Dhulikhel Mountain Resort

Kathmandu Valley, Nepal

1/5 Tea overlooking the mountains, Dhulikhel Mountain Resort
Tea overlooking the mountains, Dhulikhel Mountain Resort
2/5 The pleasant gardens at Dhulikhel Mountain Resort
The pleasant gardens at Dhulikhel Mountain Resort
3/5 Himalayan views from Dhulikhel Mountain Resort
Himalayan views from Dhulikhel Mountain Resort
4/5 Thatched cottages in the hillside gardens, Dhulikhel Mountain Resort
Thatched cottages in the hillside gardens, Dhulikhel Mountain Resort
5/5 Dhulikhel Mountain Resort
Dhulikhel Mountain Resort

Drive only an hour or so from Kathmandu in the direction of Tibet and the views from Dhulikhel Mountain Resort are spectacular. From mid October to the end of March some of the mightiest peaks of the snow-capped Himalaya including Langtang (7264m) and Gauri Shanker (7145m) seem within touching distance. Set in 20 acres of landscaped gardens there are 42 rooms in 27 thatched red brick cottages.

Although the interiors lack any real style, they are comfortable enough for retiring to after a day of walking or cycling in the surrounding hills, lapping up the views from the garden or enjoying a picnic next to the Bhote Koshi River. Continental and regional cuisine, much of it prepared from locally grown organic produce can be enjoyed al fresco in one of the courtyards or at a viewpoint overlooking the Himalaya.

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42 guest rooms in cottages situated in landscaped gardens overlooking the Himalaya

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About Kathmandu Valley and Nepal

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1/3 Strings of prayer flags blow in the wind at Swayambhunath
Strings of prayer flags blow in the wind at Swayambhunath
2/3 The Hindu temple complex of Pashupathinath
The Hindu temple complex of Pashupathinath
3/3 View over Patan's Durbar Square
View over Patan's Durbar Square

Kathmandu Valley

A roughly oval bowl measuring 24 km east-west and 19 km north-south the Kathmandu Valley has always been the politically and culturally dominating part of Nepal. The area abounds with monuments, palaces and temples in an undulating fertile basin that’s a patchwork of terraced rice paddies and traditional red brick villages. Read more?

1/5 A typical village in the fothills of the Annapurna
A typical village in the fothills of the Annapurna
2/5 Smoke rises from the funeral pyres on the burning ghats at Pashupatinath on the Bagmati River
Smoke rises from the funeral pyres on the burning ghats at Pashupatinath on the Bagmati River
3/5 Phewa Tal, Pokhara
Phewa Tal, Pokhara
4/5 Devotee making offerings at a Hindu shrine in Kathmandu
Devotee making offerings at a Hindu shrine in Kathmandu
5/5 The huge stupa at Boudhanath
The huge stupa at Boudhanath

Nepal

Sandwiched between mighty neighbours, China and Tibet to the north and India to the south, what Nepal lacks in land mass it makes up for with the most spectacular mountain scenery in the world, an incredible melting pot of cultures and a remarkable range of stunning landscapes all within its tiny confines. Read more?

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