THARU ETHNIC RESORT| THARU ETHNIC RESORTACCOMMODATION

THARU ETHNIC RESORT ACCOMMODATION

STAY AT THE Tharu Ethnic Resort and Food Hub guests can stay adjacent to the forest and river without breaking the bank. Book a room from USD 35.00.

Each room entails two beds - queen size (60"*78") bed and single size (42"*78) bed. Each room accommodates at least 2 pax. The rooms are designed in an ethnic Tharu design - wooden room with naturally air-conditioned. We look forward to welcoming you to our oasis in the heart of Chitwan National Park. .

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OUR ACCOMMODATION

A COMFY BED FOR EVERY ADVENTURER

Tharu Community

Tharu people traditionally inhabit around water bodies and near forest patches. Therefore, their food ecosystem composed of triangular composition - agriculture - forest and water. The sources of foods are both agriculture.

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Food culture:

forest and water bodies (river, pond and lakes etc). Therefore, indigenous Tharu people are rich in foods and food culture. One of the reason for being rich in food is that Tharus live in territories with rich in bio-diversity.

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LUXURY WOODEN CHALET FAMILY ROOMS

Featuring fun bunk beds, natural light floods the wooden cabins each morning. There is a wheelchair-friendly accessible unit too.

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CAMPSITE

With heaps of shade, 24/7 security, spotless ablutions with hot water showers and a washing-up stand, there’s plenty of time to unwind at the poolside instead of working around the campsite.

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Our Facilities

WHAT CAN I EXPECT AT Tharu Ethnic Resort And Food Hub?

We welcome all ages! Our beautifully laid-out grounds house a restaurant famed for its Botswana beef oxtail stew and guests can dine below the vast African sky.

Enjoy a continental or English breakfast buffet before hitting the road and choose from the a la carte menu of sandwiches, burgers and steaks for lunch at the Wild Bird Terrace.

Our facilities include Wi-Fi, electricity, a swimming pool, a well-stocked gem of a gift shop, plus a vibrant bar and lounge area that brims with travel tales from overlanders and road trippers starting or ending epic adventures.

Set in lush gardens amidst mokolwane palms, you can safely walk across the lodge looking for Meyer’s parrots, grey-headed bushshrikes, duikers and more.

The Best Campsite in Nata

THE TOP SPOT TO PITCH A TENT OR PARK YOUR CARAVAN

You will find a camper's oasis 10km south of Nata village.

The THARU ETHNIC RESORTcampsites have clean, spacious amenities set amid a luxuriant oasis of marula, monkey thorn and indigenous palm trees. Don’t forget to look out for the adorable lesser bushbabies that swing through the forests at dusk as you sit around the campfire.

Our stylish ablutions offer hot showers and flushing toilets — a luxury after camping wild in Botswana’s national parks! There is a centralised power bank if campers require electricity (24-volt power points fit the standard South African three-pin round plug). Most stands have a cement base for the braai and hard mopane firewood is for sale at reception.

The ample, well-established campgrounds can accommodate 150 people spread across several level acres and the sites are not numbered.

Access to all lodge facilities

Campers have access to our beautifully laid-out grounds and picturesque pool.

The restaurant is renowned for its Botswana beef oxtail stew or burgers, and guests can dine below the vast star-studded sky around a romantic lantern-lit table.

THARU ETHNIC RESORTfacilities include Wi-Fi in the central area, a swimming pool, a well-stocked gift shop (with maps and reference books for your Botswana safari), plus a vibrant bar and lounge area.

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OUR BROCHURE

Our Activities

THINGS TO DO AT Tharu Ethnic Resort And Food Hub

Bird watchers simply love our lodge and can see plenty of species from the comfort of the pool deck, bar or breakfast table. We often enjoy visits from Southern yellow-billed hornbills, pied and arrow-marked babblers, glossy starlings and paradise whydahs.

Birder or not, the number one thing to do in Nata is to visit the THARU ETHNIC Sanctuary.

THARU ETHNIC RESORToffers daily three-hour sunset drives in open game drive vehicles to support the community-run reserve. Most famous for its thriving flamingo population, the sanctuary is set in the mighty Makgadikgadi Salt Pan network with quality wildlife sightings over and above the 165 bird species recorded here.