Trip Overview

Namaste! Welcome to a Journey That Means More

At Community Homestay Network (CHN), we invite you to experience travel that goes beyond sightseeing. We are a social enterprise redefining tourism in Nepal by connecting travelers with local communities through immersive, responsible, and meaningful experiences.

Working with over 50 villages across the country, our Community Circuits offer curated, multi-day journeys that celebrate culture, food, and craft—guided by the very people who call these places home. Hosted in warm, welcoming homestays and guided by locals—many of them women—these circuits are more than just holidays. They are transformative exchanges that generate real impact. We had the immense honor to be recognized as one of Time Magazine's 'The World’s Greatest Places of 2025'! This honor has strengthened our commitment to provide authentic cultural experiences and responsible tourism in Nepal.

Why Our Circuits Matter: Travel with Purpose

Our circuit is thoughtfully designed to offer local experiences with local people at the centre while also keeping your needs and comfort in mind. This mix lets you enjoy the familiar amenities of hotels with their own unique character while also experiencing the warmth and hospitality of Nepali homes across diverse cultures. Every circuit you join contributes directly to:

Preserving Indigenous Cultures: Your journey helps safeguard traditional customs, languages, festivals, and ways of life of the Aathpahariya community.

Empowering Women: Many of our hosts, guides, and even drivers are women—challenging norms and leading their communities through tourism.

Strengthening Local Economies: We ensure fair wages and community ownership, meaning your money stays where it’s most needed—in the communities.

Promoting Sustainable Practices: We say use electric or hybrid vehicles where possible, and champion low-impact travel that respects the land.

Fostering Intergenerational Learning: Join locals in cooking traditional meals, learning age-old crafts, and hearing stories passed down through generations.

These aren’t just trips—they’re investments in people, culture, and the planet.

Real People. Real Impact.

In 2024 alone, we welcomed over 7,900 travelers from 45 countries, impacting 1,996 individuals, including 916 women across 28 communities. These travelers didn't just visit—they shared meals, built relationships, and contributed to long-term change.

Through tourism, we also provide training in leadership, hospitality, and entrepreneurship. To date, we've formed 46 partnerships with businesses, local governments, and impact-driven organizations to further inclusive, community-led development.

By choosing this Community Circuit, you’re supporting livelihoods, celebrating culture, and becoming part of a movement.

Welcome to travel that transforms—for you and for the communities you visit.

More on the trip

Begin a unique journey to Eastern Nepal, where untouched landscapes are blessed with pristine nature that remains untouched by external influences. Starting from Kathmandu with a relaxing sound healing session at Avata, a wellness studio in Kathmandu. The next day, you will head to Dhankuta, a tranquil hill town that offers sweeping views of the Himalayas and the rich cultural traditions of the Aathpahariya, an indigenous community found only in Dhankuta. Experience the warmth of the Aathpahariya through your stay at Sipting Community Homestay. Visit Cholung Park, which displays traditional Limbu community houses, enjoy one of the finest cultural cuisines made by the locals, enjoy the sunrise from Dhoje Danda and enjoy a scenic hike from Chuliban to Khambela- another village inhabited by the Aathpahariya community. You will also be able to observe water-smart solutions like bio-sand filtration and rainwater harvesting systems which the locals have actively involved in ensuring travellers do not burden the water-scarce areas.

Your journey continues to Janakpur, a city steeped in history and spirituality. Founded in the early 18th century atop the ruins of the ancient Videha dynasty capital, Janakpur is a revered religious center in Nepal. The city's temples, notably the Janaki Mandir, dedicated to Goddess Sita, showcase stunning Hindu-Koiri Nepali architecture. Experience Mithila art with the artisans and local cuisines at Mithila Thali by Chef Santosh Shah from Master Chef.

This journey through Eastern Nepal is a rare opportunity to connect and support with remote local communities and experience the essence of Nepalese culture along with the lifestyle firsthand.

