My first stop on the Annapurna Circuit was truly special thanks to Rupesh and his wonderful family. From the moment I arrived, they welcomed me with incredible warmth, making me feel like a member of their own family rather than just a guest. Their genuine hospitality and kindness made me feel completely at ease. One of the standout aspects of this stay was the food. It was evident that the majority of the vegetables and eggs were sourced directly from their own farm. The freshness and quality of every meal were remarkable. While the accommodation might not have been the most luxurious in terms of modern amenities, the richness of the experience – the heartfelt welcome, the delicious home-grown food, and the genuine connection with the family – far surpassed any...
Read moreI highly recommend staying with this young family in their loving inn--I cannot recommend it enough, in fact. Important to note: it is definitely not a Hilton brand, and it is about a 10 minute walk beyond Bhulbhule which is the last public bus stop on this leg of the trek so you have to get off and walk. The food was wonderful (try the Nepalese bread, hers was my favorite of all I tried in Nepal), and the gentleman worked so hard to find us a jeep the next morning (taking a jeep from here is not a normal method, or one I recommend, but we had a tight deadline). It was nearly impossible for him; we were trekking during the local election, and everyone was basically taking a long holiday, but he...
Read moreRupesh and his family are very welcoming. We had a delicious dal bhat for dinner and a wonderful breakfast, with fresh products from their garden. We also had great conversations and we could learn more about life in Nepal. Rupesh also gave us wise advices for the trek. The place is very calm and peaceful. A small paradise. Definitely the best Hilton in the world. I'm glad I didn't take the jeep to go to Dharapani. Otherwise, I would have missed this. Thanks for everything Rupesh. Wish you...
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