Wake up to the breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, work alongside inspiring individuals, and immerse yourself in a vibrant community. At Nomadhaus Nepal, we bring together a community of digital nomads from around the world for a once-in-a-lifetime transformative journey.
"All the right ingredients" 🔮
Bertie Rigby, UK
Dale Deus, Canada
"Everything is Beautiful" 🌞
Feedback from NomadHaus Nepal Guests
"Choosing to come and work remotely at the NomadHaus has been one of the best decisions I've made.
The co-working villa, the beautiful setting, and the community have made my days here some of the most memorable and unique. The flatmates I had were amazing, we became great friends and I truly enjoyed the experience. Every day feels like a new adventure waiting to unfold. Danny is a wonderful and capable host, and shares his passion for travel with the group. He was an excellent guide, and makes every effort to ensure everyone gets the most of their experience." -Emilia, Poland
Get real work done.
We have eight places on the property to work from, including a coworking area.
Want to work in the sunshine, in the garden or by the pool? How about on the rooftop with a view of the lake and mountains? Maybe you need a quiet and private place for calls. Wherever you need to be to get into "flow," we have the setting and environment for you.
The best value for a co-living retreat.
Our co-living experience is replete with activities and workshops to enjoy during your stay: here we have hatha and ashtanga classes taught by professionals, meditation classes, Kirtan, local village trips, mountain treks and more… as well as business mastermind and professional workshops to spur your personal and professional growth.
You will also find a family of like-minded people to enjoy all these adventures together and make the most of every minute of your time and everything that Nepal has to offer.
Experience the magic of Pokhara with our economical packages. We have openings throughout the year.
You can reserve your room with a 30% deposit of just $299 (refundable up to 30 days before the start of the co-living date) using one of the payment options below. To reserve early bird price, please book prior than 60 days to your arrival. Price including meals is just $999 (early bird), or $1199 for last-minute bookings.
Account holder: Danny Flood (magnumpromos@gmail.com)
ACH and Wire routing number: 026073150
Account number: 822000004264
Address: 30 W. 26th Street, Sixth Floor, New York NY 10010, United States
SWIFT/BIC: CMFGUS33
Pokhara, nestled beside the serene Phewa Lake, is an oasis of serenity. Here, you can co-work with fellow entrepreneurs in a stunning villa overlooking the Himalayan landscapes.
Our space offers a fantastic work environment, networking opportunities, workshops and masterminds and all of this without the burden of extra fees, security deposits, or lease contracts.
Meals are provided so you can get the most out of every day, from activities to the social aspect. We also have workshops taught by professional instructors for yoga, meditation, sound healing, road trips, and much more arranged for your pleasure.
We've crafted this opportunity with the location-independent worker in mind. It's your chance to embrace the freedom of a remote lifestyle while experiencing the best of Nepal's natural beauty and vibrant culture.
Professional staff is on hand to cater to your needs providing cleaning services and healthy organic meals every day.
Includes activities such as: nature walks, yoga workshops, ayurveda workshop, ayurveda cooking class, sunrise yoga, mud bath, trekking trips, and road trips
High-speed internet, desks and chairs, private bathrooms, co-working area, game room, and courtyard pool included
Welcome to the Nepal Nomadhaus! 🗻🌞 Here you will find more resources to help you plan your trip.
Nomadhaus Nepal Info & Resources
Welcome Guide 🌞
Flights & Visa Info ✈️
Pokhara Area Info 🗻
Nepali Phrasesheet 📗
Whatsapp Group 💬
Kathmandu Area Info
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Do you have a power generator as a backup?
Yes, the property has a solar backup to avoid power outages.
Q. What's the living situation like? Are the bathrooms shared or private?
Each room is private with private bathrooms. In total, there are 45 rooms at the center, of which about half are in the main building and half are detached as villas in the garden area.
Q. How's the WiFI speed like?
The WiFi is strong and stable to use for most work, including voice and video calls. SIM cards via NCell can also be purchased as a security guarantee for about $10 and are very reliable for any purpose.
Q. Do the rooms have chairs and desks to work from?
Chairs, desks, and tables are available in the rooms. There is also the outdoor garden area, dining room, and extra coworking room to work from.
Q. Is there a kitchen / somewhere to cook?
There is a kitchen, dining room, and refrigerator for storing food. However, except in very rare cases, most of the cooking is performed by the staff. The cooking staff prepares vegetarian meals three times daily, at 9:00am, 1:00pm, and 7:00pm.
Q. How are the living standards? Is there clean water, road access, groceries, and so on?
Yes, you can find everything you would expect to live a comfortable lifestyle in and around Pokhara. There are supermarkets and grocery stores in the city, roads running through the town and surrounding areas, and the water in Nepal is some of the cleanest in the world, coming directly from mountain springs in the Himalayas.
Q. How many people are you hoping to gather?
We want to gather enough people to create a little digital nomad family :) At the minimum, as this is a large property, we are looking to host 10-12 enthusiastic and positive nomads… though there may possibly be more.
Q. What are the criteria/prerequisites other than being able to pay to join?
The ideal people would be positive remote workers / nomads who are open-minded and excited about the opportunity to live in paradise with likeminded individuals :)
Q. Can you share the location?
The location is Pokhara Yoga School and Retreat Center. It's near Sedi village, just on a hill on the northern edge of Pokhara. It takes about ten minutes to walk to Phewa lake.
Q. How can people get around day to day?
The town is very walkable, there is also a bus stop where the bus goes up and down through the main Pokhara town for 20 Nepali rupees (about 18 cents). You can also use the ridesharing app “In Drive” for motorbike or car taxi which is very inexpensive. There are also scooters and bicycles available for rent. We can also rent a couple of scooters as a shared cost for the house that everyone can use and have access to.
Q. Is there access to kitchen for food/coffee/tea/water, etc. outside of dining hours?
The dining room is open from 9am - 9pm with access to coffee, tea, and water and there are also kettles available for boiling hot water in the rooms.
Q. What measures do you have in place to ensure that no incidents take place?
Guests must be respectful of the rules and energy of the center. Legitimate complaints will be taken seriously and addressed according to the severity. We aim to create a positive, supportive environment where everyone can feel at ease.
Q. When will this be starting?
We officially opened our doors for Nomadhaus Nepal on May 15, 2024 and will be open for future groups primarily in December, January, February, and May, June, July, and August. For any given month, we need to collect a group a minimum of at least 5-10 people to go ahead with the co-living project.
Q. It sounds great! How do I reserve a spot?
To reserve a room, you can book directly on this page! We ask that you make a deposit of 1/3 of the total cost of the retreat. The early bird price when reserved more than (60) days before the start of the retreat is $999 with all meals included. Within 60 days, the cost is $1,119.
Q. Can you accommodate couples / a small child?
Yes! Many of the rooms also have extra beds. Although the price of the retreat is for individuals, couples can come as two individuals for just 30% more than the regular price.
