As the sun begins to set, we immerse ourselves in the spirituality of Boudhanath. We walk slowly around the Stupa with Tibetan monks and pilgrims, following the silent flow of prayer. The sound of bells, the mantras vibrating in the air, and the spinning prayer wheels create a suspended, intense atmosphere, capable of touching us deeply. It is a moment not to be forgotten: our first true contact with the soul of Nepal.

Legend has it that a devout elderly Buddhist woman asked the King for only a small piece of land to build a temple. The King, perplexed, granted her a space the size of a wool sweater. The woman then unraveled the sweater and, with the thread, traced a perimeter much larger than expected. On that land rose the majestic Boudhanath Stupa, today the most important Buddhist cultural center in Nepal, a UNESCO World Heritage site, around which over fifty monasteries have been built. Here we feel the strength of a simple, vibrant, and powerful faith.

We conclude the day with a Welcome Dinner at a small restaurant overlooking the Stupa. Sitting together, as the lights come on and prayers continue to circle around us, we share flavors, emotions, and the awareness that this journey has already begun to transform us.

We enter the ancient world of Ayurveda, at the Himalayan Herbal Preparation laboratory. Here we discover the principles and philosophy of the Ayurvedic tradition, learning to recognize the three Doshas and the five elements that govern the balance of life. We also delve into the value of food as medicine, understanding how nutrition, according to Ayurveda, is not just sustenance but a tool for healing and harmony.

An opportunity to explore the flavors of Kathmandu independently or simply take a break, allowing the knowledge and sensations of the morning to settle.

Nepal’s most sacred Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva. Here, life and death meet on the banks of the Bagmati River, in a powerful and deeply symbolic place. We observe in silence, respecting the rituals, as we understand how intertwined the sacred is with the daily life of this country.

We witness one of the most intense moments of the day: the fire dance, the Arati. The flames move to the rhythm of the mantras, creating a hypnotic atmosphere charged with devotion, which involves and deeply touches us.

We return to the Guest House for an included dinner, sharing the emotions of the day and letting ourselves be enveloped by the awareness of having lived another authentic experience, capable of nourishing body, mind, and spirit.

We leave Kathmandu and depart for Bhaktapur, an ancient royal city and UNESCO World Heritage site. We stroll through monumental squares, finely carved temples, and alleys that tell centuries of history. Here, time seems to have stood still: daily life flows slowly, amidst artisans at work, rituals, and discreet smiles that accompany us step by step.

An opportunity to savor local cuisine or simply observe the vibrant life of this extraordinary city, letting its authentic beauty inspire us.

We change pace and perspective: we depart by jeep towards Khada Devi, crossing increasingly green and rural landscapes. The road leads us away from the most beaten paths, towards a more intimate Nepal, made of hills, cultivated fields, and villages where time still follows the cycle of nature. Khada Devi is located in the Ramechhap district, an authentic and little-explored region, where life is still deeply connected to the land and its rhythms.

The name Khada Devi is linked to an ancient temple dedicated to the Goddess, a pilgrimage site for local communities. According to tradition, this place has been a spiritual reference point for centuries for those seeking protection, healing, and blessing. During our trip, we will visit this temple, walk through its courtyards and sacred statues, breathing in the devotion that animates devotees and pilgrims.

In this land, spirituality is not separate from daily life: it intertwines with work in the fields, with the seasons, with village life. Arriving in Khada Devi means coming into contact with a deep, silent, and genuine Nepal, where history and myth coexist naturally and where every encounter becomes part of the journey.

We arrive at Phauna Ghar, where overnight stay and dinner are included, a moment of relaxation and sharing under the silent sky of this authentic corner of Nepal.

Today we visit the Khada Devi temple, immersing ourselves in the spirituality of this place, before starting our trek towards Hiledevi. The trails wind through green hills, small villages, and cultivated lands, offering authentic and silent glimpses, far from mass tourism.

