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Homestay Nepal

Hemjakot Community Homestay

Highlights

Authentic experience,

Mountain views

Best for

Couples

Solos

Hemjakot Community Homestay, Hemjakot

What You'll Find:

- Private rooms in traditional stone houses with Wi‑Fi
- Shared meals and local cooking demonstrations
- Village excursions to scenic viewpoints and community forests

Why You’ll Love It:

- Join Himalayan life with homely meals and local routines
- Learn local weaves, cooking or crafts in a friendly environment
- Awake to majestic mountain vistas from your village stay

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In Our Travellers’ Words

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Hemjakot Homestay

Experience in Nepal

Our itinerary was stimulating and varied. It coincided with the festival of Tihaa or Diwali and therefore allowed us to experience a special family time of year. Our guide, Anup, was charming and knowledgeable. He invited us to join his family for their special Diwali celebrations ,which was such a memorable experience and also a privilege. Trekking in the Annapurna foothills was a significant part of our two week visit. The chance to trek from Lodge to Lodge, and to see the village way of life was fascinating. We would thoroughly recommend ETG for their attention to detail in creating a perfect holiday.
Bob Williams

Hemjakot Homestay

To stay at a Homestay in Hemjakot was special. Such a stay is an immersive experience and allowed us to understand village life. The hospitality of our host family was so warm, genuine, kind and generous. It was fun to help with the meal preparation and fascinating to see Benita's joy in using her newly acquired washing machine for the first time. The money generated by the homestay project has enabled her three children to attend boarding school in Pokhara.
Bob Williams