Meghauli Serai

Barahi Jungle Lodge enjoys an idyllic location on the banks of the Rapti River just outside the boundaries of Chitwan National Park.

The lodge consists of 34 thatched cottages with wood, bamboo and elephant grass interiors which are filled with traditional Nepali furnishings. Each cottage opens out onto a private balcony where views of the jungle unfold. There is also a larger suite room with two bedrooms, dining room and bar, terrace, pool and campfire.

Back in the communal areas, feast on organic continental and authentic Nepalese dishes and treat yourself to a massage at the picturesque spa.

Guests can spend their days on nature walks and jeep safaris spotting elusive tigers and rhinos, or get a feel for the local culture with village visits. Then, return to relax on your private balcony and drink in those untouched river and savannah views.

Experience the rhythm of rural Nepalese life amongst idyllic Terai scenery at this peaceful wilderness retreat. Nestled on the fringe of a traditional Tharu village, Tharu Lodge is reached by a short bullock-cart ride from the Narayani River, the natural boundary between Chitwan National Park and the surrounding townships.

The lodge is designed in local longhouse style and features 12 rooms. Surrounded by lush forest, it is the perfect place to unwind. Besides exploring the national park, there are options for a boat safari down the peaceful Narayani River and birdwatching tours.

There is also a small pool and lovely gardens in which to relax. Many of the ingredients used in the lodge’s kitchen come from their own vegetable garden as well as from local farmers.

There are eight resident elephants at the lodge and you can spend time getting to know these gentle giants. Those looking for a cultural exchange can also enjoy visiting the local villages and schools.

Sitting along the border of Nepal’s Chitwan National Park, Kasara Resort is the perfect base for exploring this beautiful landscape and its wildlife.

Understated style is the mood here with chic comforts blending seamlessly with the natural surrounds. There are 35 rooms, minimalist and contemporary but incorporating elements of local architectural heritage.

Each boasts its own private water garden courtyard, an indoor/outdoor bathroom space and a sun deck which can also be set up for private dining.  There are also two family villas each with three bedrooms and private plunge pool.

When you’re not relaxing at the pool or spa, spend your time here discovering the rich nature of Chitwan National Park on safari and enjoying canoe rides, jungle walks, birdwatching and cycling.