Most people know and come to Nepal for the highest snow peaks in the world, the famous trekking routes and the interesting culture in Kathmandu valley but they don't take the time or miss the opportunity to visit the southern lowlands of Nepal, especially the "Chitwan National Park", to discover a completely different aspect of the country.

Created in 1973 and listed as a "UNESCO" world heritage site since 1984, "Chitwan National Park" (malaria free since 1960) is situated in south-central Nepal, just five hours bus journey from Kathmandu or Pokhara and is renowned to be one of the best in Asia. Its 932 sq km are home for a number of endangered species and mammals such as wild elephants, one horn rhinoceros, monkeys, four types of deer, sloth bears, gaurs, fresh water dolphins, leopards, hyenas and the famous Royal Bengal tiger. There are also reptiles including crocodiles, snakes, turtles and lizards, colourful butterflies and about 529 species of birds which make Chitwan a paradise for the specialists. The variety of flora is amazing too. It goes from tall grasslands with lakes to Sal forest with twisted vines. The indigenous people "Tharus", their almost unchanged way of living and their traditional houses can alone make the journey to Chitwan worthwile and will remind you of some parts of Africa.
 

Our resort is situated in a very convenient and quiet place in Sauraha village on the road to the elephant breeding center and just five minutes walk to the river and park entrance. You will find some of the cleanest and best value rooms in the country to suit all budgets, from a dormitory to deluxe family rooms with A.C, T.V and mezzanine in which children can sleep.

All the rooms, built in a traditional style cottage, have an attached, tiled bathroom with 24hr hot and cold shower.
 

We serve excellent Nepali, Indian, Chinese and continental food including some specialities of Switzerland like "raclette", all made in a super clean and modern kitchen by well trained cook. You will also enjoy the nice garden setting full of trees and flowers where you can watch plenty of birds, butterflies and other creatures while you take a rest in a hammock or sit on the balcony in front of your room from which you can also see a wide range of snow peaks on clear days such as Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Manaslu and many more. The French people will appreciate the "Petanque" ground while drinking a pastis. During the cold winter evenings, we also light a camp fire around which the musicians can show their talent. The young friendly and dynamic staff members will always do their best to make your stay with us an unforgettable one. We are also multi language speaking (English, French, Spanish, German, Nepali and Hindi) so, don't hesitate any longer to join us for the best experience in the Chitwan national park.