Barahi Jungle Lodge

Chitwan National Park

Nepal

Set on the northern banks of the Rapti River, its glorious location looks out over the tall golden grasslands and verdant forest and green hills of Chitwan National Park. Here lining its banks, along its 30 acres, are built a number of charming Tharu - inspired thatched villas from which to explore the grasslands and forests beyond. The lodge is just a stone’s throw away from the glories of nature that this park has to offer. They can be explored alongside expert homegrown naturalists through small paddle boats, a comfortable vehicle or on elephant back, or for those with a taste for adrenalin, on foot. After all your exertions, relax on your villa’s private balcony with a beverage of your choice, unwind around the pool or at the Tiger’s Den bar, before indulging in the lodge’s food fest in its open- aired dining room.

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Go for breathtaking and adrenalin fuelled nature walks with the resident naturalist who will point out the variety of life, birds and other creatures you see along the way. Other ways to explore the park include canoe, jeep and elephant backed safaris. You may even get a chance to bathe one of the resident elephants on your return home.
Spread over 30 acres, the lodge offers 35 boutique en suite rooms, built as individual and two-in-one private villas or suites. The rooms open up to a balcony with a sit-out overlooking the forest and the river. Beautifully designed with a rustic blend of contemporary and traditional Nepali furnishings with indigenous skills, used wood, bamboo and elephant grass.
A large open plan dining room serves a range of Indian and Continental dishes cooked with fresh ingredients, sourced from neighbouring village gardens. Lively musical performances by Tharu artists can be enjoyed around a camp fire in the evenings.
Open all through the year.
Nearest airport - Bharatpur (32 km)
Nearest park gate - Meghauli (across the river, 5 minutes away)
Children of all ages are welcome.

From £231 From price based on lowest category room per night. Enquire direct to get full range of pricing and to book.
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Credit cards accepted
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Chitwan National Park

World famous as one of the first parks to see tigers regularly in the 1970’s, the rich biodiversity of Chitwan National Park has earned its status as a World Heritage Site as one of the last surviving examples of the natural ecosystems of the Terai region. It was the country’s first National Park declared in 1973 and also holds within its boundary a Ramsar Wetland site, the Beezashari Lake. It is a treasure trove for nature enthusiasts and an early pioneer in some of the best practices Read more>>