Hasera Organic Farmstay: Farm to Table & Mountain View

The food is delicious, local, organic, and creative (and cooked with love). The family and staff are so welcoming and make you feel like you are a part of the family. Everyone is very excited to answer questions and extend as much support to visitors as possible. Above all, everyone is joyful and humorous, which makes the stay at HASERA all the more enjoyable. Can't recommend enough!

Wish I could live there forever!

Exceptional experience of not just Nepali hospitality, nature and Quality food but of what it means to be human and care for the land and for each other regardless of race, gender, national origin (and species). Come to HASERA if you want to see a model of living in gratitude, selflessness, laughter, constant learning and hardcore chilling. Great place to orient to Nepal, rejuvenate after time in the crusty city of Kathmandu or heal your mind and gut after your long travels. Behind the Dhital family's humility is an ever expanding old growth forest of indigenous knowledge in stewarding land and the relationships with people that inhabit or visit it. I found myself looking forward to every meal not just for the nutritious, vibrant local food but for the people who prepared it and who I got to share it with. Cannot recommend enough to those who are willing to listen/learn/play and participate in the change we desperately need in our cultures and societies of today. Go see for yourself!

Organska hrana, odlična organizacija, ljubazno osoblje.

Kada pada kiša napajanje strujom je nestabilno.

Spending two months at Hasera Permaculture Centre during my master's thesis fieldwork in Nepal turned out to be so much more than just accommodation, it really became a home away from home. From day one, the family made me feel completely at ease. Their warmth, care, and genuine kindness created such a comforting space, especially while being far from home for an extended period. Govinda ji and Mithu ji, along with their beautiful family Bibek ji and Bigyan ji, Srinu didi, Rabina didi, and little Sunnu, they are truly special people, bringing this place to life in the most wholesome way. You never feel like a guest, but a part of the family. The farm is incredible and inspiring with strong elements of farm sustainability, regenerative practices and permaculture in place. The passionate farm tours they take you on are another highlight. You can really feel their deep love for the land and learn so much about permaculture hands-on. The experience of harvesting and eating food grown right there is something I always cherished. The open kitchen creates a beautiful farm-to-fork experience, where you can cook, and share meals together. Everyone was also so thoughtful and supportive, helping me arrange transport for my field visits and even packing food for me when needed. The extended “farm family", Monica didi and Sunita didi, added so much warmth to the daily life there along with Mo (the incredibly friendly farm dog), the cows and the fluffy chicken that loved being petted. The sustainable sewing workshop, an inspiring, women-led initiative creating handmade, reusable organic sanitary products and bags is also definitely worth visiting while you’re there. Overall, Hasera is not just a place that offers a stay and food, but a deeply immersive, nurturing, and authentic experience. Hasera is truly special. I left with not just memories, but meaningful connections and a sense of belonging I didn’t expect to find so far from home.

Great people and fantastic food. The place was clean and comfortable. They have hot showers and a washing machine. People are super nice and helpful.

The hosting family are kind and warm, the food is amazing and the environment is so calm. Felt like home❤️

The place is lovely, the family is very, very nice and it was great to see the smart lifestyle they live.

The most appealing thing about Hasera is the incredible work that the family does to promote permaculture, and their incredible hard work and commitment to staying true to those principles. It was inspiring. I loved the farm/smallholding and that things like the tea that they served was grown on site, and that we could participate in processing the tea! Bibek was a mine of useful information and tips to optimal use of land. I also liked that guests ate together and we spent time with the family getting to know them. They are lovely people!

The rooms and facilities are basic, so be prepared, but then it isn’t set up to be a 5 star hotel. It’s also right by the PB Highway so there is a certain amount of traffic noise.

A wonderful family farmstay, this place has everything you need: beautiful mountains, warm community, the best organic food, comfy rooms, inspiring permaculture organic farming knowledge. Just come here!

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