Kasara Resort

這家酒店算是奇特旺數一數二的度假酒店，這個價格在國內也算配得上，但是在尼泊爾就屬於貴了。酒店推薦夏天去，因為冬天太冷，室內空調不行，而且衞生間沒有空調。環境確實不錯，餐廳也還可以。酒店安排的野外活動偏貴，而且來了也就沒有其他選擇。

在樹林中建設的，有庭院，與自然環境融為一體。服務主動熱情友好，就是設施稍舊。

The best part about this resort is its proximity to the community forest which means it's teeming with bird sounds, and one can see animals like deer from just outside the restaurant area. It makes up for not getting the view of Rapti river, which other resorts nearby do. Visitors in those resorts are separated from forests by the river. The property itself has lots of palm and other trees and shrubs, including a big pomelo tree in the reception area. We stayed in independent villas. The beds are very comfortable, the bath and toilet areas are unique (I would suggest they use better and thicker toilet paper!). Maybe because of the closed space the rooms can be musty. The pool is nice, however, not children friendly as it is 5'8" all over. They have performances of traditional tharu dances every alternate night, with guest participation encouraged at the last dance. The resort makes arrangements for canoe rides (dugout canoes or boats) along the Rapti and jeep safaris inside the Chitwan National park, where if you are lucky you might see a tiger too. They also provide a tour of tharu village life, as well as a trip to the the crocodile breeding centre. On request they even arrange for jungle walk with proper security. You can hire bicycles too. It's a place to get way from the daily hubbub.. this not have TV sets in the premises, and also a bit sketchy WiFi in the rooms. Wake up early to hear the birds!