Barauli Community Homestay
Discover Indigenous Culture and Wildlife in Chitwan
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Join a 2-hour bird-watching tour from Barauli Community Homestay to explore Chitwan's vibrant avian biodiversity. Led by an experienced local guide, this moderate-level adventure offers sightings of various resident and migratory bird species in their natural habitat.
Wildlife
10 to 60 years
Ma 5 pax
2 hours and more
Day
Easy
Discover Indigenous Culture and Wildlife in Chitwan
Experience Village Life on the Edge of Chitwan
Immerse in Village Life and Explore Jungles in Chitwan’s Beautiful Madi Valley
Discover Authentic Nepali Village Life
Biodiversity Awareness: Raises awareness about Chitwan's diverse bird species, fostering a deeper understanding of conservation efforts for avian habitats.
Local Employment Support: Provides economic benefits to local guides and the Barauli Community Homestay, promoting sustainable regional development.
Eco-Friendly Tourism: Encourages responsible wildlife observation with minimal environmental disturbance, supporting sustainable tourism practices.
Low-Impact Activity: Bird-watching has a low carbon footprint, contributing to climate action and reducing environmental impact compared to motorized activities.
Educational Experience: Offers participants valuable insights into the local ecosystem and bird species, enriching their connection with nature.
Starting Point: The tour begins at Barauli Community Homestay.
Transportation Options: Reachable by local buses or private transport from nearby locations like Bharatpur or Sauraha.
By Road: A pleasant drive from Bharatpur leads to Barauli, where the bird-watching experience starts.
Best Time: Ideal in the early morning or late afternoon, when birds are most active. Seasonal activity varies, so specific times can be adjusted based on the season.
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Yes, Wi-Fi is available in almost every house.
Yes, your hosts will provide boiled water, which is safe to drink. We encourage guests to opt for boiled water instead of plastic bottles to help protect the environment.
There is a mix of squat and western washroom facilities within homestays. If you need a western washroom, please let us know when booking; we can allocate it if it is available.
Most of the hosts speak little to basic English, but they have at least one member in the family who can communicate with good English for ease of interaction.
Yes, some families have pets. If you are allergic, please let us know when booking, and we will arrange a stay in an animal-free house.
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