Barauli Community Homestay
Discover Indigenous Culture and Wildlife in Chitwan
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Discover the beauty and history of Palpa on the Ranighat Hike, a moderate, full-day trek to the iconic Rani Mahal. Led by local guides, this journey takes you through picturesque villages, serene forests, and sacred temples for an immersive cultural experience.
Hiking and Outdoor adventure
15 to 60 years
Max 10 pax
6-7 hours
Morning
Moderate
Discover Indigenous Culture and Wildlife in Chitwan
In the Foothills of Fishtail Mountain
Newari Culture and Beautiful Mountain Views
Experience Village Life on the Edge of Chitwan
Heritage Conservation: Helps preserve the historic Rani Mahal and nearby temples by raising awareness about their significance.
Cultural Promotion: This promotes engagement with local traditions, villages, and temples, fostering a deeper appreciation of the region's heritage.
Sustainable Tourism: Supports eco-friendly tourism practices that benefit the local community and maintain the area's natural beauty.
Economic Upliftment: Provides income opportunities for local guides and homestays, promoting regional economic growth.
Educational Impact: Educates visitors on the historical importance of the Ranighat area, enhancing understanding of Nepal's rich cultural history.
Starting Point: Begin your journey from the local community homestay.
Transportation Options: You can reach the homestay by public buses from Tansen or Palpa Bazaar or hire private transport for added convenience.
By Road: From Tansen, take the main road towards Ranighat, accessible by vehicle. The hike starts near the homestay.
Best Time: Plan your trip in spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November) for the most pleasant weather and vibrant landscapes.
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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 do speak little to basic English but they do 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 for you.