Barauli Community Homestay - Discover Indigenous culture and wildlife in Chitwan

Yes, Wi-Fi is available in the community hall from 6 am to 11 pm. The Barauli area also has decent 3G reception.

Yes, all huts are fitted with solar panels and there are power points for charging electronics. In case of load shedding, there is a provision of an inverter.

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

Every hut has an attached bathroom with Western toilets.

Yes, every hut has an attached private bathroom.

No, every hut has an attached private bathroom.

Yes, all huts are fitted with solar panels, so you can enjoy a proper hot shower.

Yes, towels along with toilet paper and soap are provided.

No, there are no pets in the hut and the community hall.

Every hut is designed to sleep between 2 and 3 people. There are 5 triple rooms, 9 twin rooms and 1 double room.

No, you will only share your room with your travel partners.

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).

The staff speaks English, but unfortunately most of the women only speak basic English. Still, the staff is happy to translate for you.

No, Smoking is not allowed inside the house. However, you can smoke outside.

From Kathmandu, you can take a tourist bus from Gongabu Bus Park (http://goo.gl/RyvWYL) going in the direction of Butwal and get out at Danda. The ticket will cost around $10, and the journey takes around 5 to 6 hours.

From Pokhara, you can take a local bus from the Tourist Bus Park (http://goo.gl/FuF7pL) going in the direction of Butwal and get out at Danda. The ticket will cost around $10, and the journey takes around 4 to 5 hours.

Once you reach Danda, you will need to take a tuk-tuk to Barauli. The trip takes about 30 minutes and costs 70 rupees per person.

Alternatively, we can arrange private transport for you:

Kathmandu-Barauli Community Homestay is located inside Chitwan. You can access this area on your own by public transport. From Kathmandu, you can get a tourist standard bus from Gongabu Bus Park (http://goo.gl/RyvWYL), also known as New Bus Park. The bus ticket will cost around $10. It will take around 5 to 6 hours, depending on the traffic. Make sure you take the bus going to Bhairahawa, Sunauli, or Butwal and get down to Danda.

From Pokhara - Similarly, if you are going to Barauli from Pokhara, you can get a bus from Pokhara Tourist Bus Park. Similarly get down at Danda while going to Barauli from Pokhara as well. The ticket will cost approximately $10, and the journey will take 7 hours, depending on the traffic.

From Palpa - As for the location from Pokhara, you have to catch a bus that goes to Butwal from Pokhara Tourist Bus Park. You have to get down at Danda Bazaar. From Danda Bazaar, you have to take a tuk-tuk vehicle that goes to Barauli. The journey would take 6-7 hours, approx.