Bareilly and hit the road or take a train to any of the nearer stations from there like Mailani (37 Kms.) and then hit the road.
Road : The State Roadways buses and private bus services link PALIA to Lakhimpur Kheri, Shahjahanpur, Bareilly, Lucknow,Kanpur Agra,Mathura and Delhi. Buses are frequent between Palia and Dudhwa.  To travel by road from Delhi, take the NH24 to Bareilly via Ghaziabad, Moradabad, Rampur . A state highway from there will take you to Dudhwa via Pilibhit, puranpur, Khutar, Mailani, Bhira and Palia.
Distances from Major CitiesLucknow : 182 km, Bareilly: 165 Kms, Shahjahanpur : 18 Kms., Delhi : 410 km

Best time to visit Dudhwa National Park

The best time to visit Dudhwa National Park is between November and May. The park remains open to public from November to June, 
though the months of May and June are a little too hot for comfort. While visiting the Park during winter you 
must remember to take woolen clothes as it can get pretty chilly, particularly between
 December to February. Best Time to Visit :October to April7:00 AM to 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM.   
VISITING NATIONAL PARKS of UP, India  & Bordering  SANCTUARY &  NATIONAL PARKS of Nepal
have never been so easy and comfortable. The homes of Wild Tigers, Rhinos, Elephants, Deers , Antilopes and many more in 
Lush Green Towering Forests of Saal Trees, Watching thousands of migratory birds in the lakes deep inside the 
jungle gives the utmost pleasure of being with the nature.  A view that gives the utmost satisfaction and 
freshness of pure natural fresh air delights deep inside of a human being.

Wildlife in Dudhwa National Park

The Dudhwa National Park is spread over 490sq km along with a buffer area of over 100 Sq km. Besides massive grassland and swamps, Dudhwa National Park is home to one of the finest Sal (Shorea robusta) forests in India. Some of these trees are more than 
150 years old and over 70 feet tall. In 1976, the park had a population of 50 tigers, 41 elephants and 76 bears apart from
 five species of deer, more than 400 species of birds, crocodiles and some other species of mammals and reptiles.

Dudwa National Park is a stronghold of the barasingha/ swamp deer, which can be spotted in herds of hundreds. India is the only country where this species of deer is found. It is interesting to note that around half of the total Barasinghas on the Earth are present in 
Dudhwa National Park. Smaller than the sambar, the barasinghas have 12 antlers that collectively measure up to 100 cm. 
A full-grown stag can weigh as much as 180 kg and measure 135cm. The coat of the animal is slightly woolly, dark brown to pale yellow, adapted perfectly to camouflage in the tall grasses of the area.

During the winter season the swamps of Dudhwa echo with the frequent wallowing of rutting stags. This is also the time for mock fights that entail stiff postures and shrill calls rather than the actual locking of the horns. With the onset of spring the herd gets ready to welcome the newborn fawns. With the passage of winter the Barasinghas shed the woolly coats. During this point of
 time the fights amongst the male Barasinghas are minimal. 
Besides the abovementioned animals, the avian life at dudhwa is a delight for avid bird watcher. The marshland of Dudhwa National Park is home to around 400 species of resident and migratory birds that include the swamp partridge, Bengal florican, great slaty 
Woodpecker, plenty of painted storks, owls, barbets, woodpeckers, sarus cranes, minivets, etc.It is also to be noted that 
much of Dudhwa’s avian fauna is aquatic in nature and found around the lakes. 

Safaris in Dudhwa National Park
You can hire Jeeps and mini buses to move around inside the Dudhwa National Park. Besides the Jeeps and mini buses you can also enjoy Elephant rides through tours. Usually the mahouts / Elephant drivers double up as guides.
 However our tour programmes include the cost of the safaris.