ABOUT nIRU YOGA HOMESTAY

Our mission and vision

In today's fast-paced world, people often overlook traditional beliefs, cultures, and their inner selves. At Niru Yoga Homestay and Retreat Center, we strive to preserve the rich traditions of Nepal and consider it an honor to share them with our guests. Come to our humble abode, where we will provide you with delicious Nepalese food prepared in the traditional manner. You will indulge in its flavors, leaving refreshed and reconnected to your inner self.

Yoga is For Everyone

Yoga is a strengthening and empowering practice that offers something for everybody, regardless of their age or fitness level. Yogi Ragan works hard to create an inclusive space where everyone feels accepted. We express this core belief through our classes, where we welcome all levels from beginner to advanced. By offering different variations we can challenge our guests while providing results that benefit both body and mind regardless of their ability.

OUR STORY

WHERE IS NIRU YOGA HOMESTAY

The homestay is nestled in the picturesque village of Nagarkot, located in Nepal's captivating Kathmandu Valley. Just 22km away from Kathmandu airport, Nagarkot offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city life. Situated a mere 4km from the esteemed world heritage site of Bhaktapur, it serves as an ideal base for exploration. Additionally, a short 10km drive will transport you to the hilltop, renowned for its awe-inspiring sunrise and sunset vistas, as well as breathtaking views of the snow-capped Himalayas.

WHO IS NIRU

Niru hails from a rural village in Nepal, where she developed a strong foundation in traditional farming practices. Throughout her life, she has also ventured into the field of social work. Niru is happily married and a loving mother to two children. Among the guests, she is renowned for her warm smile and exceptional hospitality. She takes immense pleasure in preparing delectable meals for her guests and ensuring their well-being in every possible way.

OUR GARDEN

SAMPLE MEALS

Ayurvedic herbal teas, coffee, porridge with dates and raisins or coconut, bananas, papaya, or chickpeas.

Other breakfast offerings may include samosa, pancake, parantha, uppama, and Nepalese breakfast.

Dal (Lentil), Bhat (rice) vegetables (pumpkin, carrot, cauliflower, peas, spinach, mushroom, etc.), Roti (bread). Khichadi (Mix rice with vegetables)

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