FAQs on Sukute Beach

Prices for transportation to Sukute Beach Resort can vary depending on the mode and medium chosen. It may cost from as low as Rs. 250 to Rs. 1,000. It mainly depends on the mode of the transportation.

These are the most suitable mode of Transportation for the Public. You can also contact us to inquire about the Sukute Beach’s Tour Bus.

Public Bus:

A bus ride from Kathmandu to Sukute Beach may cost around Rs. 250 per person. Buses depart from Koteswor, opposite the Traffic Police Office, starting as early as 6 AM and running until 4 PM. The journey typically takes up to 3 hours.

Motorcycle:

Traveling to Sukute Beach Resort by motorcycle may require approximately Rs. 300 for petrol for a round trip. The resort is just 69 kilometers away from Kathmandu.

Car:

If you opt for a car, expect to spend up to Rs. 500 on diesel. However, prices can vary depending on factors such as mileage, brand, and age of the vehicle.

Sukute is approximately 69 kilometers away from Kathmandu, and the drive typically takes about 3 hours.

Sukute Beach is in Sindhupalchok District.

There are many things to do in Sukute Beach, and if you ask me about the one most important activity we recommend is rafting.

Sukute Beach is situated on the banks of the Bhotekoshi River in Sindhupalchok district.

No, Sukute Beach Resort does not have animals.

Dolalghat is one of the historical places and is also famous as the gateway to the Dolakha Bhimsen temple. Sukute Beach is famous as the best place for relaxation near Kathmandu away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Sukute beach also lies on the way to Dolakha BHimsen temple and you have to go through Dolalghat to reach Sukute Beach. So If you visit Sukute Beach, it is obvious you will visit Dolalghat. So, I would say Sukute Beach is the better fun place as it covers additional fun than along with Dolalghat.

The Bhotekoshi River flows alongside Sukute Beach. Later, the Bhotekoshi River merges with the Indrawati River to form the Sunkoshi River, which is one of the major tributaries of the Sapta Koshi River.