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Bhada Community Homestay

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Bhada

Bhada

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Village Excursions

Take a walk through the beautiful Narchyang village.

3 Meals a Day

You'll be provided with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

On The Edge Of Jungle

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.

Homestay Highlights

Community-Run by Women

The homestay is managed by local women, empowering them with valuable skills and confidence and providing an independent source of income.

Wifi

Attached Bathroom

Children Friendly

Fan

Impact Footprint

Women Empowerment: The Bhada Community Homestay is run by local women, providing them with valuable skills, self-confidence, and an independent source of income. This supports the socio-economic development of women in the region.

Economic Benefits: Hosting tourists through the homestay provides direct financial support to the local community, particularly women, creating sustainable livelihoods for residents of Bhada.

Nature Preservation: The homestay's location between Bardiya National Park and Shuklaphanta National Park promotes eco-tourism. Visitors enjoy wildlife spotting in natural habitats while supporting conservation efforts in the region.

Culture Conservation and Exchange: The homestay offers an immersive experience of the Tharu culture, including traditional dances, local cuisine, and village life. This helps preserve the Tharu cultural heritage while promoting cultural exchange with visitors.

Sanitation Awareness: Guests are introduced to traditional squat toilets, helping to promote awareness of local sanitation practices while offering an authentic rural experience.

How to get here

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From Dhangadi: Bhada is located just 18 km away from Dhangadi.

Private Vehicle: It takes about 45 minutes.

Bus: The journey takes around 1 hour.

Cancellation Policy

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is drinking water provided?

Yes, boiled water is provided. The water is safe to drink, and we encourage guests to opt for it instead of purchasing plastic bottles.

Is the bathroom shared?

Most of the homestays have shared bathrooms, and a few have private bathrooms. If you prefer a private bathroom, please let us know when booking, and we will try to arrange it for you.

Does my homestay have a heating/AC/fan?

Almost every houses provide fans. All homestays provide warm blankets for the colder months.

When is the best time to visit?

October to February will be the best time to visit Bhada Community Homestay.

What kinds of activities can I do there?

Bhada is famous for its authentic Tharu Culture, lifestyle, and wildlife. Besides that, you can walk around the community forest and visit different lakes.

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