What Sets This Circuit Apart

Electric and hybrid vehicles wherever possible for lower emissions
Women in leadership
Community Homestays owned and operated by local communities
Farm-to-table meals, organic gardens, and local wine
Slow-paced travel that fosters deep connection and reflection

Highlights

Engage with local communities and adopt sustainable practices to gain a deeper understanding of climate action.
Witness Water Conservation Efforts and learn how you can be part of the solution while at Dhankuta.
Enjoy the stunning views and landscape while driving to the eastern part of Nepal
Explore the unique architecture of the Orange Town of Dhankuta through a guided tour led by a local
Observe the traditional Limbu houses at Cholung Park, which have been maintained as small museum
Enjoy a cultural feast of unique cuisine and a cultural program showcased by the Aathpahariya community at Sipting
Experience scenic Chuliban- Khambela hike with stunning views of the Tamor and Kanchenjunga ranges and enjoy a local lunch at Khambela.
Participate in a communal farm-to-table experience at Kachide Community Homestay
Engage in a Mithila painting session with the local artisans and visit the sacred Janaki Temple while at Janakpur

Impact Footprint

Women-Led Community Tourism
Support and participate in women-led community tourism initiatives, such as community homestays, local experiences, and cultural performances. These initiatives support women's entrepreneurship by providing leadership roles and opportunities to share their culture and skills, enriching the travel experience for visitors while promoting community empowerment.

Economic Empowerment
Engage with local artisans and residents in communities through craft workshops that preserve and promote art and tradition. By participating in these experiences, travellers contribute to the livelihoods of artisans and locals while sustainably maintaining traditional activities and cultural heritage.

Indigenous Empowerment
Connect with the culture of the indigenous Aathpahariya people, supporting the preservation of their cultural identity and creating economic opportunities through cultural exchange. This engagement fosters mutual respect and understanding, enriching the travel experience.

Climate Action
Encourage environmentally-friendly crafts such as Tapari making in Patlakhet while promoting sustainable practices. Visits to water harvesting sites in Dhoje Danda are made in order to understand its sustainable water management practices, with a corresponding contribution toward environmental sustainability, making Dhankuta resilient against water deficiency.

Local Economic Support
Explore Dhankuta with local guides, supporting community-based tourism that helps preserve traditional architecture and vibrant culture. This engagement strengthens the local economy while fostering a deeper connection between travellers and residents.

ITINERARY

Day 01: Arrival

Activities: International Airport Arrival Transfer, Sound Healing and Dinner at Avata Wellness
Accommodation: Traditional Comfort

Welcome to Nepal!! On your arrival at the airport in Kathmandu, you will be received with a placard having your name in the arrival hall. The luggage will be loaded in the car and you will be transferred to the hotel in Kathmandu. Traditional comfort is a Travellife-certified Hotel with an ambience curated to reflect the traditions of Nepal.

After check-in, you can take the time to freshen up before you move to Avata, for a sound healing session to recover from the jet lag. Avata is one of the best wellness centers in Kathmandu with a serene environment, trained practitioners and instructors.

Sound healing is an ancient practice that uses vibrations from instruments like singing bowls, gongs, and chants to promote well-being. Rooted in Himalayan and Tibetan traditions, it aims to restore balance by harmonizing the body’s energy centers.

The sound healing is followed by an orientation dinner at Nourish by Avata.

Thereafter, you will be transferred back to your hotel.

Traditional Comfort Boutique Hotel blends Nepalese traditional hospitality and architecture with modern amenities for a truly enriching experience. Committed to sustainability, it supports the local economy while reducing environmental impact through measures like eliminating single-use plastics and using solar energy. The hotel’s name reflects its dedication to preserving cultural values while offering contemporary comfort. Guests enjoy genuine Nepali hospitality while contributing to responsible tourism.

