Welcome to our family guesthouse, located just a 5-minute walk from Bardia National Park. Our home offers 4 spacious rooms, each designed to provide comfort and a sense of connection with nature. Each room is well-ventilated with large windows, offering views of the lush garden or the surrounding rice fields. The garden, filled with fruit trees, is a tranquil spot where you can relax, and a river runs gently through it, adding to the peaceful atmosphere. We are proud to offer an authentic village experience, where you’ll not only observe wildlife but also immerse yourself in the local culture. Join us for safaris on foot or by jeep, where you can spot tigers, elephants, and other wildlife in their natural habitat. For those curious about the local community, we offer tours to explore the traditions and lifestyle of the Tharu people, who have lived in harmony with nature for generations. Here, you're not just staying in a guesthouse – you’re becoming part of our family and the heart of village life.

Hello, I’m Pawan, a professional naturalist since 2007 and the proud father of 4-year-old twins. With over 17 years of experience, I’ve dedicated my life to wildlife conservation, especially in Bardia National Park. My passion lies in guiding others through the beauty of nature, whether it's tracking tigers or sharing the culture of the Tharu people. Being a father has deepened my connection to nature, as I strive to protect it for future generations.

Our guesthouse is in Betahani, a charming and authentic village near Bardia National Park. The village is crisscrossed by water canals and irrigation systems that nourish the rice fields. You’ll find small local cafés and restaurants where you can enjoy traditional cuisine. Stay with us to experience true local life, wildlife safaris, and Tharu culture.