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A homestay in Manungkot, Nepal

Sudip Homestay is a family-run homestay in Manungkot, Tanahun, Nepal, offering private rooms, tent camping, an event hall, and home-cooked Nepali meals. Perched on the Manungkot hill, it is one of the most convenient places to stay for travellers who want authentic village hospitality, fresh local food, and sunrise views over the Himalayas — all with simple, direct online booking.

Things to do around Manungkot

Manungkot is a quiet hilltop destination in Tanahun, popular for sunrise and Himalayan views. From the homestay you can easily explore the wider Gandaki region:

  • Watch sunrise over the Annapurna and Manaslu ranges from the Manungkot viewpoint.
  • Visit the historic Newari town of Bandipur, a short drive away.
  • Travel to Manakamana Temple and the cable car near Kurintar.
  • Explore Gorkha Durbar and the trails and villages of Tanahun district.
  • Break your Kathmandu–Pokhara journey with a peaceful overnight village stay.

Home-cooked Nepali food

Food is a big part of the Manungkot homestay experience. The host family prepares traditional Nepali meals — dal bhat with seasonal vegetables, local khaja snacks, and freshly made dishes using produce from the area. Meals can be added to any room, camping, or hall booking, so guests taste genuine home cooking rather than restaurant fare.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Manungkot?

Manungkot is a hilltop area in Byas Municipality, Tanahun district, Gandaki Province, Nepal. It sits between Pokhara and Kathmandu and is known for wide Himalayan panoramas and sunrise views over the Annapurna and Manaslu ranges.

Is there a homestay in Manungkot?

Yes. Sudip Homestay (locally “Sudip Khaja Ghar”) is a family-run homestay in Byas-5, Manungkot, offering private rooms, tent camping, an event hall, and home-cooked Nepali meals. You can book directly online with no third-party fees.

What food is served at Sudip Homestay?

The host family cooks traditional Nepali food, including dal bhat (rice, lentils and vegetables), seasonal local dishes, and light khaja snacks. Meals can be added to any booking, and dietary preferences can be arranged in advance.

How do I get to Manungkot?

Manungkot is reachable by road from Dumre and Bandipur on the Prithvi Highway, roughly midway between Kathmandu and Pokhara. Contact the homestay for the easiest route and directions from your starting point.

How do I book a stay?

Use the Book Now page to choose a room, tent camping, or the event hall, pick your dates, and confirm — you will get an instant confirmation. You can also call or WhatsApp +977 9806673015.

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