Being a guest at the Bhada Community Homestay in the village of Bhada allows you an up-close glimpse of rural village life on the Western Terai. The local people here are ethnic Tharus, a group that originated in India centuries ago and now has a culture, language, cuisine, and other customs that resemble both hill Nepali and North Indian traditions.The Bhada Community Homestay is ideally situated between the Bardiya National Park and the Shuklaphanta National Park, prime wildlife-watching areas of Western Nepal that see fewer visitors than the Chitwan National Park. Travellers who try to get out here can experience a landscape and culture that hasn’t been trampled by tourism. Wildlife-spotting activities in the parks are authentic, following local people's paths when navigating the area, and you’re unlikely to see many other tourists.

Experience the beauty of rural Dhankuta on the Chuliban-Khambela Hike. This 4-5 hour journey takes you through scenic landscapes and offers cultural immersion with the Aathapahariya community, complete with a traditional organic meal.

Enjoy vibrant cultural programs, scenic hikes, and hands-on farming activities while savoring authentic Nepali cuisine. Perfect for a 1-night, 2-day getaway, Sipting invites you to connect with nature, heritage, and the warmth of local hospitality.

The Orange Town Walk offers a delightful journey through Dhankuta’s colorful streets, historical landmarks, and cultural hubs. Perfect for exploring Nepal’s rich traditions and warm hospitality.

The Farm to Table Experience offers a unique glimpse into Nepal’s rural lifestyle. Harvest fresh produce, cook authentic Nepalese dishes, and savor a homemade meal while connecting with local hosts in a serene community setting.