The Postcard Hotel plans to open in Nepal's Chitwan in November 2026

The luxury retreat will feature 22 rooms and suites, located near the buffer zone of Chitwan National Park.

By SafarSamachar Desk5 Nov 2026, 2:43 am IST

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Key facts at a glance

1The Postcard Hotel plans to open in Chitwan, Nepal, in November 2026
2The hotel will have 22 rooms and suites, starting at 1,300 sq ft each
3It is located along the Rapti River, adjacent to Chitwan National Park's buffer zone
4Activities include jeep safaris, guided walks, canoeing and cultural visits to Tharu villages

The Postcard Hotel plans to open in Chitwan, Nepal, in November 2026. The luxury retreat sits along the Rapti River, right next to the buffer zone of Chitwan National Park.

With 22 rooms and suites that start at 1,300 sq ft each, guests can stay in a two-bedroom Presidential Suite complete with a private swimming pool. Entry comes through Temple Court, built around a stupa.

The restaurant Tree Tops offers indoor-outdoor dining with forest views, while Tribal Circle serves open-air barbecue inspired by Tharu traditions.

On the property, a swimming pool, spa, steam room and sauna complement an elevated deck that overlooks the wilderness. Naturalist-led jeep safaris, guided forest walks, canoe trips along the Rapti River, and cultural visits to nearby Tharu villages are available.

This will be The Postcard Hotel's fourth location after openings in India, Bhutan and Sri Lanka.

What this means for Indian travellers

If you're planning a luxury wildlife trip to Nepal, note that The Postcard Hotel plans to open in Chitwan in November 2026. Check the hotel's website for updates on availability and activities.

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