We are the first and only glamping service provider of its kind in Nepal, with a presence in multiple destinations, including Bardia and Pokhara. Upon special requests, we can also cater to other feasible locations according to the customer's choice.

Burhan Wilderness Camps is a micro conservancy located in the secluded & pristine jungle island of Bardia offering an exclusive glamping retreat. Nestled in the Khata Wildlife Corridor between Karnali River channels, where rhinos, tigers, and elephants roam freely, Burhan Wilderness Camps is your gateway to sustainable luxury in the wild! Choose from spacious Safari Tents or indulge in Luxury Tree Houses, all while leaving no footprint. Enrich your safari experience as Bardiya, dominated by the indigenous Tharu people, takes you back in time, offering a cultural immersion that's both unique and authentic. At Burhan Wilderness Camps, you’re not just a traveler, but a guardian of the land. Run by a team of conservationists, our camp adheres to the founding principle of 'leaving no footprint' and thus relies minimally on structures on the land itself. Visibly and experientially sustainable, Burhan has set a benchmark without any pretension of showcasing sustainability.

ABOUT BARDIYA NATIONAL PARK: Primarily inhabited by the indigenous Tharu people, Bardia is a pristine unventured land in Wild West housing Nepal’s largest conservation land- Bardia National Park. It is a true piece of Terai land with a richness that the river Karnali nourishes and a true wilderness. Besides being home to an estimated population of 125 wild tigers (which has increased by seven folds since 2009), it also houses around 839 species of flora and 642 species of fauna including the one-horned rhinoceros, wild elephants, swamp deer, Gangetic dolphin, and over 400 bird species. HIGHLIGHTS: * Open jeep and walking safaris in Bardiya’s lush jungles * Bushwalks and wildlife monitoring with Anti-Poaching rangers * Wildlife rafting, fishing, and camping in pristine river valleys * Magical sunrise and sundowners * Camping and dining under open skies * Authentic cultural experiences * Expeditions in the West, including Shuklaphanta, Babai Valley, and Rara Lake.