バラウリ コミュニティ ホームステイ(Barauli Community Homestay)

Take this stay as a social and rural experiment and a way to meet the locals. Rooms are simple and basic. no Ac, so pretty hard to breathe. Quiet environment and friendly staff We enjoyed the local dances and safari. Breakfast was good but dinner was average We were charged $10 per person for a bike ride in the village…for that price I wish they would service the bikes and make sure the brakes are working.

Barauli Community Homestay was one of the best experiences I've ever had. My friend and I stayed for 2 nights. As two females traveling in Nepal we felt very safe throughout our barauli experience. Leading up to our homestay, the coordinating staff were very responsive to all of our questions. The community was welcoming and kind. We experienced a variety of activities. The heritage dances should not be missed. The bike ride to sunset over the river was absolutely beautiful. We saw 8 rhinos on the safari in addition to multiple other animals. But the highlight was learning to cook dinner with one of the families. I cannot recommend this enough to everyone!

This stay was so unexpected! After a long drive from Pokhara, this was a little paradise, and just so chill and relaxed. The Homestay was lush and peaceful, and the staff were warm and welcoming. We did the safari in Chitwan Park, and I highly recommend taking a bike trip around the village! They serve food and coffee throughout the day.

Excellent service. The best dancing entertainment I've had on this trip so far. Also, there was a super cute puppy. The guide was friendly and had a sense of humour while also being professional. The locals were friendly and the nature was beautiful. The only major drawback was that there was no airconditioning in the room, during a season where airconditioning would have been very much appreciated.

Chitwan is a must of every trip to Nepal, but instead of going where everyone else does, the Barauli Homestay gave us the chance to meet the real nepalese and tharu cultures and the rural way of life. The huts are charming, really clean and with everything you might need for a good night sleep and a hot shower. The meals at the comunal restaurant were also really tasty and the activities such as the safaris and the bike tour are very well organized by the locals. It is really inspiring to see how they organized themselves and provide such a great experience to travellers. Totally recommended!!