Day 02: DHANKUTA

Activities: Flight to Biratnagar, Drive to Dhankuta, Town Walk
Drive Duration: 3-4 hours approx.
Accommodation: Hotel Murchunga International

Following breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Biratnagar. On arrival at Biratnagar Airport, a vehicle will be ready to transfer you to Dhankuta. Dhankuta is a charming hill town in eastern Nepal known for its rich mix of ethnic communities, traditional houses, and vibrant local markets. Surrounded by tea gardens and lush hills, it offers a peaceful escape with panoramic views of the Himalayas. The area is also a cultural gateway to eastern Nepal, where visitors can experience authentic Rai and Limbu heritage.
Once you are checked in at the Hotel Murchunga, which is located close to the main bazaar area, take a brief orientation walk around your accommodation to get to know your surroundings better. Afterwards, you will have time to yourself to rest for the day.

Hotel Murchunga offers a welcoming stay in the heart of Dhankuta, blending simple comfort with local charm. Rooms are clean and airy, with lovely views of green hills and terraced farms. The friendly staff go out of their way to make guests feel at home, serving tasty, freshly prepared meals with local flavors. It’s an ideal base to relax after exploring Dhankuta Bazaar or nearby hiking trails, providing a peaceful atmosphere that lets you soak in the natural beauty and slow pace of this hill town.

Day 03: DHANKUTA

Activities: Chuliban- Khambela Hike, Kachide Farm to Table Experience
Hike Duration: 3-3.5 hours approx.
Accommodation: Hotel Murchunga International

After breakfast, start your day with a short drive to Chuliban- a scenic hill where you can observe Dhankuta, then hike onwards to Khambela. On the way you will be visiting a view tower where a great view of the Tamor and the Kanchenjunga ranges can be seen on a clear day. You will also find scattered houses along the way, which all belong to the families of the indigenous Aathpahariya community.

Khambela, a hillside village in Dhankuta, is home to the indigenous Aathpahariya community, offering visitors traditional organic meals served on leaf plates and showcasing the effort to sustainable practices, such as rainwater harvesting and spring revival, which have significantly improved local livelihoods.

On arrival, you will be welcomed by the Aathpahariya community at Khambela, followed by a warm local lunch while getting to know them better. After a short excursion, you will drive back to Dhankuta for a visit to Kachidein the early evening for a farm-to-table experience. Pick your own ingredients directly from the nearby garden and prepare your dinner for the night together with the hosts. The hosts will guide you to make dishes from scratch.

Day 04: DHANKUTA

Activities: Orange Town Walk, Transfer to Sipting, Local Activities
Drive Duration: 30 mins approx.
Walk Duration: 1.5- 2 hours approx.
Accommodation: Dhankuta Community Homestay, Sipting

Today, you will be going for a walk to observe the orange city, architecture of the Newari and Aathpahariya communities and the nearby Ganesh Temple and Nishan Temple which holds a significant religious importance for locals and visitors alike. During this walk, you will also learn about local efforts to preserve heritage through architecture and traditions, and how the diverse ethnic community has come together to preserve their cultures.
Later in the day, you will be travelling to Sipting Community Homestay of the Aathpahariya community, and you will experience being welcomed in their local tradition. While at Sipting, you can find traditional stone and wood houses surrounded by lush farming lands and explore the unique culture and lifestyle of the Aathpahariya community along with their unique cuisine.

At Dhankuta Community Homestay, Sipting, you can find rustic stone-and-wood homes, surrounded by terraced fields and greenery. You will get to experience staying in rural village houses- with simple beds, washroom areas outside of the house and often equipped with a squat washroom area. Experience their distinct cuisine, explore the village, and stay in rural homes that offer basic comforts, with simple beds and outdoor squat-style bathrooms.

