Night stay at Machhan, Bardiya
Sleep in a Forest Watchtower for Animal Spotting
Bardiya Community Homestay
Bardiya
Meet the Hosts
Cooking Classes
Explore the flavors with hands-on cooking classes.
Village Excursions
Take a walk through the beautiful village.
3 Meals a Day
You'll be provided with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
Accommodation
Accommodation
Remote and Wildlife Adventures in Western Nepal
Travel off the beaten path in Western Nepal at the Bardiya Community Homestay. Stay with local Tharu people and explore the wildlife in Bardiya National Park while travelling to Bardiya.
Homestay Highlights
Guided walk through the forest near the homestay. Explore diverse wildlife and birds in the buffer zone adjacent to Bardiya National Park.
Wifi
Toilet Paper
Parking Space
Drinking Water
Things to do and celebrations near this homestay
Bird-watching In The Community Forest
Watch and Listen to the Birds of Bardiya
$27.00/adult
Jungle Walk In The Community Forest, Bardiya
Immerse in the Nature on a Guided Walk
$27.00/adult
Jeep Safari at Bardiya National Park
Explore the rear Bio-diversity Nepal
$197.00/adult
Impact Footprint
Nature & Wildlife Conservation
Women Empowerment
Economic Upgrade
Culture & Heritage Conservation and Exchange
Sustainable and Equitable Tourism
How to get here
Private Vehicle – Drive 530 km from Kathmandu, which takes approximately 13 hours.
Bus – Take a bus from Kathmandu, which has a travel time of around 14 hours.
Air – Fly to Nepalgunj Airport, with a flight duration of around 2 hours, followed by a drive to the homestay.
From Indian Border – The village is located just 5 km east of the Indian border near Bhimdatta.
Proximity to Bhimdatta – The homestay is conveniently located near Bhimdatta, a major city in far-western Nepal.
Cancellation Policy
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Reviews & Ratings
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Sofie Goossens
4.00/5
I loved this place so much! The homestay is very close to the entrance of Bardia National Park, so the environment is rural, natural and even a little bit exciting, as one evening we saw some elephants roaming the borders of the park from our house. The grounds of the homestay are lovely, with a lot of plants, flowers, little houses and cute wiggling ducks. I stayed in one of the houses, which had a bedroom and attached bathroom. A step back in time with the mud floors and walls, but I liked it a lot. If you are looking for authenticity, you will enter and leave with a smile :) There was great hospitality, the family was very sweet and they served us delicious dal bhat, pancakes and tea. My friend even helped in the kitchen! Yes, I made some good memories here...
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any animals? I’m allergic to cats/dogs/etc.
Yes, some families have pets. If you are allergic, please let us know when booking, and we’ll arrange a stay in an animal-free house for you.
Does my homestay have a heating/AC/fan?
There is no central heating or air conditioning in the rooms. However, all rooms have ceiling fans for the warmer months (June - September) and warm blankets are provided for the colder months (November - March).
Is smoking allowed?
No, smoking is not allowed inside the house. However, you can smoke outside.
Do I need an adapter for plugs?
While there are different types of sockets, the majority of sockets work with European (2-round pins) and Indian (3-round pins) plugs. Please note that North American plugs require a voltage converter, as Nepal uses 220 volts.
When is the best time to visit?
September to November is a great time to visit as the weather is warm and wildlife watching is at its best. December to March is winter, with mild days cold nights and fewer visitors. Hot temperatures characterize April to July, and Monsoon starts in mid-June and lasts until mid-September.
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