Stay 

The Dwarika’s Resort Dhulikhel has just 39 spacious suites. Each suite offers private indoor and outdoor living and sleeping spaces with spectacular views of the Himalayas. The décor is traditional in style: terracota tiled roofs, open beamed ceilings, mud plastered walls and wooden floors. It’s a concept for integrating with Nature but without compromising on comfort. Plush beds are draped in fine linen, there is air conditioning and ensuite bathrooms come with shower and bathtubs.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Dwarikas Resort Dhulikhel but there no specific facilities available for children. However, children will enjoy the open surroundings and outdoor activities. 

Dine 

Guests at the Dwarikas Resort Dhulikhel, have a choice of three restaurants, serving a variety of traditional and Western cuisines. Nature's Flavours, whose name is more than indicative of the surrounding Nature offers international cuisine. Mako’s Zen serves vegetarian Japanese cuisine, that is light on flavourings and the striking wood and glass-panelled Poolside Restaurant offers a range of flavours from Nepal. All meals are prepared with ingredients sourced from their organic farm.

Relax 

Facilities at the Dwarikas Resort in Dhulikhel include an infinity swimming pool, a vedic library, and a hilltop lounge that feels like it’s suspended in space. For ultimate relaxation, there is Pancha Kosha Himalyan Spa set in the lush woodland, offering treatments, meditation and yoga classes. Wellbeing activities include a meditation maze, chakra sound chambers and energy giving Navagraha (planets) Vana gardens. Alternatively, take in the minerals of Himalayan rock salt at the salt-house.

Experience 

Dhulikhel is one of the popular places near Kathmandu, from which to observe the high Himalaya and Dwarikas Resort, set on a 1700-metre hillside in Dhulikhel, offers some of the best views. Activities on offer include nature walks in the surrounding areas and the legendary Namobuddha Monastery. Cultural walks include visiting Panauti, a traditional Newari village working farm near Darimbot, offering an insight into organic production and the abundant local vegetation.