 
:General Location
Park Village Hotel is managed by the famous
Kathmandu Guest House, the Asia's leading
budget hotel with 35 years of experience in travel trade industry
in Nepal. Park Village Hotel is located at Budanil-Kantha
area which is situated at the northwest rim of the Kathmandu
valley. It lies at the foothills of the Shivapuri National
Park which is designated as the most important water-shed-catchments
area that feeds pure drinking water to millions in Kathmandu.
Park Village is the first resort hotel open in Budanil-Kantha
region which is only 15 minutes drive from crowded downtown
Kathmandu and 12 minutes from the airport. :Natural Diversity of the Budhhanikantha
Area
This national park is a mountainous region, rich in genetic
diversity, densely covered by subtropical rain forest composing
rhododendron, birch, oak and orchid forest. Shivapuri is famous
for birds watching. It harbors more than 250 species of birds
including paradise fly catcher and many different kinds of
mammals including leopard, beer, dear, antelopes etc.
 :Cultural
Diversity
Budanil-Kantha is one of the most important spiritual holy
land in Nepal. It houses the statue of sleeping Vishnu which
is one of the largest icon carve in a huge monolith. The famous
Shivapuri Baba's hermitage, Manichur Danda- a Buddhist sacred
place, the great Vipasana Meditation Center, Budanil-Kantha
Boarding School where the crown prince studied and dozens
of magnificent Tibetan monasteries of various sects are also
located here. The sacred spring of Bagh-duwat and Bishnu-Duwat
from where the holy Bagmati and Bishnumati rivers flows, lies
in the cradle of Shivapuri mountain.
:Freshness
& Air of Park Village
Budani-Kantha with the westerly breeze from the opening thresholds
of the valley creates a tunneling effect on the air flow in
Kathmandu. The Air in this region is so fresh and clean that
even people with chronic chest problems are advised to come
here for recuperation and good health. Budanil-Kantha is being
recently developed as an exclusive posh residential area,
also known as the "Beverly Hills of Kathmandu".
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