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Burhan Wilderness Camps

Kailashi, Nepal. Opened: 2021, Rooms: 13
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Explore Untouched Wilderness at Burhan Wilderness Camps

Nestled in the heart of Nepal’s South West, Burhan Wilderness Camps is a conservation-focused retreat within the vital Khata Wildlife Corridor in Bardiya. Managed by a dedicated team of conservationists, this camp operates with a micro-conservancy approach, offering a unique opportunity to experience some of the region's most iconic wildlife, including the Greater One-Horned Rhinos, Bengal Tigers, Asian Elephants, and a diverse array of bird species like Black Ibis, Ruddy Shelduck, Nightjars, and Fishing Owls.

Sustainable and Minimalistic Camping

Our camp is built on the principle of ‘leaving no footprint,’ ensuring minimal impact on the land. Tents are set up exclusively when guests arrive, allowing the area to remain a wild sanctuary at all other times. This approach not only preserves the natural habitat but also offers wilderness lovers a chance to contribute to the ongoing protection of this critical land for both wildlife and local communities.

Authentic Safari Experience

Immerse yourself in the true essence of safari with our spacious yet minimalistic tented accommodations. Designed to minimize wildlife disturbance, our camps are set up exclusively for each booking, providing a secluded and intimate experience. Enjoy the beauty of the outdoors with open-air toilets and showers, dine under the stars by a campfire, and soak in the serene, untouched environment.

Contribute to Conservation Efforts

At Burhan Wilderness Camps, every stay supports the conservation of this crucial wildlife corridor, ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy and protect this incredible natural heritage. Join us for an unforgettable adventure that not only offers an authentic safari experience but also helps sustain the wildlife and communities that call this land home.

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