CENTARA INTRODUCES A SLOWER WAY INTO THE HIMALAYAS THROUGH POKHARA

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As travelers increasingly seek slower, more meaningful ways to experience destinations, Centara Hotels & Resorts introduces a new gateway to the Himalayas with the opening of This first property in Nepal invites travelers to experience living culture, landscape, and unhurried discovery.

Himalayan Hideaway Resort Pokhara, The Centara Collection, offers a reinvented Himalayan escape where nature meets authentic Nepali culture. The resort sits high on the hills of Kaskikot, just 35 minutes from Pokhara, providing sweeping views of the Annapurna Range and the iconic Fishtail Mountain.

Discover 42 thoughtfully designed rooms and villas, each a serene sanctuary with a private garden or balcony, blending modern comfort with local craftsmanship. The resort invites exploration of the surrounding mountains, from scenic hiking trails to guided village walks that reveal the vibrant traditions and heritage of the region.

Culinary journeys span four distinctive dining outlets, from the warmth of Nepalese spices to globally inspired flavors, while the spa offers wellness experiences that restore balance and calm. Whether seeking adventure, culture, or moments of tranquil reflection, Himalayan Hideaway Resort Pokhara provides a Himalayan retreat where nature, wellness, and authentic experiences converge.

A Tranquil Base Above Pokhara
The resort is designed as a calm base — a place to pause, observe, and engage with the Himalayas at an unhurried pace. Explore gradually, returning each day to a sense of stillness shaped by mountain light, village life, and open skies, and benefit from the direct access to the Sarangkot Loop Trail.

Walking Through Living Culture
Village walks along the Sarangkot Loop Trail form the heart of the resort’s destination-led experiences. Immerse yourself as daily life continues to be shaped by agriculture, family routines, and long-held traditions.

Depending on the season, in June and July, you may encounter rice planting, local harvest cycles, or informal moments of village life — from morning prayers to shared meals. Curated home visits offer opportunities for genuine interaction, including traditional tika blessings and conversations that unfold naturally, without performance or staging.

History Encountered in Context
Kaskikot holds an important place in Nepal’s history. The area is home to the revered Gupta Kali Temple and the ruins of a former palace associated with the Shah dynasty, which unified Nepal and ruled for nearly 240 years.

Here, experience cultural and heritage as part of daily life, including Dashain celebrations featuring traditional sword-fight performances, continues to preserve this legacy and can be experienced respectfully through community-led introductions.

A Gentle Approach to the Himalayas
From Pokhara, you can also connect to Nepal’s iconic landscapes without rushing. The Annapurna Base Camp trek remains one of the region’s most celebrated routes, valued for its changing scenery and cultural depth as much as for its physical challenge.

The trail sits within the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), where community-led conservation ensures trekking is responsibly managed — aligning naturally with a slower, more considered approach to Himalayan exploration.

Get special Opening Offer of Stay 3 Pay 2 with complimentary airport transfers and more exclusive privileges for the booking period until 31 March 2026, and stay period before 30 April 2026, and book through the Himalayan Hideaway Resort Pokhara, The Centara Collection website.