This luxury eco-resort operates on a nearly zero-impact basis, utilizing a bio-gas plant, organic farming, and solar energy. It also reuses treated greywater for irrigation and provides EV charging stations. The resort allocates a significant portion of its profits to support the local community and provides employment opportunities and training.
This eco-friendly boutique hotel is fully solar powered and has its own natural spring water source and organic garden. They prioritize employing local staff and engage in community support through health programs.
This retreat is based on a strong eco-ethos, featuring organic gardens and sustainable practices such as rainwater collection, biogas production, and solar electricity. It is a family-run organic farm offering a traditional Nepali cultural experience with eco-friendly comforts.
This hotel is dedicated to eco-friendly practices such as energy-efficient lighting, water-saving fixtures, and encouraging towel and linen reuse. They maintain gardens with indigenous plants to reduce water consumption and are involved in local education and healthcare initiatives.
Located by Begnas Lake, this resort utilizes solar energy extensively and participates in reforestation projects. It promotes non-motorized water sports to preserve the lake's environment and uses local materials in its construction, adhering to a “Mountain Clean, Water Green” philosophy.
This lodge is dedicated to responsible conservation tourism, minimizing its environmental impact by reducing fuel and water consumption, managing waste, and avoiding chemicals. It uses non-chemical cleaning products, hydropower, and has a biogas system. They also prioritize employing local community members and purchasing local produce.
As one of Nepal's few truly eco-friendly hotels, Hotel Sarowar leads the way in sustainable hospitality. Our commitment to the environment is evident in every detail—from the 140 kW of solar panels powering the property to our biogas chamber, geothermal air conditioning, and the use of recycled wood.
This farm stay is established with the objective to create an eco-friendly environment and a learning center for organic farming and sustainable food production. They aim to teach youth about permaculture and sustainable farming practices.
The name itself suggests a focus on ecological practices within a mountain village setting. This implies a commitment to sustainable tourism and integration with the natural environment in Kāskī.
With 'Eco Hotel' in its name, this property presents itself as a sustainable and tranquil retreat. It features a garden and is noted as being pet-friendly.
Listed as an eco-friendly hostel, it implements green initiatives such as solar power, composting systems, and waste reduction programs. The hostel also features organic gardens and recycling facilities.
The name explicitly includes 'Eco,' suggesting a core focus on ecological and sustainable practices. While specific details are lacking, the designation implies a commitment to minimizing environmental impact.
This resort is described as an eco-friendly resort that values every living being's existence. They have planted trees and encourage guests to participate in tree plantation. They purchase locally grown organic products to support villagers and the local economy.
Fish Tail Lodge strives for eco-friendly alternatives for its products. It is situated on a peninsula and accessible by boat, contributing to a more natural environment. Profits from the lodge go to charity.