Birgunj is a Nepali city which is based near the border of the Indian state of Bihar. It is a major point of entry for Indian goods trade. Birgunj also receives the goods coming in from the port of Kolkata. Located in the Terai region, Birgunj is the second-largest city after Biratnagar and the sixth most populated metropolis in Nepal. As an entry point to Nepal from Patna and Kolkata, Birgunj is known as the "Gateway to Nepal”. It is also called "Commercial capital of Nepal". The town has significant economic importance for Nepal as most of the trade with India.

Birgunj is a popular stopover for people undertaking treks in Nepal such as the Annapurna Base Camp and the surrounding mountains of Nepal.

Must try: Tanga - Horse driven carts locally called Tanga have historically been the mode of transport for the Madheshi people.

Must buy: With dominant Hindu and Buddhists, some of the best souvenirs from Nepal have a religious significance and meaning. They reflect the faith and culture of the people. Such is Thangka Painting.

A Thangka is a unique painting on cotton or silk applique, usually depicting a Buddhist deity, scene or mandala. It is not a flat art like an oil painting or acrylic painting but consists of a picture panel which is painted or embroidered over which a textile is mounted and then covered in silk. Singing bowls, Khukuri, rice paper art are few significant souvenirs to collect.

Rooms

The hotel offers elegantly styled 60 rooms with plush settings. Large rooms overlooking greenery and equipped with all modern day amenities is your perfect abode for leisure travels, family day outing or getting away to discover yourself amidst Nature. Large garden areas, outdoors, walking areas makes this the most scenic stay in town.

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Place of tourist attraction

Particulars	Distance from the hotel
Hathoda	56 km aprox
Gadhi mai temple	11 km aprox
Chitwan rashtriya nikunj	80 km aprox
Lumbini	290 km aprox

Restaurant

The cuisine of Birgunj has influence of both Nepali and Indian culture. Dal, bhat, roti, vegetable curry, and achar (pickle) are the most widely consumed food items. Tibetan cuisine such as momo and chowmein are also popular among the youths and the elderly. Food such as Pav Bhaji (bread and vegetable curry) and Chaat (snack made with potato as the main ingredient) are relatively popular.

Enjoy a delicious variety of local and global cuisine with our 24/7 restaurant “Navratna”, menus curated by our talented chefs with choicest of ingredients. “C-Bar” serves delectable cocktails and array of short-bites. Open to air “Terrace Grill” offers array of selections of vegetarian and non-vegetarian grills cooked right in front of you. Savour in the aroma while the experience lingers for long time to come.

Events & Memories

Memories needs large spaces to create magic. Our banquets with a capacity of over 1000 guest can be the perfect venue for your social and corporate events. Grand Himal can be sub-divided into 4 different venues to create smaller spaces, themed areas or used as break outs. Our venue Jalsa can accommodate up to 150 guests for intimate events, while Sapphire is the perfect place for those boardroom planning and meetings and can accommodate up to 35 guests.