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Hotel Parkland posted by Hotel Parkland
By Amendra Pokharel- www.ecs.com.np

Hotel ParklandThis is real! Nick shouted each time a branch hit his thigh or face as our elephant rammed ahead through the bush. He seemed to enjoy every bit of the jungle safari atop an elephant in Chitwan National Park. “We are deep into the jungle and it is quite different from boring rides I have had along the ‘designated trails’ in the name of safari in some other countries,” he said. Nick and his friend Megan also enjoyed elephant bathing, a cultural performance by ethnic Tharu community of the region and, next day, an early morning bird-watching excursion.

Most resorts and hotels in Chitwan feature these activities in the packages they offer. But what makes Hotel Parkland different is that “They let you be yourself and take good care of your needs when you are by yourself,” said Nick. “They don’t chaperone, but you always know that there is someone around to tend to your needs,” Megan added. “You always feel relaxed and comfortable.”

First class hospitality is just one among many pleasant experiences Nick and Megan enjoyed during their visit to Nepal. And signing up with Parkland turned out to be very gratifying, as “We could make the best out of the time and money we had,” said the couple. “Everything the hotel had to offer was within our budget. And at times we found them being very generous in terms of services,” said Megan. “We don’t see people here trying to rip us off, unlike elsewhere,” said Nick.

Megan was familiar with Nepal, as she had presented a paper on the political situation of Nepal back in her college, but Nick barely knew anything about the country. During the course of traveling in India they heard a lot about Nepal and decided to cut short the India tour to travel here, even though this visit was not originally on. “And, we’ll be back here again as soon as we can,” they said. The satisfaction and smiles on their faces meant that they were not just trying to be nice.