巴迪亞的度假屋

Personal Villa

Our personal villas are 5 mins away from Bardia National park entrance. With complete privacy and well maintained rooms, kitchen and bathroom are aimed to provide our guest with homely experience, for both guest with family or sole travelers/researchers etc. Surrounded by nature with peaceful environment, our guests have option of going to resort 100 meters away for a quick meal or drink. Our partners at resort are continuously involved in providing activities such as jungle safari/walk etc.

Family house Bardia village

Hello, I'm Pawan, a 32-year-old guide. Welcome to our family guesthouse near Bardia National Park (5min walking). Stay with us in the heart of the village and experience true local life. We offer 4 rooms and a large garden with fruit trees, where a river flows through, surrounded by rice fields. We also offer safaris to observe wildlife. You can also join a cultural tour to discover the traditions of the Tharu people. Here, you're not just a guest – you're part of our family and community.

10min from Jungle Safari | Hot Tub & Private Bath

Babai Outback Adventures, Our lodge, set in a Tharu village near Bardiya National Park, blends heritage with comfort. - Rebuilt with local Tharu house with reclaimed wood - Rooftop dining by Japanese & Tharu carpenters - 300m from National Park gate - Elephant center – 2.5km - Community forest – 5km - Black buck area – 45 min by jeep - Dolphin spot – 2hr by jeep - Tharu museum – 300m - Thakurbaba temple – 400m Experience nature, culture, and calm—beautifully preserved.

Stay in the Wild | Quiet Room + Hot Shower

Babai Outback Adventures, Our lodge, set in a Tharu village near Bardiya National Park, blends heritage with comfort. - Rebuilt with local Tharu house with reclaimed wood - Rooftop dining by Japanese & Tharu carpenters - 300m from National Park gate - Elephant center – 2.5km - Community forest – 5km - Black buck area – 45 min by jeep - Dolphin spot – 2hr by jeep - Tharu museum – 300m - Thakurbaba temple – 400m Experience nature, culture, and calm—beautifully preserved.

Babai Outback Adventures: Jungle View Rooms

Babai Outback Adventures, Our lodge, set in a Tharu village near Bardiya National Park, blends heritage with comfort. - Rebuilt with local Tharu house with reclaimed wood - Rooftop dining by Japanese & Tharu carpenters - 300m from National Park gate - Elephant center – 2.5km - Community forest – 5km - Black buck area – 45 min by jeep - Dolphin spot – 2hr by jeep - Tharu museum – 300m - Thakurbaba temple – 400m Experience nature, culture, and calm—beautifully preserved.

Nameste Bardia Resort

Welcome to Bardiya Nameste Bardiya Resort, an eco-friendly haven in Bardiya National Park. Enjoy serene rooms with private balconies, thrilling jungle safaris, and delicious local and international cuisine at our place. Relax by the natural river, explore the park's wildlife, or unwind in our lush gardens. With 24-hour service, room service, and thoughtful amenities, your stay will be unforgettable. Perfect for couples, families, and adventurers. Book your escape today!

Tharu Mango Garden Resort

Escape to the serene and beautiful Tharu Mango Garden Resort, where nature and comfort meet to offer a truly rejuvenating experience. Located in the peaceful surroundings of Kohalpur-15, Akalgharwa, Banke,Nepal, this unique eco-friendly resort is nestled amidst lush mango orchards and the rich cultural heritage of the Tharu community.

Olive Tree Home Stay

My wife is American, so she has really worked hard to make this place comfortable to the westerners who travel to our small town. it is above the bank which closes at 8pm and opens at 6am which provides great safety especially single women. it has good space for a couple to make a temporary home away from home.

Burhan Wilderness Camps

Featured as one of TIME magazine’s “World’s Greatest Places 2024,” Burhan Wilderness Camps is a minimalistic yet luxurious treehouse and glamping retreat situated in a private micro-conservancy within the Khata Wildlife Corridor, nestled between two pristine channels of the Karnali River.