Location
  • Nepal
    • Pokhara
Length
2 weeks
Need-based funding, Merit-based funding, General grants/scholarships
Health & Safety

Program Details

Language
English
Timeframe
Summer

Pricing

Starting Price
6370
Oct 25, 2021
Jun 16, 2018
7 travelers are looking at this program

About Program

Venture into the mountains of Nepal for this impactful two-week volunteer program. From your base in the lakeside city of Pokhara, you’ll help with critical community development initiatives like renovating educational facilities or offering support to refugees from Tibet. Your daily tasks could include building tanks for drinking water or helping to improve local sanitation facilities. As you gain international volunteer experience, you’ll also get to explore Nepal’s beautiful landscape by trekking through the Himalayas. To experience vibrant city life, you and your group will visit the capital of Kathmandu and tour its tranquil temples and bustling bazaars.

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Program Highlights

  • Make an impact by getting involved in community development initiatives
  • Help build schools or provide resources for Tibetan refugees
  • Visit Kathmandu to explore colorful markets and bazaars
  • Take in spectacular views during a four-day trek through the Himalayas
  • Experience Nepali culture and explore local temples, monasteries, and pagodas

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Genevieve
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

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What would you improve about this program?
Going into a bit more detail in clarifying what is covered monetarily and discussing the prices of things would be very helpful. As mentioned above, finding out we had to pay for certain drinks was a bit of a shock, but certainly not the end of the world. I also probably would've brought a bit more money had I known how expensive things were when you paid in rupees.
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