Discover the charm of Barauli, a serene Tharu village near Chitwan National Park, on this immersive 2-night getaway. Engage in traditional Tharu dance, savor local dishes in a cooking class, and cycle through picturesque rice paddies, all while staying in eco-friendly mud houses. This unique experience promotes cultural exchange and supports local artisans, ensuring a meaningful visit that uplifts the community. Perfect for eco-conscious travelers and culture enthusiasts alike.
Authentic Tharu cultural immersion with dance and cooking
Enjoy a guided jeep safari in Chitwan National Park
Scenic cycling through rice paddies and local landscapes
Stay in eco-friendly mud houses run by local Tharu women
Barauli Community Homestay is located in Barauli village, Nawalpur, near the western entrance of Chitwan National Park. It can be reached by road from Bharatpur or Kawasoti. Follow the signs or ask locals for directions — our team will welcome you on arrival.
Begin with a warm welcome from Tharu women in traditional attire, then settle into your cozy Tharu-style hut. Enjoy a leisurely bike ride through peaceful village paths, passing mud homes and lush rice fields. At the Narayani River, relax with a cup of masala tea while watching a breathtaking sunset. In the evening, experience an authentic Tharu cultural dance performed by local women adorned in vibrant dress and ornaments.
Start your day with an early morning jeep safari through Chitwan National Park, where you’ll have the chance to spot diverse wildlife, including the iconic one-horned rhinoceros. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in local culture through optional activities led by Tharu women. Try your hand at Tharu wall painting using natural, handmade pigments. Learn the art of traditional henna made from local plants and applied in intricate designs. You can also dress up in authentic Tharu attire, complete with traditional ornaments, for a truly immersive experience. Each activity costs 300 NPR per person and can be booked a day in advance directly with your host. In the evening, join a hands-on Tharu cooking class where you’ll prepare traditional dishes over firewood, such as freshwater snails, fish, and Dhikri, followed by a delicious dinner shared with your hosts.
Enjoy a final breakfast at the homestay as you reflect on your time with the welcoming Tharu community. Say goodbye to Barauli, taking with you lasting memories of cultural connection and village life.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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