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Farm stay in Dhulikhel

5 out of 5 average rating, 8 reviews

Venuvana - the Ant hill

Come experience a holistic sustainable lifestyle, in our organic farm. Stay in a unique tree-pod designed entirely of wood and bamboo. Or in our duplex made from compressed earth bricks. Walk in our garden and have a farm to table meal made just for you! With breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas in the winters,and the cascading green terraces year round,you will wake up to bird calls and beautiful sunrise!We also have a space for yoga. All meals are made to order.Chargeable per person.

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Private room in Manang

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 11 reviews

Sunita's Homestay

Sunita’s Homestay is a typical mountain village house in Manang, the heart of the Annapurna region. Most tourists and trekkers choose to stay in Manang comfortable hotels to acclimatize and rest, but they miss the chance to meet local Manangi people and live a true village experience. While staying at Sunita’s, you will be one of the few travellers to reach beyond the highly touristy Manang area and connect with the unique Manangi culture. the price is for: tea and snack+dinner+night+breakfast.

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Earthen home in Chhtota

4.68 out of 5 average rating, 41 reviews

Gopi's Mud House Mukteshwar by THE GHAUR

A short distance away from the bustle of the Mukteshwar, tucked away deep in the forest lies Gopi's Mud House, located at CHATOLA Village close to Sheetla, the house is 450 mtrs of WALK from the parking. The house set amidst an orchard with spectacular view of HIMALAYA & lush forested bring you close to Nature. Go birdwatching or hike in the forest. The two room house is managed by Gopi & his family who live in the premises & ensure guests have a homely,comfortable stay & serve homecooked food.

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Earthen home in Kotabagh

Kumaun Pavilion- Earthen Home

Listing for 2 rooms. Welcome to the heirloom home of the Bhatt family, in Aniya, Kotabagh, Nainital. Built in 1942 & 1983. The home follows traditional Indian architecture. It has a wooden skeleton and uses a mud plaster, keeping it cool. Located in forested hills, abutting the Dabka river- 200 meters away. Spacious veranda with old, shady trees. Base for multiple treks, hikes, forest & river-side camps. Village is popular among birding enthusiasts. Multiple outdoor seating arrangements.

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Earthen home in Uttarakhand

4.5 out of 5 average rating, 8 reviews

Hushstay x Sukoon in the Himalayas

Located in a small village called Jalna (Almora) away from the hustle-bustle of the city, Sukoon Homestay, a One bedroom Kumaoni cottage is all that you need to let yourself go. At Sukoon Homestay, your day starts with the melodious chirping of birds while the the first rays of the sun fall onto the stone walls and slate roofs of your private cottage. Your breakfast consists of local Kumaoni Cuisine made up of fresh vegetables and fruits grown organically on the extensive organic farms.

Earthen home in Dharar

4.8 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

Sukoon Cottage 1 | One Bedroom | Rustic & Luxury

Sukoon is the perfect nature retreat for peace of mind, body and spirit ! We are far away from the city life. Quiet. Serene. Sukoon. Near Ranikhet. We have our own water springs. Fresh air. Local, fresh vegetables and fruits. Next to a thick jungle with furry friends. We have 6 beautiful rustic cottages made in traditional style with all modern amenities and spread over 3 acres of land. Would love to host people who wish to be close to nature, greenery, birds, bees and butterflies.

Earthen home in Rishikesh

The Rishikesh Earthbag House

The Rishikesh Earthbag house is Yogi Amitram’s labor of love & part of a greater vision of building Rishikesh Yogashram, a self- sustainable community in the foothills of Himalayas, overlooking the sacred Ganges River. An Earthbag is an eco-friendly building with all the commodities of a conventional house that is built by a team of volunteers out of rammed earth bags, reclaimed wood, stone slates and lots of love. Come & see what is possible in the world of sustainability.

Earthen home in Wan

Offline Homestay

Come experience the joy of living offline away from it all. With a gushing stream flowing behind, this home is a labour of intense love and hard work built by the owner and her friends, with their own hands. So, when you live here, you can feel the happiness of everyone from a two year old kid to a sevety year old grandma and everyone in between. Built with locally available soil, clay, stones, and plastered with mud this home is handcrafted to keep you connected to nature.

Earthen home in Mat

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews

Sharda Stays Binsar Himalayas

Welcome to our natural and pet-friendly mud house home stay nestled in the beautiful Kasardevi and Binsar wildlife sanctuary region. Our one-room mud house is equipped with modern facilities and a fully functioning kitchen for your convenience. Step outside and take in the breathtaking views of the Nanda Devi and Trishul Himalayan ranges from our cozy outdoor sitting area. You'll also find a small herbal garden nearby, where you can unwind and reconnect with nature.

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Earthen home in Godawari

5 out of 5 average rating, 32 reviews

Peaceful Hilltop Earthbag Home 12km from Kathmandu

Tucked on a forest hilltop just outside Kathmandu city, our peaceful earthbag attic home invites deep rest. Enjoy the glass conservatory for meditation or relax on the deck above a lush food forest. Rooted in simplicity, made for stillness, wake to birdsong, sip tea with beautiful views, or wander forest trails nearby. Perfect for slow days, soft silence, and fresh air. Let go, unwind, and recharge. Pickup from Godawari highway available.

Earthen home in Almora

5 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

Nayalap - Himalayan Earth Homes

The last 7 years have been an incredible learning experience. Since we moved to the village, the priorities have changed. There was a sense of discovery in everything we did. There were chai-filled conversations with elders and young turks and stories on how homes and communities were built. It's these learnings that led us to build these earth homes. Kumaon has been a great teacher. And we hope we've done justice to her sustainable ways.

Earthen home in Jeolikote

Earthbag Homes built by nature!

Connect with nature in multiple ways while you stay at Sparrow Woods Homestay. Firstly, you will experience the rustic and earthy feel of the mud houses. Experience the tranquillity in the lap of nature with trees and shrubs of all kinds! Well, we need not say that our place is known to be the valley of birds, so their company comes as a complimentary offer!