SHUBHAAGROTOURISM FARM
Himalayan hills surrounding Shubha Farm in Gorkha

Rooted in Nepal. Open to the world.

Grow.
Learn.
Belong.

A living network of farms where regenerative agriculture, rural hospitality and global education grow together.

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Working farm & rural retreatPipalthok · Gorkha · NepalScroll to cultivate ↓
THE IDEA

More than a destination

We're growing a new kind of rural future.

Shubha connects working farms with curious travellers, students, researchers, local entrepreneurs and communities.

Beginning in Pipalthok, the project brings agriculture, livestock, apiculture, poultry, hospitality, local culture and artisanal production into one living destination.

Accommodation, food, farm goods, workshops and educational visits create complementary livelihoods while opening roles in growing, animal care, guiding, hospitality, making and maintenance.

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Ripe oranges at Shubha FarmHarvest season · Gorkha
A low-waste farm loop

Plant and animal materials return to the soil through composting, while wood, paper, metal and beeswax help reduce unnecessary plastic.

THE NETWORK

Distinct landscapes, one purpose

A learning route
across Nepal.

Each hub responds to its own climate, crops and community—connected by one shared standard for learning and stewardship.

Now growing

Gorkha

Flagship hill farm

Citrus • tea • homestay
Future hub

Dolakha

Highland learning farm

Herbs • potato • trails
Future hub

Sunsari

Terai innovation farm

Rice • fish • food lab
Future hub

Chitwan

Biodiversity campus

Dairy • jungle • research
Future hub

Rara

Mountain field station

Climate • culture • ecology
Future hub

Lamjung

Community farm hub

Coffee • honey • heritage
Terraced fields used as an outdoor classroom
LIVEfield-based
learning
THE CLASSROOM

National + international cohorts

The farm is
the faculty.

A student learning hub that turns real landscapes into practical, interdisciplinary classrooms.

FIELD

School Immersion

Guided farm visits and hands-on workshops for young learners.

STUDY

University Lab

Research, academic collaboration and community projects.

SHARE

Farmer Exchange

Practical skills shared across regions and borders.

BUILD

Young Founders

Agri-enterprise experiments, product development and mentoring.

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WHAT GROWS HERE

A living, integrated farm

From orchard
to apothecary.

The crop and livestock plan is intentionally diverse. Food, fibre, botanicals and animal systems support hospitality, education, farm products and healthier soil.

Orchards & café crops

Fruit, coffee & tea

Coffee, orange and lemon anchor the farm, with apple, apricot, plum and peach considered for suitable growing zones.

Kitchen garden

Food from the field

Coriander, mint, mustard, sunflower, corn, millet, potato, ghiraula and shiitake mushrooms support the kitchen and farm shop.

Aromatic garden

Colour & fragrance

Hibiscus, lavender, marigold, tulsi, rosemary, lemongrass and butterfly pea become teas, infusions and workshop materials.

Indigenous knowledge

Medicinal botanicals

Satuwa, timur, Malabar nut, kutki, jatamansi, chiraito and other local plants are explored with responsible cultivation and expert guidance.

Integrated livestock

Animals in the system

Buffalo, goats, poultry, honey bees and Angora rabbits support dairy, eggs, honey, fibre, learning and nutrient cycling.

RESPONSIBLE SCALE

Phased development roadmap

Grow capacity.
Protect the vision.

Essential infrastructure comes first. Crops, animals, hospitality and cultural spaces are then introduced in stages so operating capacity and community benefit can grow together.

Foundation

Establish the flagship

Build what matters first

Prioritize essential guest facilities, soil and water systems, early crops, apiary activity and a safe, welcoming farm environment in Pipalthok.

GorkhaFarm systemsGuest safety
Integration

Connect the farm systems

Grow in deliberate stages

Introduce livestock gradually, close compost loops, expand plant diversity and create practical spaces for demonstrations and making.

LivestockCompostWorkshops
Destination

Deepen the experience

Stay, taste and participate

Add farm stays, an artisanal café, local-house-inspired structures, cultural spaces and a richer calendar of educational visits.

HospitalityLocal foodCulture
Regional growth

Share a proven model

Scale with accountability

Develop learning partnerships and future hubs while strengthening audits, governance and the systems needed to evaluate eventual public-market readiness.

PartnershipsGovernanceShared value

Capital requirements, operating forecasts and investment terms are intentionally reserved for a later planning stage and formal due diligence.

THE EXPERIENCE

Not simply a place to stay

MakeBlend custom teas, scent soaps and candles, press seed oils, distil botanical mists and create resin keepsakes.
TasteEnjoy local meals, fresh dairy, eggs, orchard produce, honey and seasonal ingredients grown close to the table.
LearnExplore apiculture, animal care, organic growing, composting, product making and Gorkha's living agricultural knowledge.
StaySlow down in a rural retreat shaped by mountain views, local-house architecture, farm rhythms and cultural hospitality.

Designed for school groups, Nepali families, international visitors, researchers and thoughtful rural travellers.

FIELD NOTES

From the farm

Real work.
Real places.

Glimpses of the landscapes, harvests and daily practices already shaping our flagship work in Gorkha.

Manaslu mountain range

Come grow with us

There is a place
for your idea.

Students, educators, farmers, travellers, institutions and responsible investors—let's build the next chapter together.

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