Ways Into the Wild
The Safari
At first light, follow our naturalists into Chitwan's grasslands in search of rhinos, deer and signs of the tiger.
Where the jungle keeps its secrets.
Twenty villas above the Narayani river, thirty minutes by boat from the wild heart of Chitwan National Park, a Temple Tiger heritage property, run on sunlight.
Our Story
20Solar-powered villas
932km²Chitwan National Park
68Species of mammal
543Species of bird
The Villas
Twenty villas, one wild horizon.
Fourteen Single Villas and six Duplex Villas, each with a private balcony, wooden floors and local artwork, and a bathroom of wood, granite and bamboo, solar-heated, under a thatched roof of local Siru grass.
- 14 Single Villas garden or resort view
- 6 Duplex Villas garden-facing
- Solar-heated water Nepal’s largest hotel solar array
- Air-conditioned with private balcony
650sq ftper villa · two adults & a child
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The Narayani
Take the river road upstream, past basking gharials, quiet sandbanks and egrets lifting from the water.
The Village
Cross into the neighbouring Bote villages and spend an evening with the Bag-khor dance troupe by firelight.
The Table
Return to vegetables from our organic farm, served on the lakeside terrace as the forest settles into night.
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After the Wild
Back at the Lodge
The jungle fills the day. The lodge gives every sighting somewhere quiet to settle.
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The Balcony
Every villa opens to a private balcony facing the garden or resort grounds—a quiet place to let the day's sightings settle.
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The Bar
Meet back at the resort bar as evening comes in, compare stories from the park and watch the gardens move into dusk.
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The Garden
The villas sit among green gardens, a quieter landscape for slow walks and unhurried time between excursions.
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Best Green Resort, PATWA 2000 · Tourism for Tomorrow, British Airways 2001
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