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Why Volunteer in Nepal?

Volunteering in Nepal with HHFN can be an extremely rewarding and life-changing experience. Your selfless efforts can bring great changes in the lives of underprivileged children and communities.

Nepal is one of the most beautiful, culturally rich and arguably the best travel destinations in the world. It is home to Mount Everest, several antique temples, monuments and landmarks, the birthplace, and a beautiful and diverse landscape, ranging from the well-known peaks of the Himalaya to the low-lying regions of the Terai. The Nepali people are as diverse at the geography, with over 70 languages or dialects and scores of traditional festivals celebrated throughout the year. Unfortunately, despite of its amazing natural and cultural beauty, Nepal remains gripped by poverty resulting from decades of civil war and political instability. Mountainous geography, the gap between rich and poor, and lack of access to education, all contribute to make Nepal one of the poorest countries in Asia.

To help change this situation, several national and international volunteer organizations are continuously working, however, their efforts have not been enough. This is the reason today Nepal needs volunteers more than ever. HHFN Volunteers mission is to make a significant difference in the life of these disadvantaged communities. Therefore, HHFN calls for national and international volunteers from all over the world to join hands with us for this noble cause. HHFN offers several types of programs and experiences in Nepal and participating in such programs will not only give back to those in need but also experience how life runs in the countries like Nepal. Witness the amazes of Nepal, stay with warm welcoming host families, learn Nepalese language, and indeed collect memories that you will cherish all your life. Volunteering in Nepal with HHFN can be an extremely rewarding and life-changing experience. Your selfless efforts can bring great changes in the lives of underprivileged children and communities. This cannot be said enough. In the difficult times that Nepal is now facing, your contribution of time or resources is extremely valuable. As per your skills and qualifications, you can make contribution in several areas such as education, healthcare, agriculture, Buddhist monk teaching, community development, conservation, wildlife and so on. If you are fond of teaching, you can take part in teaching English program in Nepal. If you love playing and helping underprivileged children, you can take part in orphanage/childcare program. If you are interested in Buddhism and want to know more about Buddhism, you can volunteer in a Nepal monastery. Volunteers interested in agriculture can help in agriculture of Nepal by supporting and teaching poor farmers modern technologies.

Medical students can join healthcare program and gain invaluable hands-on medical experience. You do not need any specific skills and qualifications to participate in these programs and make valuable contribution. All you need to have is a strong passion and determination to make this world a better place. On top of that, you are also required to be open minded, respectful, humble and ready to accept challenging situations. As discussed earlier, Nepal offers some of the best destinations to explore and experience. So, you will not only make a difference, but also experience the best Nepal has to offer. While volunteering in Nepal with HHFN, you will be working for 4-5 hours a day, Monday through to Friday. You will have plenty of free time in the morning and evening to explore the surrounding places. There are plenty of tourist attractions in Nepal. The country is extremely diverse with picturesque of some of the greatest things and places to visit, there is something for everyone depending on your interest. You will get to experience majestic Himalayan views, combined with golden temples, charming hill villages and jungle wildlife watching. You cannot afford to miss out in any of these experiences while in Nepal volunteering trip and create unforgettable memories.

Nyatapola Temple
You cannot afford to miss out a chance to see this five story's, towering 30m above the square, Nyatapola the tallest temple in all of Nepal and one of the tallest buildings in the Kathmandu Valley. The perfectly proportioned temple was built in 1702 during the reign of King Bhupatindra Malla. A monumental delight to watch during your volunteer in Nepal programs and the construction is so sturdy that it shows the construction techniques from centuries ago. Garden of Dreams If you are nature enthusiast, go and check out Garden of Dreams. Field marshal Kaiser Shamser built this garden in 1920. It is one of the most serene and beautiful enclaves in Kathmandu. It is also one of best places to relax and regroup during your weekends in Nepal.

Mul Chowk
You must have heard about the world-famous architectural palaces available in Nepal, Mul chowk is one of the best. It is a spacious courtyard that lies to the South of the Patan Museum. This is one of the largest and oldest of the Royal Palace’s three main chowk (squares). It is indeed an architectural delight to admire while volunteering in Nepal programs.

Asan Tole
A travelling experience is not complete without some shopping. Asan Tole is a sprawling market place of Kathmandu. From dawn until dusk it is jammed with vegetable and spice vendors selling everything from yak tails to dried fish. It’s the busiest square in the city and a fascinating place for you to linger, in the weekends. The time spent here in Nepal volunteer opportunities will be in your memories forever and an opportunity to see some traditional items available in Nepal.

Chitwan National Park
Chitwan national park is the World heritage site (Natural site). This is the second-largest population of Greater One-horned Rhinoceros in the world. The park is home to 93 tigers, Gaur Bison, Gharial Crocodile, more than 6% of the world’s bird species. There is also Ramsar site (Bishajari Lake), Wetlands of international importance. More attractions include: Elephant, Gharial Crocodile, and Vulture Breeding Center, Churia Hillas and Madi Valley and the Tharu culture.

Some other amazing destinations to visit in Nepal during your volunteering period:  Phewa Lake  Sarangkot  Poon Hill  Mount Everest Base Camp  Chandragiri Hills  Mardi Himal  Namo Buddha Stupa
This is the reason volunteering experience in Nepal is always a rewarding and once in a lifetime experience. Join hands with HHFN to help change the life of disadvantaged communities, children and animals. While you make your selfless contribution to change the situation of Nepalese, HHFN help you experience the best of Nepal in safe, sound and comfortable manner.
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