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Homestay and Cooking Class I had a wonderful time at the Himanshu Homestay Nepal. While the accommodations are modest, the neighborhood was pleasantly quiet so that I was able to get great nights sleep. There are nice sized rooms with toilet and hot water shower. The rooms overlook a garden with patio, so it feels even more spacious. It was wonderful to be included in such a gracious way with a Nepalese family after my long trek to EBC. Anshu Simkhada and her extended family made me feel very comfortable and at home. I really enjoyed the cooking lesson though. It was a full on DalBhat marathon. I learned many tips and tricks from my teacher Anshu, who makes the best DalBhat ever. I also learned how to make pickle, Aalu Paratha, and the infamous Momos. Not only could I take notes but I was also involved in chopping, mixing, stirring, rolling, and stuffing. Thank you so much for sharing Nepal cuisine with me and making it accessible. I can’t wait to try this out on my friends and family in the USA.

Home away from home- being a part of a family On my first travel to Nepal, I was lucky to find Himansu Homestay. My host Rajan and his family were like finding another family in Nepal. My partner and I were given a comfortable room which is an outhouse within the same compound. The master home where Rajan and his family lives was always open to us. We sat together as a family to eat our meals. Rajan's wife Anshu cooks the tastiest food in Nepal, shes an excellent cook and we had a privilege of learning some of her secrete Nepalese recipes at her cooking class. We were very well looked after and never had any problem of any sort. If I visit Nepal again, I would definitely stay with them.

A cultural experience I stayed at the Himanshu homestay for 4 nights and I had a lovely time. The location was peaceful and scenic, away from the hustle and bustle. The accommodation was in close proximity to shops, spiritual places as well as to some touristy spots. The view from the top was simply breathtaking and I witnessed fantastic sunrise and sunsets. The host family was simply charming, accommodating and extremely hospitable, catering to all my needs like my own family. We bonded over meals, conversations and short outings. The meals prepared by Anshu was amazing and it was a fantastic cultural experience learning about the cooking, ingredients and preparation. I was taken by the family to the Pashupatinath Temple (an eye-opening experience), one of the world heritage sites on the very auspicious Shivarathri day and Rajan ji shared all details pertaining to the significance of the event. Best of all, i loved the company of Rajan Ji's son, Arjesh, who is simply a joy to have around. So wise and so cultured for a 10 year old. For anyone wanting a safe, cultural experience with a family, away from the noise and the city, I will recommend the Himanshu Homestay.

First timer in Nepal You do know the feeling of wanting to go back after a weary travel...that's how i felt upon reaching Himanshu homestay! Only a short trip of a week and having been to Lumbini, Pokhara and Kathmandu...i needed a rest and decided and spent 4 nights here. Boy was i glad...comfortable, private,independent room...great traditional Nepal food by the inimitable host Anshu, Rajan's helpful and clear, concise directions; made me feel as i am one of the family. For those who would like to experience traditional Nepali way of life, Himanshu's is the place to be. Thank you Rajan, Anshu for the wonderful stay????????????