Throughout the journey, we will be accompanied by the majesty of Father Himalaya, the mountain range that stands before us, constant and imposing. The sight of its snow-capped peaks reminds us of the grandeur of nature and the strength of the places we are crossing, making the trek a unique and deeply emotional experience.

An opportunity to savor local cuisine or simply observe the vibrant life of this extraordinary city, letting its authentic beauty inspire us.

We reach the Homestays of Lama Tholl village, part of the Hyolmo Community, where we stay overnight in an authentic and welcoming environment. All meals during the trek are included, prepared with local and organic ingredients, cultivated directly in the lands we cross, so you can savor the genuineness of the local flavors at all times of the day.

Among temples, trails, and mountain views, we experience a deep connection with the most authentic Nepal, in an experience that nourishes body, mind, and spirit.

A unique experience of sharing and meeting with local children and families, allowing us to discover the life of the community up close and contribute in a simple but significant way to their daily lives.

An opportunity to savor local cuisine or simply observe the vibrant life of this extraordinary city, letting its authentic beauty inspire us.

We begin the trek towards the Shiva statue, a path through hills and trails immersed in nature. As we ascend, the view of the mountains opens up before us, and the majesty of Father Himalaya offers the first spectacles of snow-capped peaks. Once we arrive, we will stop to admire the breathtaking views and ancient stone stupas, breathing in the energy of the place and letting the details of the landscape and spirituality imprint themselves in our memory.

We will all gather near the great Shiva for a guided meditation, a moment of silence and deep connection with ourselves, with nature, and with the sacred essence of the Hyolmo village.

Overnight stay is again at the Homestays of the village – Hyolmo Community, in an authentic, simple, and welcoming environment. Full board is provided, and all meals are prepared with local and organic ingredients, cultivated directly in the lands we cross, combining genuineness and local flavor in every bite.

Between activities, trekking, and moments of silence, this day offers us a deep connection with the Hyolmo community and the sacred energy of the mountains, nourishing body, mind, and spirit.

We immerse ourselves in the daily reality of the Hyolmo community with a volunteer activity at the primary school. It will be a unique opportunity to share smiles, simple gestures, and curiosity with the village children, discovering how our presence can become a small, concrete contribution to their daily lives.

An opportunity to savor local cuisine or simply observe the vibrant life of this extraordinary city, letting its authentic beauty inspire us.

The afternoon will be dedicated to exploring village life according to the rhythms and habits of its inhabitants. We can choose to take walks along the paths surrounding the houses, breathing the pure air and observing daily life among gardens, animals, and crops, or participate in the community’s manual labor, helping with agricultural activities, land care, or other small tasks that keep village life vibrant and self-sufficient. Each gesture thus becomes a way to understand more deeply how people live here and to feel part of this authentic reality.

We will all gather near the great Shiva for a guided meditation, a moment of silence and deep connection with ourselves, with nature, and with the sacred essence of the Hyolmo village.

Full board is provided, and all meals are prepared with local and organic ingredients, cultivated directly in the lands we cross, combining genuineness and local flavor in every bite.

We dedicate ourselves to a significant experience at the Sunapati primary school, the site of the Irma Romagnoli Onlus volunteer project. Here, we will have the opportunity to see the installation of the games we helped purchase, observing how our concrete help has become part of the children’s daily lives. It will be a moment of shared joy, with smiles, enthusiasm, and small gestures of gratitude, allowing us to understand how even a small contribution can make a difference.

An opportunity to savor local cuisine or simply observe the vibrant life of this extraordinary city, letting its authentic beauty inspire us.

We will explore the village and its surroundings, immersing ourselves in the daily life of the community. We will walk among the houses, gardens, and crops, observing artisanal and agricultural activities and letting ourselves be carried away by the authentic and peaceful rhythm of the village.

A moment of silence and introspection to assimilate the emotions and experiences of the day, with our gaze directed towards the surrounding hills and the majesty of the mountains.

