Organic Farming Class
Understanding the Traditional Nepalese way of Farming
Patlekhet Community Homestay
4.5/5 (1)
Patlekhet, Dhulikhel
Meet the Hosts
Cooking Classes
Explore the flavors with hands-on cooking classes.
Village Excursions
Take a walk through the beautiful village.
3 Meals a Day
You'll be provided with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
Accommodation
Accommodation
Witness Organic Farming in the Hills Outside Kathmandu
Immerse yourself in nature and learn about organic farming practices at the Patlekhet Community Homestay in the hills, a short drive from Kathmandu.
The Patlekhet Community Homestay is ideal for travellers seeking a quick weekend break from Kathmandu or who want to continue hiking around the hills and villages just outside the city. About 40 kilometres from Kathmandu, the scenery here is entirely rural. Patlekhet is in the mountains, with views across the high Himalayas in the north and dramatic cultivated farmland.
A major attraction of staying at the Patlekhet Community Homestay is the food. You’ll see where it comes from, growing and living in the village's beautiful landscape, and then you can enjoy eating the pure ingredients in home-cooked meals. You can even learn to cook Nepali dishes by taking a cooking class with your host. A visit to Patlekhet is about reconnecting with nature and appreciating life’s simple pleasures.
Homestay Highlights
Learn about organic farming practices, witness fresh local produce, and participate in farm activities like milking cows and visiting beehives.
Wifi
Toilet Paper
Parking Space
Drinking Water
Things to do and celebrations near this homestay
Hike to Namobudha from Patlekhet, Dhulikhel
Hike to a Sacred Buddhist Pilgrimage Site
$28.00/adult
Cultural Program
Experience Local Culture through Song and Dance
$129.00/adult
Impact Footprint
Community Development: Directly supports local families and helps fund community infrastructure projects.
Environmental Sustainability: Promotes eco-friendly practices such as proper waste management and using local, organic products.
Cultural Exchange: Encourages meaningful interactions between visitors and locals, strengthening shared cultural values.
Economic Growth: Creates job opportunities and supports local businesses, boosting the local economy.
Sustainable Tourism: Fosters responsible tourism that respects and preserves local traditions and the environment.
How to get here
From Kathmandu: Take a local bus from Gongabu Bus Park also known as Old Bus Park. (Location).
To Banepa: The journey to Banepa takes around 1 hour and is quite affordable, costing approximately 100 rupees.
From Banepa: Catch a bus heading towards Dhapcha Bhakunde Besi.
Final Stop: Ask the bus conductor to drop you off at the Patlekhet Community Homestay gate.
Travel Time: The trip from Banepa takes about 30 minutes and costs approximately 50 rupees.
Private Transport Options: We can arrange private transport for you (contact us for pricing).
Alternatively, you can hire a taxi or driver to reach Patlekhet directly.
Cancellation Policy
Every booking with Community Homestay Network are binded by our cancellation policies.
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Reviews & Ratings
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Ava Garcia
4.50/5
Community Homestay provided an enriching travel experience. The Tharu Cultural Program at Bardiya gave me a deep appreciation of their traditions. Fantastic initiative!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there Wi-Fi?
Yes, Wi-Fi is available in some houses and the community hall. The Patlekhet area also has decent 3G reception.
Can I expect Western toilets or squat toilets?
Most of the houses have western toilets, and some of the houses have squat toilets.
Do my hosts speak English?
At least one person in every house speaks English. However, many of the women speak only basic or broken English.
Do I need an adapter for plugs?
While there are different types of sockets, the majority of sockets work with European (2-round pins) and Indian (3-round pins) plugs. Please note that North American plugs require a voltage converter, as Nepal uses 220 volts.
Is smoking allowed?
No, Smoking is not allowed inside the house. However, you can smoke outside.
