Kunda is an upcoming all-inclusive resort in the Himalayas. A sanctuary for seekers of immersive experiences, situated at an altitude of 3,280 meters with stunning panoramic views of the Mount Everest foothills.
Where traditionalism and modernism converge, Kunda will offer eight secluded domes, personalised amenities, a wellness spa centre, a restaurant, a bar, and specially designed outdoor experiences such as daily hikes, helicopter rides and village visits.
Himalayan Sanctuary
Phaplu is a pristine hillside village located 270 km east of the capital Kathmandu. The village has a regional airport, a hospital, many local shops, and monasteries. Phaplu is connected to the main highway between Kathmandu and Lukla, and is one of the starting points for trekking to Mt. Everest.
Phaplu was once the home of Sir Edmund Hillary, the first person to summit Mt. Everest on May 29, 1953. Situated 30 min from Phaplu airport, on a mountain ridge, lies the Kunda resort.
Dome Villas
Embody the expanse and wonder of the Everest Himalayan range, while staying in a dome elevated on a ridge with a 160-degree window. Integrated seamlessly into the surrounding landscape, the domes offer a degree of isolation and exclusivity with all the amenities needed.
- 50+ m2 of indoor space, with deluxe rosewood flooring 160 degree window overlooking Everest
- Himalayan range personal deck with hot tub
- Ensuite deluxe bathroom
- Fireplace
Tathastu – Wellness Spa
Tathastu, a Sanskrit word meaning “so be it”, was developed with the vision to offer a place to detox the mind, body and spirit through a range of exquisite spa facilities. From a yoga and meditation room to the Herbal Himalayan Consulting room, every element of Tathastu is designed to offer an indulgent spa experience that is both invigorating and restorative.
Sagarmatha – Restaurant
Drawing inspiration from the surrounding mountains, the restaurant’s architecture reflects the rugged mountaintop peaks. Made with local materials and enhanced with a modern twist, Sagarmatha blends seamlessly into the natural scenery.
A 31m window panelling reveals unobstructed views of the Himalayan range, including Mt. Everest. A place to satisfy the appetite with an array of delicious food, where most of the ingredients are grown locally at high altitude, offering an unique gastronomic experience.
