With the world's most comfortable bed, we had the best sleep of our entire trip here. The guest house is at the back of their property, surrounded by beautiful fields and greenery. The family warmly welcomed us when we arrived, and even though we were a bit late, they still cooked us a wonderful, fresh dinner. Despite a little bit of a language barrier, were always greeted with smiles and kindness, and we really felt like we were at home here.

The location is about a 30 minute walk from town which is absolutely no problems during the day, however in the evening you might have a little trouble getting back as the local tuk tuk drivers are less frequent.

Precioso, acogedor, limpio, cocinan con alimentos de su propio huerto.

No hay wifi en las habitaciones. Hay que ir a la zona común para disponer de conexión.

The most lovely hotel I’ve visited in Nepal. The room was spacious and very comfortable, with a special mention for the bed that felt like a piece of heaven. The food was just crazily good, coming directly from the garden and offering us a glimpse of the wonderful Nepalese cooking. Shreedhar and his stepmom were very helpful and always keen to provide us with tea or useful insights on the Nepalese rural lifestyle. We were also getting involved in some tasks, such as cooking, milking the cow, or preparing butter, which were wonderful experiences that we did not expected to try there. As for the jungle walks, Binay was a very good guide with an impressive knowledge of Bardia NP (his ability to recognize every single song of the jungle was beyond possible, I swear). We didn’t get to see the tiger but we saw multiple rhinos and crocodiles. Overall, I would definitely recommend to stay there at least a few nights to share the way of life of these wonderful people, and experience a part of Nepal that’s a bit unknown compared to the world famous Himalaya.

My stay at Bardiya Eco Safary Homestay was nothing more than exceptional! Since before my arrival to Bardiya, Mukti was making sure through what's app that I knew how to arrive at Bardiya since I was crossing from the west border from India to Nepal. The moment I arrived I was received with so much kindness by Renuka (Mukti's wife) and he's mother with a beautiful little Hindu greeting. Showed me to my room which was clean, spacious, with its own attached bathroom and a beautiful view from the garden outside. In the beginning I booked for 3 nights but ended up staying 8 days because of how amazing and loving everything in the homestay was. From the delicious cooking of Renuka to the incredible hospitality of all members of Mukti's family. They make you feel like family. I did 3 jungle walks. Because my main purpose was to be lucky enough to see a tiger in the wild! And I can say (with a big smile while writing this) that Mukti made my DREAM (since I was 6 years old) come true! I was able to see a majestic tiger drinking water on my first jungle walk! Not just that but spotted rhinos, many kinds of birds, otters hunting for a snake and many more fauna inside the national park. All of these was possible due to Mukti's incredible knowledge of the place and animals. And this is just one of all the incredible things I experienced at Bardiya Eco Safary Homestay! Everyday I ate delicious traditional and organic Nepalese food. Everything is grown in the homestay garden. They even make their own paneer! Oh how I miss Renuka's delicious food! We played cards every night, enjoying great conversations about Nepalese culture and about life in the terai region...Learned how to make momos from scratch. Went around town to experience the local life. And even did a little ride at night around the town with Mukti's nephew in which we were lucky enough to spot a leopard crossing the street!!!