Traditional local dancing is performed by villagers and staff before dinner. Situated on high ground near the National Park, the Lodge is built in the ethnic architectural style of the indigenous Tharu people and consists of two 'longhouses' constructed with local materials -- timber, elephant grass, mud, cow dung and clay. The twelve spacious and comfortable rooms have attached bathrooms with solar heated water. Each traditionally decorated room is furnished with one queen-sized and one single bed as well as ceiling fans. Nepalese and Western cuisine is prepared from Tiger Mountain Farms' own fresh organic produce, and guests are welcome to visit the farm to see their dinner growing. A fully stocked bar is open until the last guest retires to bed. The Tharu Lodge takes pride in the highest standard of service and cuisine offered to guests achieved by Tiger Mountain over 30 years of pioneering adventure tourism in Nepal.