Two hours from Kathmandu. One unforgettable night under the stars.
You don't need to fly anywhere to wake up to the sound of rushing water, share a bonfire with your closest people, and feel like the weekend actually counted. Our tents sit a few steps from the Sunkoshi — close enough to hear the current, comfortable enough to sleep well.
4 tent units only · River-facing · Full resort access
Most "camping trips" near Kathmandu turn into a logistical mess — finding a spot, hauling gear, hoping the weather cooperates. We've taken all of that off your plate. You show up. The tent is already pitched. The river is already running. Your group already has a plan, even if you didn't make one.
This isn't roughing it. It's the version of camping where the beds are real, the Wi-Fi works, and the volleyball game starts before you've even unpacked.
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We have two distinct setups, because a six-friend chaos weekend looks nothing like a couple's anniversary escape.
This is the one you book when the WhatsApp group has been planning a trip for three months and someone finally took initiative. Spacious, functional, and made for shared laughs and shared snacks.
Best for: Friend groups, college trips, team outings, birthday weekends.
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A design-forward glamping structure with a distinct shape and feel. Smaller, more atmospheric, and genuinely photogenic without trying too hard. The kind of stay that ends up on your camera roll for months.
Best for: Couples, small groups, travelers who care how a place feels.
View tent details →Your tent faces the river. First thing you see in the morning is water moving through the valley.
Same access as everyone else: pool, beach volleyball, badminton, nature walks.
When the sun drops behind the hills, the fire goes up. Bring a guitar, request a song, or just watch the sparks.
A wide stretch of sand along the river — perfect for photos, hanging out, or walking off lunch.
Quick honesty note: The Sunkoshi is beautiful but the current is strong. Swimming in the river isn't safe — that's what the pool is for. The beach is for everything else.
Shared — 4 common toilets for tent guests. Clean, well-maintained, but shared. Need private en-suite? Our cottages or villas fit better.
Real beds inside every tent. No floor-sleeping unless you want to.
Common Wi-Fi, strong mobile network, power backup for grid blinks.
2:00 PM in. 12:00 noon out.
Not allowed at this property.
Glamping is best when the weather plays along. The dry months — autumn through spring — are peak Sukute. Clear skies, comfortable nights, the river at its most photogenic.
Monsoon season is our quiet period. The tents are an outdoor experience, and rain changes the whole vibe — we'd rather you book a stay you'll actually love.
If you're planning for a holiday weekend or popular travel window, book early. Only 4 tent units total. They go fast.
No flight, no long drive, no complicated itinerary. Roughly 2 hours from the city — close enough for a Friday-night arrival, far enough that it actually feels like you went somewhere.
The tents fill up faster than the rooms. If your group has been "planning to plan something" for a while — this is the easy yes.