The Chitwan Elephant Festival reflects Nepal’s evolving relationship with elephants, from spectacle to stewardship. Once known for elephant rides and polo matches, the festival now showcases a region rethinking how humans and elephants coexist, culturally, ethically and sustainably. Dit bericht op Instagram bekijken Een bericht gedeeld door 24 Ghanta Nepal (@24ghantanepal) From Elephant Polo to … Read more
Discover Chitwan beyond the usual jeep safaris. Few experiences connect you more deeply with local life and nature than cycling around Sauraha and the surrounding countryside. This isn’t just exercise, it’s a journey through rice fields, traditional Tharu villages, serene riverbanks, and lush floodplains at a relaxed pace, with endless opportunities for wildlife encounters and … Read more
Step into the world of Nepali tradition with this hands-on cultural workshop. Guided by local artisans, you’ll learn to make duna and tapari — eco-friendly plates and bowls crafted from natural leaves and still widely used in festivals, rituals, and daily life. Using age-old techniques, you’ll experience how communities create sustainable alternatives to modern tableware. … Read more
Trekking in Nepal is the perfect way to experience the country’s natural beauty, mountain scenery, and warm hospitality, without needing to be a hardcore mountaineer. Our Poon Hill Trek is one of the most popular short treks in Nepal. Over just a few days, you’ll pass through charming villages, rhododendron forests, and terraced hillsides, stay … Read more
Nepal Community Homestay in Barauli, near Chitwan National Park. Photo: communityhomestay.com Nepal is not just about mountains and temples. It’s also about the people, the villages, and the everyday life that makes the country so vibrant. Community Homestays offer a unique opportunity to experience authentic Nepalese life, connect with local families, and support sustainable tourism. … Read more