Day 05: DHANKUTA

Activities: Sunrise at Dhoje Danda, Cultural Feast at Sipting
Walk Duration: 30 mins approx
Accommodation: Dhankuta Community Homestay, Sipting

Wake up early in the morning where you will be going for an easy short walk to Dhoje Danda. Renowned for its spectacular sunrises and sunsets, this tranquil hilltop provides a serene escape amidst the natural beauty of eastern Nepal. On a clear day, you will be able to see the Makalu, Kumbhakarna and Kanchenjunga ranges from the hill top. You will be ascending steep uphill stairs before you reach the viewpoint of the sunrise. After breakfast, you will be driving to Cholung Park- which celebrates the rich history and heritage of Limbu community. You will see a lot of the Limbu community’s traditional houses, and the small museum displays ancient manuscripts, coins, and tools.

After a short excursion, you will be returning to Sipting, where you will be joining in Dhol Nach showcased by the Aathpahariya community in Sipting Community Homestay. You will end the day with a cultural dinner that the locals have prepared, featuring their traditional snacks and drinks.

Day 06: JANAKPUR

Activities: Drive to Janakpur, Dinner at Mithila Thali
Hike Duration: 8-9 hrs approx.
Accommodation: Mithila Yatri Niwas

Today you will be travelling to Janakpur, where the Janaki Temple and Mithila Art is a massive highlight. It is sacred city famed as the birthplace of Goddess Sita, and its serene ponds, bustling bazaars, and strong Maithili culture make it a unique blend of devotion and tradition.

Janakpur isn’t just about temples—it’s a vibrant center of Maithili culture. As you explore, you’ll come across colorful Mithila art adorning walls, streets, and even rickshaws, showcasing the community’s artistic traditions and storytelling through intricate patterns and symbolism.
Once you arrive, you’ll check in at your hotel and unwind. To end the day, you’ll enjoy a traditional dinner at Mithila Thali by Chef Santosh Shah, winner of MasterChef: The Professionals – The Rematch in 2021. His dishes bring a refined twist to age-old Maithili recipes, offering you a delicious and memorable introduction to Janakpur’s culinary heritage.

Mithila Yatri Niwas offers a comfortable and culturally rich stay in Janakpur. The rooms are simple yet clean, decorated with touches of local Mithila art that give a warm, welcoming feel. Guests appreciate the friendly staff who share stories about the city’s heritage and help arrange temple visits or local experiences. The on-site restaurant serves tasty local and vegetarian meals. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after exploring Janaki Temple, local ponds, and the colorful streets of Janakpur.

Day 07: KATHMANDU

Activities: Janaki Temple Visit and Mithila Painting, Flight to Kathmandu
Accommodation: Traditional Comfort

Following breakfast, experience Mithila Art, where intricate designs, vibrant colours and distinctive art techniques grab the attention of the viewers from afar with the artisans. This ancient folk art features intricate geometric patterns, natural motifs, and mythological narratives painted with colours prepared by the artisans from a few base colours.

Visit the Janaki Temple afterwards, which showcases a blend of Hindu and Mughal styles dedicated to Goddess Sita that stands as an icon of religious and cultural significance at Janakpur. Witness the temple's dazzling and intricate carvings immersing in Janakpur's spiritual heartbeat and rich Maithili heritage.
You will be transferred to Janakpur Airport for your flight to Kathmandu an hour before the boarding time. Thereafter, you will be transferred to the Hotel in Kathmandu and will have the remaining day to explore or rest.

Day 08: DEPARTURE

Activities: International airport departure transfer in Kathmandu
Accommodation: None

As per airlines regulation, travelers need to check in to their respective airlines counter at around 3 hours before the scheduled flight time.

Your booked airport transfer will be at your hotel, ready to take you to the airport. Depending upon the traffic on the road, the drive from your hotel to the airport may take around 1 hour or more.

At the airport, security will check for your flight ticket - either hard copy or on your mobile along with your passport before you are allowed to enter the departure hall.

