The Royal Bardia National Park is the home for the spotted deer. Other ungulates include black buck, hog deer, samber deer, wild boar and  barasingha or swamp deer, langur and the rhesus macaque. The park is famous for its small herds of wild elephants, small population of the rare gharial, the marsh mugger crocodile and the Gangetic dolphin. The island of the Karnali river harbours largest antelope species, the nilgai or blue bull. The Karnali and Babai rivers attract a large number of wintering waterfowl along with resident species such as herons, kingfishers and wall creepers.

Sagarmatha National Park boosts of trees such as rhododendron, birch, blue pine, juniper and silver fir. Wildlife includes Himalayan thar, ghoral, muskdeer, pikka, weasel and occasionally jackal, Himalayan black bear, Wolf, lynx and snow leopard. Bird commonly seen are Impeyan pheasant, blood pheasant, snow cock, snow pigeon, red billed and yellow billed chough, Himalayan griffon vulture and lammergeyer. 

Langtang is one of the most unspoiled national parks of Nepal. It is inhabited by the red panda, wild boar, Himalayan black bear, ghoral, gray langur monkey, and leopard,Larch, Musk deer and snow leopard.

Shey Phoksundo is Nepal's largest national park and covers 3,555 sq.km. The wildlife includes a good population of blue sheep and ghoral, musk deer, leopard, wild dog, wolf, marmot, weasel, mouse hare, rhesus and langur monkey. The higher reaches are the haunt of the elusive snow leopard.

Rara is Nepal's smallest and most scenic national, park covers 106 sq./km.The centerpiece is the pristine Lake Rara, the biggest lake in Nepal. The lake is surrounded by richly forested hills.The habitat supports animals like the red panda, black bear, yellow throated martin, ghoral, serow and musk deer, leopard and wolf. The lake attracts migrant wildfowl like teals, pochards and mallards. Resident birds include the Impeyan, kalij and blood pheasant and the chukkor partridge.

The Makalu Barun national park includes the endangered red panda, musk deer, Himalayan black deer, clouded leopard and possibly snow leopard, in addition to more substantial populations of ghoral, tahr, wild boar, barking deer, Himalayan marmot and weasel, common langur monkey and the serow. The Arun river system contains 84 varieties of fish. 

Khaptad is Nepal's newest park area with 225 sq kms area. The forest consists of mixture of tall fir, yew rhododendron, oak, dense strands of bamboo and smaller shrubs. This habitat provides good cover for bear, leopard, barking and musk deer, as well as birds like the Impeyan, koklas, and kalij pheasants.

Sukla Phanta grassland is one of the last remaining habitat for threatened animals like the hispid hare and the pygmy hog, the barasingha. It alos includes spotted deer, hog deer, nilgai, wild dog, jackal, porcupine and otter. The park and the adjoining forest is the territory of small number of tigers which because of open terrain, are not uncommon the sight on the prowl, wild elephants have also been sighted in the park. Rani Tal, a small lake attracts bird and animals alike. Herons, ducks, storks, kingfishers and egrets vie for food and swamp deer wallow at the edges.