In a strategic move to deepen its presence in South Asia, Sarovar Hotels, the Indian arm of the Louvre Hotels Group, has announced the launch of Royal Tulip Chitwan, marking the debut of its premium Tulip brand in Nepal. Nestled at the edge of the Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the newly opened luxury resort blends international sophistication with the rich cultural and natural heritage of Nepal.
Developed by KTM Hospitality, a subsidiary of KTM Group Holdings, the resort spans 4 acres and features 65 upscale rooms and villas, including Pool Villas, Water Villas, and elevated Machan-style accommodations. Designed for indulgent escapes, Royal Tulip Chitwan offers a host of world-class amenities including a luxury spa, modern fitness center, swimming pool, and signature dining experiences at Majhighar, Forest Flame, Machan – a Revolving Deck, and the Tanavi Sports Bar.
Ajay K. Bakaya, Chairman, Sarovar Hotels and Director, Louvre Hotels India, said,
“Nepal is fast gaining popularity as a destination for both Indian and international travelers. We are excited to introduce the Royal Tulip brand here, offering a luxurious yet culturally rooted experience. With its unique setting and hospitality ethos, Royal Tulip Chitwan is well-positioned to become a landmark destination for leisure and adventure tourism.”
Rameshwar Shah, Chairman of KTM Hospitality, added,
“Royal Tulip Chitwan is our homage to Nepal’s natural splendor. This resort is not just a hospitality project but a vision to elevate Chitwan as a luxury tourism destination while creating meaningful economic opportunities for the region. With Louvre Hotels Group as our partner, we bring global standards to a distinctly Nepali experience.”
With this launch, Louvre Hotels Group continues to strengthen its regional expansion, tapping into high-growth markets with culturally immersive, experience-driven hospitality. Royal Tulip Chitwan is set to become a preferred retreat for travelers seeking tranquility, wildlife encounters, and refined luxury in the heart of Nepal.