Trip Cost Includes

All the mentioned ground transfers
Escorting guide for 7 Days
Sound Healing and Dinner at Avata
2 nights at Hotel in Kathmandu in BB Basis
2 Night at Sipting Community Homestay in Full Board Basis
1 Night at Hotel in Janakpur in BB Basis
2 Nights at Hotel Murchunga in BB Basis
Local Guide for Chuliban-Khambela Hike and Orange Town Excursion
Farm to Table Experience at Kachide
Lunch at Khambela
Sipting Cultural Feast and Cultural Program
Dinner at Mithila Thali
Mithila Painting Experience at Janakpur

Trip Cost Does not Includes

Any personal expenses
Any flight fees
Any visa fees
Any travel and medical insurance
Any entrance fees
Any experience, transport or meal not specified as included.

Additional Information

Accommodation

In Kathmandu, you’ll stay at Traditional Comfort, offering a comfortable and convenient base for city exploration. These properties reflect Nepalese heritage while providing modern amenities such as quality bedding and Wi-Fi. They are well-located in the heart of Kathmandu, giving you easy access to local landmarks and ensuring a reliable and restful stay.

In Dhankuta, you will first stay at Hotel Murchunga International, which is easily accessible to Dhankuta Bazaar. The hotel rooms offer modern facilities with good beddings, Wi Fi and hot showers. It’s a peaceful yet well-connected base for exploring the nearby indigenous villages, and Koshi region landmarks.
Your second stay will be at Dhakuta Community Homestay, Sipting run by local indigenous Aathpahariya community. The accommodations are basic with simple yet clean beds and basic furnishings. The washroom areas is situated outside of the host family’s house, and you have to expect squat squat-style washrooms and bucket showers. The host can provide you with hot water if needed.

In Janakpur, you will be staying in Mithila Yatri Niwas. Immerse in Maithili culture at this vibrant hotel, steps from Janaki Mandir. With hand-painted Mithila art adorning its walls, the hotel room offers comfortable, culturally immersive stays that include modern amenities such as air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi, and attached bathrooms with hot showers.

Meals

While staying at hotels in Nepal, guests can expect a wide variety of meals ranging from traditional Nepali dishes to popular international cuisines such as Indian, Chinese, and Continental. Most hotels offer buffet breakfasts and à la carte options for lunch and dinner, prepared by professional chefs with a focus on comfort and flavour. Depending upon the lunch place of the day, especially while you are on an excursion, the guide may suggest you some delicacies. The quality of meals prepared may not be of the quality like you may find in big cities of Nepal but they will be delicious and hygienically prepared.

At community homestays, meals are a warm and authentic part of the cultural experience. Guests are served freshly prepared home-cooked meals made with locally sourced ingredients. Typical dishes include dal bhat (lentils and rice), seasonal vegetables, pickles, and sometimes local specialities of the destination. Meals are often shared with the host family, offering a deeper connection to local customs and everyday life.

Transportation

In order to meet the safety standards, we make sure that the vehicles used during the tours are of high quality and they are in good condition. All safety requirements such as first aid box, fire extinguishers, and seat belts are available in every vehicle. The road captains annually receive First Aid Training provided by Red Cross Society of Bhaktapur, which is a branch of Nepal Red Cross Society. The drivers are well trained to make sure that your journey is safe and smooth.

Guide and Support Staff

The accompanying tour guides and trekking guides are all well trained and well educated. They all have gained their professional license from the Government of Nepal to do tours and trekking guide in Nepal. In addition to their professional license, they are trained to provide magical, unique and unforgettable experiences during their sightseeing tours in historical sites or while trekking. While on trek, our guides go the extra mile to make sure that your foods are being prepared hygienically.Like our road captains, First Aid Training is provided to all our guides. Our guides will not be handing you medicines in case of need but they are trained to provide you with all the assistance you may require in case of emergency until you receive professional medical help.

Health

There are no specific health requirements for entry into Nepal. However, you should consult your doctor for up-to-date information regarding vaccinations, high altitude medication and medications for any reasonably foreseeable illnesses whilst traveling in Nepal. We strongly recommend you to carry a small medication pack that you may need throughout the trip. Be aware that some drugs, including anti-malarial, have side effects at altitude. Please discuss this carefully with your doctor.

