Geruwa Serenity Resort is situated in an abandoned area of agricultural land in the past due to excessive raid of agricultural crops by wildlife. It is very close (almost at the bank) to a branch of Geruwa river and wildlife corridor across it which connects Bardia National Park and Indian Wildlife Sanctuary called Katarnighat.

This patch of land like an island is named “Saijanaghat” (means the number of hundreds) after an event of together ploughing of the area of land by 100 persons at a time.

Moreover, a landless and endangered community called “Sonaha” (i.e. Gold Seeker) also used to dwell in the area in past sustaining their life through traditional work of fishing and seeking gold along the bank of the Geruwa river. Now, they have been shifted to another place close to this area. So, still we can see their remaining traditional lifestyle and livelihood.

Geruwa Serenity Resort is the first such types of initiative in Geruwa Municipality which aims to rejuvenate this area of land combining tourism and agriculture together to generate job opportunities for the locals and market for local products, hoping to reduce human wildlife conflict and increase the thought of co-existence of human and wildlife.

Surrounding environment of this area is so peaceful and none polluted because there is community settlement in the west direction only which is almost 1.5 km far from Geruwa Serenity Resort and in the rest directions there is Geruwa river and wood either close or far.