Baghmara  Bufferzone Community Forest is the habitat for many rare and endangered species such as Royal Bengal Tiger, One Horned Rhinceros, Common Leopard, Sloth Bear, Wild Elephant, Crocodile, many birds and other tourism resources. These animals and forests have stand as the foundation for the community managed eco-tourism. There are approximately 120,000 tourists to visit each year. Currently, there are significant amount of eco-tourism activities and some of them are:

• Elephant Safari: This is the best option to spot rhinos and other large predators from close quarters. On top of this majestic creature, you are safe from many animals, as they fail to notice the humans on top of the elephant. You can go as close as one meter away from animals.

• Canoeing: Canoe ride is available on the Budi Rapti River in the forest. This is the best way to explore the shore regions to spot animals that come to quench thirst. You can spot crocodiles and numerous animals and birds, which rely on the water of the river. A boatman and guide would row you through the water route. You need not peddle yourself.
• Tower Night Stay: Night staying on the tower house in Baghmara is one of the Chitwan’s great travel adventures. Three stories tower house among the bush and grass gives you the feeling of really living in the wild. Night in the wild is a magical time, when the air rings with the whooping calls of birds, and the dawn is heralded by the unforgettable sound of a tiger’s roar.
• Jungle Walk: If you are ready for some physical activity, you can cover specific trails in the community forest on foot. The routes will cover small animals, colorful birds and interesting species. A guide will accompany each group to cover the forest, safely and thoroughly.
• Bird Watching: If you are into bird lover and enthusiastic, this is one of the best options. This tour covers jungles, grasslands and river banks, where spotting birds is very easy. Professional nature guide accompanies tourists in this safari.