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Panchawati Community Homestay, Udayapur
Udayapurgadhi VDC(Village Municipality)-5, Udayapur
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- Cultural program
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Panchawati Community Homestay
Accommodation:
Nestled in the charming Gadhi village of Udayapur, Panchawati Community Homestay offers 9 cozy rooms with 18 comfortable beds across 9 welcoming homes, ensuring a delightful stay.
Activities and Attractions:
One can track down a great history in the case of Udayapurgadhi and Gadhi Watch Tower. Show respect to the prominent Mahadev Mandir. Soak in some serenity at Bramacharaiu Dhara. Take a vow from the sites of glory, such as Panchawati Mai and Jeureni Mahadev. Astound with the vibrant hue and intricate work of handmade handicrafts of the deft local artisans.
Cultural Experiences:
Immerse yourself in multi-ethnic cultural programs filled with traditional dances and music, showcasing the community's diversity and heritage. Savor local delicacies prepared with love and care, taking your taste buds on a culinary journey.
Reservation and Convenience:
Starting from Kathmandu, this hidden gem is accessible by way of a beautiful journey. Take a flight to Biratnagar and drive to Nepaltar, from where the charm of Panchawati beckons. From here, it's just a short drive or half an hour's trek down to the Panchawati Community Homestay.
Conclusion:
Panchawati Community Homestay ensures a comfortable stay with clean toilets and bathrooms, a heartfelt welcome program upon arrival, and a memorable farewell program with a token of love, leaving you with cherished memories of your enchanting experience.
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Amenities
Towel
Community Hall
Toilet
Bathroom
Drinking Water
Solar Light
Health Post
Electricity
Motorable Roads
Available facilities
- Warm welcome and farewell program
- Drinking Water
- Solar Light
- Network and Communication (Mobile)
- First Aid Kit
- Parking Space
- Road Access
- Smoking Zone
- Towels or Sheets
- Hot Shower
- Wi - Fi
- Sitting Area
- Squat Toilet / Western Toilet
- Mountain View
- Terrace
- No attached toilet and bathrooms
- Program hall
Available local infrastructure
- Health Post –200m from homestay
- Local shops
What is included
- Accommodation
- Lunch
- Dinner
Local tourist attraction
- You can visit Ghyampathumka or Brahmachari Dhara. These are peaceful, natural, and religious sites where you can rest and enjoy nature's beauty, aided by the region's abundant water resources.
- You can explore Panchawati Mai, Mahadev Mandir, and Jeureni Mahadev. They are important religious shrines that reflect the community's local faith, traditions, and regular worship practices.
- You can visit the Statue of Tereng Tongbang at Purano Gadhi, which represents local history and cultural identity. It offers insight into the area’s historical background.
- You can visit the 300-to 400-year-old Pipal Tree, which stands as a living heritage symbol, respected for its age, cultural value, and religious significance.
- You will have the opportunity to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Khumbu Himal, offering stunning mountain views. It would be interesting, especially to photographers and nature enthusiasts.
- Another attraction you can enjoy is Handmade Handicrafts, where you can appreciate the traditional skills of local artisans.
- You can visit Tudikhel, an open public ground used for gatherings, festivals, and community activities, offering a glimpse of local life.
- You can explore Bhugol Park. It is an educational and recreational spot where you can relax while learning about geography and the natural environment.
- Old Durbar and Puranogadhi Durbar highlight the region's historical architecture and political history.
- You can visit the Ganesh Statue and the Kalika Bhimsen Statue. They are revered religious landmarks that attract devotees and visitors interested in local spiritual culture.
