The Story of Haatiban Resort

The story of Haatiban is as old as the valley itself. It is believed that it was from this hill that Lord Manjushree saw the glowing Lotus flower floating on the lake. To uncover the mystery of the Lotus, he struck his sword of wisdom and cut a gorge near the Chobhar hill. The lake drained out and the Kathmandu valley was formed.

The hill itself gets its name “Haatiban” from its shape. When looked at from afar, the shape of the hill resembles a resting elephant. “Haati” in Nepali means an elephant, and “ban” means forest.

Aerial view of Haatiban Himalayan Height Resort

The Story of
Haatiban Resort

At an elevation of 1,842 meters, Haatiban Himalayan Height Resort seamlessly blends into the lush forest adorning the Elephant Hill and the profound spiritual essence ingrained in its ancient land.

As a dedicated custodian of the surrounding community forest, the resort warmly welcomes its visitors to bask in the beauty of nature’s bounty. Under the soothing shade of majestic pine trees, guests can immerse themselves in the gentle caress of mist that gracefully weaves through the landscape, while also relishing the awe-inspiring vistas of the valley below.

At an elevation of 1,842 meters, Haatiban Himalayan Height Resort seamlessly blends into the lush forest adorning the Elephant Hill and the profound spiritual essence ingrained in its ancient land.

Once inside, the resort’s interior decor and aesthetics are a delightful tribute to the serene and optimistic Tibetan way of life, enriched with tasteful elements inspired by their captivating culture. The fusion of these two worlds creates an ambiance that exudes tranquility and hope, providing an experience that truly transports guests to a realm of blissful harmony.