A beautiful three- hours ride away from kathmandu, The Last Resort is located on the top of a green river gorge close to Tibetan Border.The grounds of the resort are meticulously landscaped. Luxurious safari tents, spaciously set in lush gardens, ensure you a quiet and peaceful stay in an exotic setting.

Uniquely crafted in local stone, wood and slate, the resort has an intimate dining hall with centuries old wood-carving where delicious home style food is served.

The well stocked Instant Karma bar is a great place for having chilled drinks when the day is done and you are left thirsty. Meet people from around the world and make new friends in no time.

Whether you are looking for adventure or relaxation, The Last Resort is the place to stay.

THE RESORT
The Last Resort in Nepal is set amidst sprawling terraced slopes, suspended on a high cliff-top gorge above the wild Bhote Kosi River and surrounded by dense jungle and pristine forest. Limited access across our purpose built bridge guarantees privacy in this magnificent area.

ACCOMODATION
Watch the stars sitting in front of your tent,  fall asleep listening to the sound of the river and wake up with the birds singing.

Accommodation at The Last Resort in Nepal is a natural affair. Our safari tents are comfortable and spacious. The deluxe two-person tents have a single and a double bed and a private garden area with deck chairs. Our four-person family tents have four single beds.

All tents have bedding and towels, a luggage rack and a rack to hang your cloths. Our toilet and shower buildings are never far away from your tent. We have solar showers with gas and electric back up to make sure you have a nice hot shower, even in winter and monsoon.
There is light in all the tents, buildings and along the pathways. We also provide each tent with a lantern to make sure you still have light during a local power cut. The main shower buildings have electric sockets for hair dryers and we have many electric sockets in the restaurant building to charge your camera batteries, mobile phones and other electric devices.

If you finished your books we have a small library in the restaurant and a DVD library in the BBQ area. Safe parking is provided for our guests and we also have a small shop that sells fair trade souvenirs and the popular The Last Resort t-shirts.

ADVENTURE SPORTS
For adventurous souls the spectacular environment offers a wide range of amazing adventures.

> Bungy
Bungy Nepal may be the most spectacular jump on the planet. At 160m high it is Nepal’s ultimate rush and one of the longest free-falls in the world.The stunning natural surroundings so close to Tibet make the jump an almost magical experience.

You can book your bungy as a day trip from Kathmandu or combine it with a stay and other activities.On the day of your jump the jump master will first give a briefing. He then writes your weight on your hand and tells you in which group you will be jumping.

If you have any medical problems, please discuss them with the jump master.We advise you to wear closed shoes for the bungy. Make sure your pockets are empty and know that cameras and bags are not allowed on the bridge.

We provide safety deposit boxes for your valuables.

> Canyon swing
Do you think a swing is for kids? You better think again!
The Canyon Swing at The Last Resort in Nepal is the world's highest giant swing, offering you a full-on adrenaline filled and gravity defying adventure.

> Mountain biking
Mountain biking to The Last Resort
The Arniko Highway, that leads from Kathmandu to The Last Resort, has beautiful views of the Himalayan peaks, never ending rice terraces, lush valleys and turquoise rivers.

Once you have left the Kathmandu Valley (you can put your bike on the roof of the bus and have yourself dropped at the edge of the valley) the road is quiet and it is a pleasure to cycle through the magical land so close to Tibet.

You pass small villages, old temples on river islands, stupas with prayer flags and local trading places. The stone plateaus under big holy trees on the side of the road make a good place to rest and enjoy the scenery. Or stop for a coke at a local tea shop and have a chat with the locals.

The ride takes about 6 hours with stops on the way. Our partner organization has good quality imported branded mountain bikes. They also provide an experienced guide and cycle helmets.
There is also a off the road variation to The Last Resort available. It is an great downhill from Nagarkot to to Malamchi junction. A dirt track follows the river and takes you through villages and fields. You meet the main road at Dolalghat and can choose here to ride more or take the bus up to the resort.

Ride to the Tibet Border
Ride from resort to the Tibet Border through beautiful landscapes and charming villages. Set foot on the Friendship Bridge, the white line in the middle is the actual border between Nepal and Tibet! You can picnic on the way with a packed lunch or eat at one of the local restaurants in the Nepali border town Kodari. A visit to the hot springs at Tatopani is a nice way to break up your return journey. If you are too tired you can also just put your bike of the roof of a local bus and have them drop you back at the resort.

> High Ropes
A high wire forest adventure that challenges your personal boundaries, encourages teamwork and builds confidence.

High rope courses are recognised worldwide as one of the best team building activities. The Last Resort now introduces this adventure in Nepal and invites you and your company, organisation, school or group of friends to come and play!

> Canyoning
Canyoning is an amazing full body and mind experience that enables you to explore some of the last forbidden places in the Himalayas.As pioneers of canyoning in Nepal, we offer a variety of canyons, from exploratory walks to some of Nepal's most extreme environments.

Our expert canyoning guides will lead you in abseiling, jumping and sliding down steep canyon walls and waterfalls to deep pools below.

All adventures are truly unique experiences, they demand choosing a company with the right expertise, equipment, and above all respect for the natural forces we play with.

Our talented guides set safety standards for others to follow, leaving you free to enjoy your adventure with the knowledge that you are in the most capable of hands. If you have half the fun we do, then you'll have the experience of a lifetime!

> Rafting
Tumbling from the snow-capped peaks of Tibet, the Bhote Kosi river provides some of the most exciting rafting and kayaking in Nepal, and is quite possibly one of the best short river trips offered anywhere in the world

> Hiking
Just outside the boundaries of The Last Resort is untouched Nepalese land, where time has stood still. An ideal area to do short or long hikes and get a taste of truly historic cultures of Nepal.
Our hikes are not found in any guidebooks and are devoid of all the teahouses and lodges that dot more popular trekking routes. The only other hikers you’ll see are in your small group.

Hiking into these remote areas we are able to share unique experiences and interaction with the local people and dramatic snow capped mountain landscapes.

Wildlife is abundant in the region; the forests at lower elevations are home to the rhesus and langur monkeys, wild boar, and jungle cats including leopards. A little higher in the middle hills one can find Himalayan black bear and barking deer.

Totally self-contained with all equipment, porters and highly experienced staff we do our utmost to make sure you have an unforgettable experience. In the near future we hope to offer home stay treks too.

The trails around the resort are linked with the newly established The Great Himalaya Trail, connecting trekking areas right across the Nepal Himalaya.

Inquiry:
The Last Resort Sales Office
Mandala Street inside Sagarmatha Bazar
Thamel, Kathmandu
Tel: +977-1-4700525, 4701247 (Sales office)
Tel: +977-1-4701174 (Head office)