Live and work remotely under the Himalayas.

“I was nervous: is it worth spending extra money on co-living if I don’t get at least one long-lasting friendship out of it? Those fears just went away.

Where else would you have a group of friends from eight or nine different countries, singing karaoke and hiking together? It’s a unique opportunity.”

“I’m 58, so I was a little concerned the group would be younger and I wouldn’t fit in. But there’s a spirit in nomads that’s all-inclusive, and we all have so much to learn from each other.

Do it, do it, do it. Whatever your reasons and excuses are, just let them go and trust your gut.”

“It really has a higher standard than I was expecting. I can go into my own private room and work for hours, because I have nothing else to think about. My food’s provided, and the room looks immaculate in the morning.

I’ve made some really good connections here that I know will be lifelong.”

“After nomading for four or five years and traveling for nine, I was tired of moving around so fast and saying goodbye to people two days later. I wanted a place where I could rest my legs, get to know a place deeply, and make long-term friends.

Village vibes, the lake down the hill, and the Himalayas right above you. You get the space to crack on with work and get into a solid routine. Don’t delay. You’ve got to experience Nepal at some point in your life, so why not now?”

“From the very first days, I felt this unique mix of calm, adventure, and deep connection, both with nature and with people.

I left with new friendships, a clearer mind, and a sense of gratitude. I would 100% recommend both Nepal and the co-living experience to anyone looking for something more than just a trip, something real.”

“Everyone was very passionate, grounded, and wanted to share and be there for one another.

I arrived with 30 days booked and nothing on my schedule. It’s the only time in my life that I have been in a place that was so calm and completely restorative to my nervous system.”

“Such a great group of entrepreneurs, and the location in Pokhara was pretty magical. Amazing value too!”

“I only booked for two weeks, but when you land here you realize it. I’ll definitely be back.

You don’t have that internal sense of conflict or being on guard here. The welcoming and the softness of the people is unmatched.”

“I’ve loved the people, bonding with the group, and getting back into my body through sound healing, yoga, and meditation right by the lake in Pokhara.

If you’re thinking about coming, definitely do it.”

“I didn’t come in with too many expectations and I was just blown away. The culture, the landscape, but especially the people: the generosity, the kindness, the warmth.

When you meet strangers and have a new experience together for the first time, you really do remember each other. Really, it’s life-changing.”

“You come here and feel like you need to be naturally good, because everyone is so good to you.

A lot of people think you can only come here as a trekker. There’s so much non-trekkers can do here, and I want everyone to know that.”

“It was an absolutely amazing experience last year. If I had time this year, I would definitely do it again. Thank you Danny for the great organization!”