Trekking & Cycling - Sapana Village Lodge

       Sapana Village Lodge

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- ROOMS & SERVICES
  Rooms
  Restaurant
  Weddings
- ACTIVITIES
  Safaris & Packages
  Wellness Package
  Birdwatching Nepal
  Chepang Hills Trek
  Tharu Culture
- RESPONSIBLE TOURISM
  Our Story
  Elephant Sanctuary
  Sustainability
  Blogs
- CONTACT
  Booking Request
  Location
  Team

Mountain Biking in the Chepang Hills

The journey begins at Sapana Village Lodge - a mountain biking adventure into the wild Chepang Hills. We drive to Shaktikhor, then climb toward Upper Dang Gadi, Chitwan’s highest peak, where nature and culture collide. After tea at Mayatar, the ride begins - through scenic trails and breathtaking views. Lunch in the hills, then it’s your call: ride back by jeep or chase the wind all the way home.

Mountain Safari - Chepang Hill Trek

This is not only about trekking. It’s about seeing, feeling, meeting, and truly experiencing the way of life in a remote part of Nepal - where the Chepang people live with quiet dignity and an unbreakable bond with nature. When you are curious and open-hearted, this journey becomes so much more than a trail through the hills - it becomes a story you carry with you. You can also do this trek with sportive children aged ten and up. It can become a life-changing experience for the whole family.

Chepang Hills Hiking and Waterfall Experience

Hidden Treasure in the Chepang Hills

Chepang Hills Trek - Siraichuli (3 Days / 2 Nights)

(Where Culture Meets Purpose) Embark on a 3-day journey through the stunning Chepang Hill Trek, where adventure, culture, and purpose come together. Located just 80 km from Kathmandu in the Mahabharat Range, this trail is a hidden gem north of Chitwan National Park. It offers a rare chance to explore the traditional lifestyle of the Chepang people, an indigenous group known for their close connection with nature and semi-nomadic way of life.