Kathmandu-Chaudhary Group  plans to bring the famous Luxury Heritage ‘Summit Hotel’ to Gorkha, aiming to position the region as a luxury tourism destination.

CG Hospitality, a subsidiary of Chaudhary Group, laid the foundation stone for the project, inspired by Kathmandu’s iconic Summit Hotel. The resort will combine modern amenities with authentic Nepali character and will be spread across approximately 30 Ropanis of land.

The hotel is expected to be completed and operational within 24 months, featuring about 30 rooms with room rates around USD 500 per night. It will offer premium services to domestic and international tourists.

The project’s primary objective is to integrate Gorkha into Nepal’s luxury tourism circuit. Located near the historically and culturally significant Gorkha Durbar, it aims to promote Nepal’s history, heritage, and culture on the international stage. Gorkha is the historic site from where King Prithvi Narayan Shah began the unification of Nepal, laying the foundation for modern Nepal.

According to Rahul Chaudhary, Managing Director and CEO of CG Hospitality Global, the project signifies Chaudhary Group’s continued confidence and commitment to Nepal’s tourism sector.

'Gorkha, a region rich in history, will showcase Nepal’s history, culture, and authenticity through this project, combined with Summit Hotel’s legacy,' Chaudhary said. 'We support the government’s goal of strengthening Nepal’s economy through tourism.'

The Summit Revisited hotel is expected to create jobs, boost the local economy, attract investments, and accelerate regional development through tourism.

Recently, Chaudhary Group laid the foundation stone for ‘The Ritz-Carlton’ in Thamel, Kathmandu, in partnership with Marriott International.

CG Hospitality Global is expanding its global presence through partnerships with leading international hotel brands. Its portfolio includes over 230 hotels and resorts across 130 destinations in 12 countries, with a total capacity of over 15,000 keys.

Chaudhary Group, Nepal’s largest business conglomerate, a leading taxpayer, and a major employment generator, contributes approximately two percent of the government’s annual revenue. In fiscal year 2081-82, it contributed  RS 25.59 billion, bringing its total contribution over the past five years to  Rs 92.26 billion.