In pics: Beauty of Betana Wetland
It serves as an ideal site for wildlife and bird research, attracting nature enthusiasts and researchers alike.
KATHMANDU: Betana Wetland, located in Belbari, Morang district, is one of Nepal’s most renowned wetlands.
It serves as an ideal site for wildlife and bird research, attracting nature enthusiasts and researchers alike.
Additionally, it has become a popular destination for domestic tourism.
Nestled within a dense forest, the wetland features large water bodies, offering visitors a tranquil escape into nature.
A boating facility is available for those who wish to explore the area from the water.
Betana Wetland is home to diverse wildlife, including vultures, pythons, deer, monkeys, and hares, along with a wide variety of bird species.
The lush greenery further enhances the beauty of the site, making it a haven for nature lovers.
A striking ant monument placed at the heart of the wetland adds to its uniqueness and draws visitors’ attention.
The wetland opens at 6 AM daily. Entry fees are set at Rs 30 per person for Nepali visitors.
Parking charges are Rs 10 for motorcycles and Rs 50 for buses and trucks.
With its peaceful ambiance and rich biodiversity, Betana Wetland stands out as a perfect getaway for those looking to unwind in nature while gaining deeper insights into the environment
-Tenzing Dolma Tamaag
