Peaceful family farm stay in the mountains of Nepal with cultural exchange
Gandaki
This farm is located in a remote mountainous region of Nepal at a high altitude, offering a peaceful and natural environment. It is a family-run farm where visitors are warmly welcomed and given the opportunity to experience local culture, daily life, and traditional farming practices.
The farm is surrounded by beautiful landscapes with views across the valley. It is home to a variety of animals, including goats, a lamb, a buffalo, a cow, dogs, and chickens. The area is rich in natural beauty, with many birds and butterflies.
Guests stay in a private room that can accommodate up to three people. The room includes beds with mattresses, warm blankets, and mosquito nets. There are electrical outlets available, Wi-Fi on site, and mobile network coverage is generally reliable.
Visitors can enjoy walking in the surrounding area, exploring the village, and interacting with local families. Optional activities include short treks to nearby viewpoints or temples and visits to local schools, which can be arranged in advance.
The farm is accessible from a nearby town by a short local transport ride. Travel from the capital city typically involves a bus journey to the nearest town, followed by local transport to the village. Detailed travel guidance can be provided if needed.
Due to the terrain, guests are advised to travel with light luggage. Large bags can be stored safely in the nearby town if required.
Visitors are welcome to participate in daily farm activities. These may include helping with animals, planting and harvesting crops, collecting vegetables and fruits, basic construction and maintenance work, cleaning, and general farm support.
Accommodation includes access to a private washing area and basic facilities. Internet access is available most of the time, depending on network conditions.
Meals are prepared using fresh, locally grown ingredients from the farm. Guests can enjoy traditional Nepali food such as dal bhat, dhido, soups, vegetables, noodles, and other seasonal dishes.
During free time, visitors can relax, explore the surrounding nature, visit nearby villages, or spend time in the nearby town and return the same day.
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Learning opportunities
Vegetable farming
Fruit or nut farming
Poultry farming
Cattle farming
Raising of other farm animals
Wild foraging
Aromatic or medicinal plants, teas
Vegetable or fruit preservation
Green Building
Food justice / sovereignty
Methods or systems
Animal drafting
Biological pest control
Biodynamic agriculture
Permaculture
Regenerative agriculture
Host type
Self-sufficiency property
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Hectares
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7.4
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Deepak
Member since 2026
Languages spoken:
English, Hindi, Korean, Nepali
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Gandaki
Dhading District
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Florent
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Florent
France
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May 2026
Magnifique expérience : nous étions 2 wwoofeurs (en couple), et avons passé une semaine inoubliable chez Deepak et sa famille !
Ils nous ont accueilli avec beaucoup de soin et une humanité touchante.
Deepak avait vraiment le souhait de nous faire découvrir sa culture et sa communauté !
Nous avons pu comprendre le fonctionnement d’une ferme en quasi-totale autonomie sur le plan alimentaire (cuisine, production de farine, stockage et conservation…).
Mais aussi découvrir les liens d’une communauté de montagne qui a développé une profonde culture de l’entraide et la coopération. Très inspirant, surtout venant d’une société occidentale qui a beaucoup perdu à ce sujet !
Notre travail à la ferme était principalement bêcher les champs de maïs pour désherber entre les plants, quand la météo le permettrait. Avec vue somptueuse sur l’Himalaya.
Assez physique, mais Deepak mettait la priorité sur la santé de chacun bien avant la productivité.
Sur le plan matériel, les matelas était confortables pour dormir, avec des moustiquaires. A savoir, la salle de bain et les toilettes sont assez roots. Mais l’expérience humaine vaut largement le coup de s'en accommoder quelques temps !
Pour le transport depuis Dadhing Besi vers la ferme, on s’est fait récupéré à moto, et les routes sont très caillouteuses. Bon à savoir si vous n’êtes vraiment pas à l’aise avec les 2 roues, parlez en à l’avance, ils trouveront forcément une alternative !
Une chouette expérience en perspective, n’hésitez pas !
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Reply from Deepak
Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to share your experience.
It was truly a pleasure hosting you both. I’m very happy to hear that you enjoyed the farm life, the cultural exchange, and the connection with our community. We also really appreciated your help in the fields and your positive energy throughout the stay.
We understand the conditions are simple and a bit rustic, so it means a lot that you embraced the experience with such an open mind. And yes, the Himalaya view does make the hard work a little easier!
You are always welcome back anytime. Wishing you both many more meaningful journeys ahead.
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