Money Exchange

As currency exchange rates in Asia fluctuate often we ask that you refer to the following website for daily exchange rates: www.xe.com. There are many ATM machines that accept both Visa and MasterCard but these are limited to major cities. Major credit cards are accepted in most shops but they may charge a 2-4% transaction fee.

Visas

Please note it is your responsibility to arrange visas before you travel. Below are the visa requirements at the time of printing. NEPAL: All foreign nationals (except Indians) require a visa to enter Nepal. Visas are obtainable from embassies abroad or on arrival at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan airport. If getting the visa at the airport be prepared for long queues. You will also need to provide one passport photo and the following fees in US dollars’ cash only: single entry visa valid for 15 days - US $30: Single Entry Visa for 30 days - US $50 and multiple entry visa valid for 90 days - US $125.

Please kindly find the link to the on-arrival visa application here. Please print it out and bring it along to submit to the immigration desk along with the exact amount in USD for the visa fee.

Visa Extension

Tourist visa extension is done for a minimum 15 days with USD 45 and USD 3 per day for additional days.
In the case of delay of less than 150 days, an additional USD 5 per day as a late fine.

Nationals of following countries are requested to acquire a Visa prior to their arrival from their nearby Diplomatic missions (Embassies/consulates) of Nepal Government.

Nigeria
Ghana
Zimbabwe
Swaziland
Cameroon
Somalia
Liberia
Ethiopia
Iraq
Palestine
Afghanistan
Syria
Refugees with travel documen

Packing List

Please kindly find the link below to find the packing list:
https://travelnepal.com/travel-advice/nepal-packing-list/

Weather

Nepal has a generally temperate climate, but varying altitudes lead to distinct variations. The monsoon sweeps up from India each summer, making mid-June to mid-September humid and wet.
Winter (December-February) winter is cold and you will need to be prepared, but the air is very clear providing the best mountain views.
Spring (March-May) Days are increasingly warm; mist and clouds are not uncommon.
Summer (June-August) The monsoon season. It will rain every day, although not all day.
Autumn (September - November) is the most pleasant season, in which days are warm but not hot and skies are clear.
Please note that the weather information is for reference only. Weather cannot be forecasted.

Booking Terms and Conditions

In order to book any trip(s) with Community Homestay Network, please provide the following details in your email.
- Name or code of the trip(s) you wish to book
- The date you would like to commence your trip (s)
- Any additional night's hotel accommodation that you would like to book before or after your trip

For each traveler please provide
- Full name exactly and completely as it appears in their passport
- Date of Birth
- Gender
- Nationality as per their passport
- Passport number and expiry date

Please read our booking conditions carefully. By booking with us you accept and are bound by these conditions. To confirm a booking, you need to pay a non-refundable deposit. Until your deposit is received your booking cannot be confirmed.

Payment may be made by bank transfer or credit card. Please note 4% additional bank charge will be applicable if you pay by credit card.

Responsibility

When booking with Community Homestay Network (CHN) you understand that CHN runs adventure/cultural trips and that the standards of accommodation, transport, safety, hygiene, telecommunication facilities, level of infrastructure development and medical facilities are not the same as those that you are used to at home or would find on a conventional holiday. This type of travel inherently involves a high level of personal risk, which you fully agree to assume.

You understand that during the course of the trip certain events may occur, including, but not limited to, accident or illness in remote locations without medical facilities, political instability and the forces of nature. You agree to assume all risks associated with the journey to the maximum extent permitted by law.
You acknowledge that travel on a CHN trip requires a degree of flexibility, and understand that the trip's route, accommodation, modes of transport and included activities are subject to change without prior notice due to local circumstances. Should CHN deem it advisable to amend an itinerary for any reason, it may do so by shortening, varying or re-routing any trip. These changes are binding and additional expenses will be charged to you if the reason for any alteration is outside CHN direct control.

