Barauli Community Homestay in Chitwan is managed by local women, providing them with valuable skills, confidence, and a reliable source of income. Each guest stays in a private cottage, resembling traditional Tharu architecture but equipped with modern amenities. The 14 cottages form a cozy village compound with gardens and farm animals, offering a tranquil atmosphere. Meals are served in a communal dining hall adorned with traditional decor, featuring locally sourced cuisine. Guests can enjoy a Tharu Cultural performance during their stay, showcasing traditional dances and music.

Experience the warm welcome from the hosts of Barauli Community Homestay. Like other Nepali Community Homestays, the accommodation and activities at Barauli Community Homestay in Chitwan are run by the local women. Running the homestays gives the local women valuable skills and self-confidence, as well as an independent source of income.

A local woman painting the wall of her house in Barauli. In this simple yet profound act, the local woman beautifies her surroundings and preserves and celebrates the cultural heritage of Barauli. Her artwork serves as a visual tribute to the resilience and creativity of the Tharu people, reminding all who see it of the enduring spirit that thrives within this close-knit community.

Meet the strong women hosts behind Barauli Community Homestay. Tourism has now become a viable source of income. Although everyone in the community is involved in many different ways, the homestays have provided an opportunity for the local women to assume greater responsibilities in the community as they rise through the ranks of the community. 

Hop on a serene journey aboard a traditional wooden canoe as you glide along the tranquil waters of the Narayani River. Set against the backdrop of Chitwan National Park, mornings and evenings offer the perfect opportunity to explore this pristine habitat, teeming with wildlife. Listen to the soothing sounds of nature as you paddle, surrounded by the lush greenery that lines the riverbanks.