Our Story
Bardia Wildlife Resort is a family run hotel located at the border to Bardia National Park in Nepal. Our resort offers a unique experience to explore the wildlife of Bardia, including tigers, elephants and rhinos, through our safari tours. Our beautiful garden has 12 bungalows for our guests to stay in, providing a comfortable and relaxing environment for their stay. The resort has been run by Hira and Shankar for over 20 years, with Hira being the first female guide in the area. We take pride in our commitment to sustainable tourism and strive to give back to the local community through our operations.
Family run
Get to Know Us
Hira and Shankar bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the resort, and are passionate about providing quality service and hospitality to all guests. The tranquil garden, which is full of colorful flowers, lush greenery, and organic vegetables is the result of Hira's love of gardening. We invite you to come and experience a little slice of paradise at Bardia Wildlife Resort.
Local food, organically grown
Our family-run wildlife resort offers a unique dining experience that celebrates the culture and cuisine of Nepal. Our talented chef, Haru, who belongs to the Tharu people, prepares delicious local food using traditional methods and ingredients grown in our own garden. Our guests can enjoy a variety of traditional dishes such as curries and dal bhat, or why not gather around the fire for some spicy grilled meat? Come to us with your suggestions.
Delicious
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Feel like home
You are more than a guest
We believe that the best way to make our guests feel at home is to treat them like family. We're here to help with anything you may need during your stay. And don't be surprised if we celebrate together with you after spotting a tiger on one of your jungle safaris.
Come to us with your questions
When you stay with us, you will benefit from our extensive knowledge of the local area. Our team
has many years of experience in tourism in the region and we love to share our knowledge with our guests. We can provide you with suggestions for activities, information about the local animals and the traditions of the Tharu people, and even recommendations for your next travel destination within Nepal. All questions are good questions!