While traveling with CHN you agree to accept the authority of the leader or guide at all times. You are aware that travel within a group may involve compromise to accommodate the diverse desires and physical abilities of group members. You understand that CHN reserved the right to decline, accept or retain any person as a member of the group at any time.

You acknowledge that CHN contracts with a network of companies, government agencies and individuals to assist in the running of its tours. To the best of CHN knowledge, these third parties are qualified to perform the duties they are contracted to perform. However, CHN will not be held liable for any injury, damage, loss, delay or irregularity that may occur due to the behavior of these third parties.
CHN will not accept responsibility or liability for any traveler who contravenes any law or regulation of any country visited.

Passports, Permits and Visas

You must carry a valid passport that contains at least 3 blank pages and remains valid for 6 months beyond the duration of the trip.

You must not change or renew your passport once you have supplied CHN with your passport details as these details will be used by CHN to apply for permits on your behalf. It is your responsibility to obtain the appropriate visas for your trip and CHN cannot accept responsibility if you are refused entry to a country because you lack the correct documentation or have failed to provide CHN with the correct details of your documentation.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation by Community Homestay Network

We understand that plans can change, and we aim to offer a fair and transparent cancellation policy. Please review the following guidelines for cancellations:

General Cancellation Policy

Cancellation by Guests: More than 30 Days Before Arrival: Full refund minus any transaction fees.
15-30 Days Before Arrival: 50% refund of the total booking amount.
Less than 15 Days Before Arrival: No refund.
Cancellation by Homestay Hosts: If a homestay host needs to cancel your booking, we will make every effort to find a suitable alternative. If no alternative is available or acceptable, you will receive a full refund.

Special Circumstances

Certain bookings may have different cancellation policies due to exceptional ci rcumstances or promotions. Please refer to the specific terms provided at the time of booking. Refunds will be at the discretion of CHN if you are involuntarily forced to leave a trip for any reason. No refunds will be made for any accommodation, transport, sightseeing, meals or other services not utilized.

How to Cancel

Email: Send a cancellation request to reservation@communityhomestay.com with your booking details.
Phone: Call us at +977-01-4519039 to speak with our customer service team.
Online Account: Log into your account on our website, go to your bookings, and follow the cancellation instructions provided.

Refund Process

Refunds will be processed within 14 business days of receiving your cancellation request. The refund will be credited back to the original payment method used for the booking.

Non-Refundable Situations

Refunds will only be provided for no-shows or cancellations made at least 15 days before the scheduled arrival date. No refunds will be made if you voluntarily leave a trip for any reason after the trip has begun.

Changes to Booking

If you need to change your booking, please get in touch with us immediately. We will do our best to accommodate your request, but changes are subject to availability and may incur additional charges.

Contact Us

Email: info@communityhomestay.com
By booking with Community Homestay Network, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Inquiry and Cancellation policy and agree to the terms and conditions outlined herein.

Booking Amendments

Once your booking has been confirmed any changes to the itinerary and/or departure date may result in additional costs which will be passed on to the traveler.

Last Minute changes

Due to the procedures for applying for and obtaining permits and visa authorization, it may not be possible to make any amendments to your booking within 21 days of departure.

Insurance

Travel insurance is compulsory for all CHN travelers. Your travel insurance must provide cover against personal accident, medical expenses, emergency evacuation, repatriation and personal liability. We also recommend that it cover cancellation, curtailment and loss of luggage and personal effects. You will not be permitted to join any Community Homestay Network trip unless you can show proof of insurance. Loss of deposit applies to all cancelled reservations. Cancellation insurance is strongly recommended.

Thank You

Thank you for choosing a journey that uplifts people, preserves culture, and respects Mother Nature. When you travel with us, you support a movement, not just a destination.

Eastern Nepal: The Road Less Taken (7N/8D)