Early Dawn Travels's video: We went on a Bengali Tiger safari in Nepal And a tour of our tent

We flew from Kathmandu (the largest city in Nepal) to Bharatpur (the second largest city), Nepal. There, we drove to Tiger Tops, an eco-tourism resort in Chitwan National Park. In this episode, Aubs and I hop in an ancient Land Rover and search for the rare Bengali Tiger. We spent several days at Tiger Tops, and this safari was one of the highlights for sure. Why did we chose Tiger Tops? Of all the research we did, Tiger Tops cares for their elephants in the most ethical way. Elephants have an incredible memory, and some had a rough life before they arrived at Tiger Tops. Because of their abusive past, few are slow to trust new people and care to interact only with their handlers. We respected that boundary and stayed a safe distance during our stay. As for the more friendly of the herd, we call those our ele-FRIENDS. During your travels around the world, please don’t ever ride the elephants. The box on the elephant’s back is very bad for their health, and on top of that, the only way an elephant will allow humans (aside from their handler) to ride them is by breaking the elephant’s spirit at a very young age. Do a quick Google search about this and you’ll quickly understand why it's so awful. Feel free to drop us a question below about this eco-tourism experience in Nepal.We chose to stay at Tiger Tops because of their ethical treatment of the elephants relative to any other resort in the surrounding area. Sadly, many resorts still chain the elephants by their feet. Tiger Tops used to do this, but they are learning and trying to become better. Learn more about Tiger Tops here: https://tigertops.com/ We absolutely LOVED traveling to Nepal, and we're extremely grateful we got to visit before the pandemic slowed international travel to a standstill. Until it's safe to travel again, we hope you're entertained by our adventures! Give that subscribe button a little tap and follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/earlydawntravels About Aubrey and Danielle: We got married in 2016, and we love love, life, culture and meeting people from all walks of life. We truly believe that every single person on this planet serves an important purpose now and for the future. We have an insatiable appetite for new adventures, good food and passionate people. Come with us on our adventures around the world!