Between volunteering, walks through the hills, and moments of meditative silence, this day offers us the opportunity to see the concrete impact of our help, strengthening the connection with the community and the sacred energy of the mountains, leaving an indelible memory of authenticity, participation, and gratitude.

We set off for a 4-5 hour trek from Lama Tall to Doramba, along trails that cross hills, villages, and cultivated lands.

We reach one of the most fascinating points of the day: 108 Haremare, a sacred place where the Himalayan mountains extend majestically and 108 ancient stupas stand in a row, creating a powerful and enveloping energy. Here we can stop to contemplate the landscape, breathe in the sacredness of the place, and let ourselves be enveloped by the spirituality that permeates these spaces, a moment of deep connection with nature and the history of the places.

An opportunity to savor local cuisine or simply observe the vibrant life of this extraordinary city, letting its authentic beauty inspire us.

This day offers us direct contact with the sacred energy of the mountains and the spirituality of the places, nourishing body, mind, and spirit and leaving an indelible memory of authenticity and wonder.

We depart for the trek from Doramba to Upper Sailung, a 5-6 hour journey along trails that wind through hills. Along the way, the view of the Himalayas opens up even more, allowing us to admire the snow-capped peaks up close and perceive their strength and majesty. Every step becomes an opportunity to feel the energy of the mountains, breathe the pure air, and be amazed by the spectacular views that surround us.

An opportunity to savor local cuisine or simply observe the vibrant life of this extraordinary city, letting its authentic beauty inspire us.

We gather for a guided meditation, a moment of silence and introspection, to savor the beauty of the landscape and let the day settle in our memory and heart.

Between trekking, breathtaking views, and moments of meditation, this day offers us a deep connection with the mountains, with the local community, and with the pure energy of these places, leaving an indelible memory of the strength and grandeur of the Himalayas.

We set off for the trek from Upper Sailung to Lower Sailung, a path that offers increasingly spectacular views of the surrounding hills and mountains. Along the way, a unique surprise awaits us: a large stupa that stands on a hill, a symbol of peace and spirituality, surrounded by the powerful energy of the place.

The mountains wind imposingly around us, framed by lush green and picturesque hills, so perfect that it will feel like being inside a postcard. To reach the stupa, it will be necessary to climb many steps, so a bit of patience and stamina are needed, but the effort will be amply rewarded by the breathtaking view and the sacred atmosphere that welcomes us at the top.

An opportunity to savor local cuisine or simply observe the vibrant life of this extraordinary city, letting its authentic beauty inspire us.

This day offers us an intense and rewarding trekking experience, amidst history, spirituality, and spectacular views, leaving an indelible memory of the beauty and strength of the mountains and the sacred places we cross.

We depart for Kathmandu, leaving behind the villages and hills, with our hearts full of unforgettable memories and views.

Arrival at Tokyi Guest House in the afternoon, with free time for relaxation or walks in the alleys of Kathmandu.

The day concludes with an included shared dinner, a moment of conviviality and reflection on the emotions and experiences lived, amidst stories, laughter, and the magic of Kathmandu at sunset.

We set off to visit Durbar Square, the historic heart of Kathmandu. Among ancient temples, royal palaces, and lively squares, we will discover the art, history, and traditions that make this millennial city unique.

This will provide an opportunity to savor some local dishes or simply observe the bustling and colorful life of the Nepalese alleys and do some shopping.

The famous Monkey Temple, a symbol of Nepalese spirituality and culture. From the hill, we will enjoy a panoramic view of the city, immersed in the mystical atmosphere and the sounds of pilgrims and prayer wheels.

We will immerse ourselves in deep harmony, a sensory experience that rebalances body and mind and provides a feeling of profound calm.

The lively district of Kathmandu, amidst authentic flavors and the magic of the city at night, sharing emotions and memories of the day.