Published on : Monday, November 19, 2018
The eight new tented villas are surrounded by cascading rice fields and the Annapurna Himalayas and can be accessed via paddle boat across the majestic Phewa lake.
Guests can get unobscured view of the breath-taking landscape so that they can connect will nature along with luxury and comfort.
Napalese and international cuisine is created by using produce cultivated at the Pavilion Himalayas’ organic farm.
A uniquely Himalayan wellness experience is provided by the mountain botanicals and the natural spring pool.
The local Pokhra community is employed in the hotel and the farm which shows the brand’s dedication to true sustainability.
The eight tented villas provides the true essence of back-to nature experience with contemporary comforts and exceptional services.
One can easily connect with nature, explore and revitalize, guests can also go for trekking, meditating or opt for guided walks.
Douglas Maclagan, philanthropist and founder of The Pavilions Himalayas stated that he and his partner Andrzej Adaszewski were excited to launch the first villa tents of their kind in Nepal and their Pavilion is in sync with their philosophy of giving back.
Guests will get an uplifted experience after staying with them and take something positive back.