Exploring the Valleys of Kathmandu & Bhutan
Combine the cultural allure of Nepal with the magic of Bhutan on this incredible journey through the Himalayan valleys.
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Panauti is a small rural town close to Kathmandu with a well-preserved Newari old town.
Here, you'll have the privilege of staying in one of the trail-blazing women-run community homestays. Enjoy interacting with your host family and getting a feel for their way of life.
Each of the 17 homestays has its own character, but you can count on a clean and comfortable room, a private bathroom with hot water, a Western-style toilet and WiFi.
Some of these homes face splendid views of the rolling rice fields, while others are nestled within the town itself, close to historic temples and traditional Newari houses.
The warm hospitality of the Nepalese people is legendary (where "guest is God"), and the Panauti community is no exception.
You'll have the chance to delve into their rich traditions and participate in their daily activities like cooking a homemade meal. This is a wonderful way to experience the flavours of Nepalese cuisine and create lasting memories during your stay.
Homestay - What we mean by 'Homestay' is generally a large family owned house, still occupied by at least some members of the family. Interaction with guests is encouraged and is in fact unlikely to be avoided! These places always have bags of character are usually highly charming and can provide a fascinating shortcut towards understanding local life a little better. Facilities can range from the luxurious, to pretty basic and meals are generally taken as a group and served in the local style rather than from a menu. The service is almost always fairly quirky and idiosyncratic. Great fun.
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