Overview

Overview
The Sukute beach is a wonderful destination to while away your time in the early parts of spring or the beginning of autumn into winter. Sunbathing on the beaches of the Bhote Koshi River under bright blue skies is a wonderful experience to behold for a long, long time to come. From the north point of the camp the upper Bhote Koshi River cascades through the wild & turbulent tropical canyons…

Sukute is within 2 and half hour drive of just 70 km from Kathmandu overlooking the Bhotekoshi River also known as Sunkoshi River immediately after the Dolalghat. There are some resorts with Eco-friendly environment for corporate and leisure travelers from all over Nepal as well as from abroad.

Pass By,
Saga Mahadev: Located in Saanga, the border of Bhaktapur and Kavre districts, this 108 ft tall statue of Lord Shiva is supposedly the tallest statue of Lord Shiva in the world. The combined height along with the base is about 144ft. There is a children’s park and other recreational features around the statue that makes it a popular destination for visitors. About half an hour from Kathmandu, it boasts amazing views of the valley along with the mountains and lush green Bhaktapur fields.

Dhulikhel (altitude 1,440 m) is a small town with a long history. Records show that it has been around for more than 500 years. The artistic skill and urban ethos of its Newar inhabitants have created a place of charm and beauty. Streets lined with bare-brick houses, carved wooden windows, sloping tile roofs, pagoda temples and sacred statues everywhere. You will think you have wandered into a cultural theme park.

Dolalghat is a beautiful place located few kilometers away from Kathmandu. A place with quiet and peaceful river flowing between two peaks, Dolalghat is often considered as a picnic spot.Also popular for fish items.