Hotel Holy Lodge enjoys a prime location in Sauraha, positioned right on the edge of the Chitwan National Park. Sauraha is renowned as a premier tourist destination, attracting around thousands of visitors annually with its unique charm and vibrant atmosphere.
This property is managed and promoted by a highly experienced professional team with over a decade of expertise in the Nepalese hospitality industry. Guests at Hotel Holy Lodge can immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the surrounding area, visible directly from the private balconies or bedroom windows.
Each ensuite room is thoughtfully equipped with modern amenities, including a television and facilities for both hot and cold showers. For dining, the hotel features a separate restaurant that offers a diverse menu, including delectable Nepalese, Indian, and Continental dishes.
Chitwan National Park stands as one of the premier national parks in Asia, located in the south-central region of Nepal within the subtropical lowlands of the inner Terai. Spanning an impressive area of 932 square kilometers, this protected area has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984, highlighting its significant natural value and global importance.
The park boasts a remarkable biodiversity, hosting an estimated 68 species of mammals, over 600 varieties of birds, 126 species of fish, and more than 56 types of reptiles and amphibians. For butterfly enthusiasts, Chitwan National Park is a paradise, with approximately 160 butterfly species fluttering through its landscapes. Notably, recent studies have identified Chitwan as a stronghold for Bengal Tigers, with one of the highest populations found within its boundaries.
Among the myriad of wildlife residing in the park are the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger, the endangered One-Horned Rhinoceros, and the elusive Leopard. Visitors may also encounter Wild Elephants, Gaurs (Indian Bison), Wild Boars, Striped Hyenas, Sloth Bears, and various species of Deer. The park is also home to crocodiles, adding to the diverse array of fauna.
In terms of reptiles, Chitwan National Park features five species of snakes, including the formidable King Cobra, as well as 19 types of non-poisonous snakes such as the Asiatic Rock Python. The park's aquatic environments support several species of turtles, including both aquatic and terrestrial varieties, with a total of five different kinds of turtles found within its waters and on land.
A significant portion of Chitwan National Park, approximately 70%, is covered by Sal forest, which forms a vital part of its ecological landscape, providing habitat and sustenance for the park's diverse wildlife.