RARE India proudly announces its collaboration with two distinguished Nepalese partners – Nepali Ghar Hotel in Kathmandu and Sanctuary Resort in Chitwan. Strengthening its commitment to authentic and responsible tourism experiences, RARE India now represents three conscious properties in Nepal, marking a significant stride in transformative travel.

Shoba Rudra, Founder of RARE India, expresses excitement about expanding authentic experiences in Nepal. She states, "With the addition of Sanctuary Resort and Nepali Ghar Hotel, we continue our journey of creating authentic experiences. These new members are a testament to our ongoing commitment to sustainable, community-focused luxury."

Nepali Ghar Hotel - Where Tradition Meets Contemporary Comforts

Nepali Ghar Hotel, nestled in Kathmandu’s vibrant Thamel area, boasts 61 rooms blending traditional Nepalese architecture with modern comforts. The property features Seto Ghar, a meticulously restored 200-year-old building, once the royal residence of Nepalese Brigadier Colonel Pahalman Singh Basnyat. With 30% of the land dedicated to preserving natural groundwater, solar energy usage, and locally employed staff, Nepali Ghar Hotel epitomizes sustainable luxury. Sujan Tandukar, Operations Manager, expresses gratitude for the partnership, acknowledging its transformative impact on the travel community.

Sanctuary Resort - A Tranquil Escape Rooted in Tharu Culture

Spread across 6 acres on the edge of Chitwan National Park, Sanctuary Resort offers 27 rooms along the Narayani River. Inspired by the Tharu people's lives, the resort integrates Tharu architecture, local craftsmanship, and sustainable practices. Vijay Nanmaran S, Hospitality Advisor, emphasizes their commitment to "sustainable luxury" and the conscious selection of partners. Sanctuary Resort provides an authentic escape with jungle activities and a focus on ethical engagement with the local community.

In welcoming Nepali Ghar Hotel and Sanctuary Resort, RARE India amplifies its dedication to transformative, responsible, and community-focused travel experiences in the Indian subcontinent.