Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge

Find your personal mountaintop at this restorative retreat

Ascend to your mountain-top haven and take a moment to immerse yourself in the majestic Himalayan landscape. Perched on a ridge outside Pokhara, central Nepal, Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge is an ideal place to relinquish your stress and sink into a deeper understanding of yourself and the natural world. The tranquil, hand-cut stone cottage rooms are furnished with rich Tibetan rugs and original artwork: there is no shortage of simple luxury in this Himalayan oasis.

Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge is more than a spiritual retreat. The lodge engages with the local community on social and environmental matters, with locally-grown authentic Nepali cuisine offering another great way to immerse yourself in Nepal’s culture. You can rest assured that your stay here will replenish your spirit and the world around you.

Amenities at Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge

Airy cottage rooms built with hand-cut stone, furnished with Tibetan rugs, original artwork, and wooden furniture

Each room has a private veranda and Himalayan views

Terrace for pre-dinner cocktails, a cozy central fireplace in the Main Lodge around a Nepali-style courtyard

Masseurs offer a range of Ayurvedic and shiatsu therapy

Wifi in the Main Lodge, expert local guides for a range of local walks, room service

Gardens and Col. Jimmy’s Library with a special collection of Himalayan mountaineering literature

Dining offers fresh, local, organic produce for Nepali and international dishes

Infinity pool

Amenities at Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge

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Village to Village Walks

Wander through the Annapurna foothills on a guided walk with local staff from Tiger Mountain, offering cultural exploration of local communities or a close-up look into the mountain’s surrounding nature and agriculture.

Waterfowl Monitoring

Guides at Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge have been conducting a census of the various lakes in the Pokhara Valley since 2005, with data is sent to Bird Conservation Nepal and thence to Birdlife International.

Butterfly Monitoring

Butterflies can be an important indicator of healthy ecosystems. Join the guides at the lodge in their butterfly survey within the lodge compound, where over 260 species of butterflies have been recorded to date.

Convene with the roof of the world

Rise at sunrise for a meditation in view of the Annapurna range and 3rd tallest peak on earth.

Tiger Mountain Pokhara believes in tourism with a conscience and are pioneers of responsible conservation tourism.

Working with the local community and respecting the region’s environment, Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge has kept the lodge grounds in their natural state in order to support the habitat for the birds, butterflies and other native animals.The lodge also monitors local waterfowl and butterflies and provides census data for further conservation. It currently maintains a bird and butterfly checklist.

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· A special gift of a miniature image of Ganesh, the elephant-headed Hindu god made in Bhaktapur in the Kathmandu Valley by a traditional potter family