Join our eco-lodge by supporting women empowerment and community Projects in Chitwan, Nepal

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  Descripción

  Welcome! Nature, creativity and community, all in one place
  
  Hey, I’m Dharmik. Our lodge sits right on the banks of the Rapti River in Sauraha, with the jungle on one side and village life on the other.
  
  It’s an eco-friendly bamboo retreat that we’re slowly building into something special. The idea is simple: a place where sustainability, creativity and wellness come together.
  
  Life here is pretty down-to-earth. Some mornings start with yoga or meditation in the tree-top hall. On afternoon you can cool off in our natural bio pool (still a work in progress, honestly). Some nights it’s live music or a outdoor movie. But the real highlight is just being this close to Chitwan’s wildlife. You’ll hear it and see it all around you.
  
  What you’d be doing
  
  I’m looking for people who don’t mind getting their hands dirty and like bringing their own ideas. Some things you could help with:
  
  Bamboo building and landscaping: simple eco-structures, shaping the garden, finishing touches
  Creative projects and events: decorating, planning a small event, adding your own artistic style. You’ll have real creative freedom here.
  
  Dog training and care: we’ve adopted a few dogs who love company and could use a bit more training. It’s a fun one.
  
  Sustainability projects: composting, grey water recycling, or any eco project you’re into
  
  Handcrafts and details: painting, carving, and the small things that give the place its charm
  
  Yoga and wellness: I’d love someone to run morning or evening sessions in the tree-top hall. Nothing strict, just a chance for everyone to stretch and slow down.
  
  Where you’ll stay
  
  It’s simple, cozy and close to nature. For volunteers we have a 4-bed bamboo dorm and one private room for couples. Showers and toilets are outdoor and shared, so expect a raw, slightly hippie community vibe. People mostly hang out in the common areas, and evenings are usually laid-back, just soaking in the jungle sounds.
  
  Why come here
  
  This isn’t just a place to stay. You’d be part of something that’s still growing. Everyone who volunteers here leaves their mark, whether that’s something they built, planted, painted or just an idea that stuck.
  
  If you’re into nature, art, wellness, or you just want a hands-on project, I think you’ll fit right in. What I care about most is making a place where people connect, learn something, and leave with more than just memories.
  
  Before you come
  
  Before confirming a stay, I like to have a quick call so we can get to know each other and make sure it’s a good fit for everyone. Calls are Monday to Thursday, 10:00 am to 12:30 pm (Nepal time). Just message me and I’ll send you my Calendly link so you can pick a time that works for you.

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  Tipos de ayuda y oportunidades de aprendizaje

  Proyectos artísticos

  Ayuda en proyectos ecológicos

  Jardinería básica

  Proyectos creativos DIY «hazlo tú mismo»

  Cuidado de animales

  Cocinar para toda la familia

  Ayuda doméstica

  Hostelería/turismo

  Mantenimiento básico
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  Intereses

  

  Escritura

  

  Arte y diseño

  

  Bricolaje y manualidades

  

  Música

  

  Cuidado de plantas

  

  Fotografía

  

  Jardinería

  

  Carpintería

  

  Animales

  

  Arquitectura

  

  Yoga / bienestar

  

  Naturaleza

  

  Ciclismo

  

  Senderismo

  

  Actividades al aire libre
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  Intercambio cultural y oportunidades de aprendizaje

  You’ll be living with our Nepali team and travellers from all over the world. You can pick up bamboo building and some sustainable living skills, swap recipes and stories, and get a real feel for village life right next to the jungle. There’s plenty of free time too, for jungle walks, spotting wildlife, and evenings with music and movies.

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  Ayuda

  We're building a bamboo eco-lodge in Sauraha, and honestly every volunteer ends up shaping it in some way. Tell me what you enjoy and I'll plan your week around it. I like to mix hands-on work with creative and social stuff so the days don't get repetitive.
  
  Bamboo building and furniture: put up simple eco-structures, make or fix furniture, and add the finishing touches.
  
  Landscaping and gardens: shape the riverside, plant green spaces, and help with composting and other eco projects.
  
  Community host: welcome backpackers, get people talking to each other, and make everyone feel at home here.
  
  Backpacker events: movie nights, open mics, karaoke and whatever else you can think of. I'm always up for new ideas.
  
  Food exchange: cook something from home, learn some Nepali dishes, and help put together tasting nights.
  
  Social media and content: shoot photos and videos of lodge life, and share our events and food nights online.
  
  Yoga: run morning or evening sessions in the treetop hall. If you're a certified teacher, tell me a bit about your background so we can plan your schedule.
  
  Dogs and creative projects: help look after and train our rescue dogs, or paint, decorate and make things for the place.
  
  You don't have to do everything. Pick what fits you, and we'll sort out your role together on a quick call before you arrive.

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  Idiomas hablados

  Inglés: Fluido
  Nepali: Fluido

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  Alojamiento

  Where you’ll stay
  
  Volunteers get their own dorm with four bamboo beds. It’s shared, so you’ll get to know the other volunteers pretty quickly, and that’s usually the best part.
  
  You’ll share the bathrooms and common areas with everyone else. Three meals a day are included, all cooked fresh with local ingredients, so you’ll get proper home-style Nepali food while you’re here.

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  Algo más...

  Chitwan is honestly one of the best places in Nepal if you love wildlife. It’s forests and grasslands, with the Himalayas showing up in the distance on clear days. It’s also a real conservation success story. The area has recovered so well that rhinos, crocodiles and loads of resident and migratory birds are thriving here. As a wildlife photographer, I’m still out there most of the time and it never gets old.
  
  On your days off, there’s plenty to do. Go on jungle walks, look for wildlife, or go birdwatching. You can also visit the crocodile breeding center at Kasara or the elephant breeding center at Khorsor. If you want something more adventurous, try canoeing, jungle hikes, cycling out to the lakes, trekking in the Chitwan hills, or spending a night in a watchtower in the forest.
  
  Whether you want to chill, explore, or just get inspired by nature, you’ll find something here. Come volunteer, recharge, and take home some good stories.

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  Un poco más de información

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    Acceso a Internet

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    Acceso a Internet limitado

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    Tenemos animales

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    Somos fumadores

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    Puede alojar familias

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  ¿Cuántos voluntarios puedes hospedar?

  Más de dos

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  Mis animales / mascotas

  Coco, Nala, NoNo ,

  Meet our furry family! Coco is a playful 3.5-month-old pup, while Nala and Nono, both 7-year-old rescues, are sweet and loving companions. Billy, our adventurous cat, has been backpacking for the past 3 months, but we’re hoping he’ll be back soon!

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