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One Week Teaching Plus Guided Mountain Tours

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1 - 2 semaines  ·  Âge 18 - 50+
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  • Split each week between hands-on volunteering at a Kathmandu school and guided visits to three UNESCO World Heritage sites across the Kathmandu Valley.
  • Climb to Sarangkot before dawn to watch first light hit the Annapurna range, then spend the morning out on Phewa Lake by boat.
  • Work alongside Nepali teachers in a kindergarten or classroom, or repaint and redesign classrooms so they work better for the children who use them.

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  • Split each week between hands-on volunteering at a Kathmandu school and guided visits to three UNESCO World Heritage sites across the Kathmandu Valley.
  • Climb to Sarangkot before dawn to watch first light hit the Annapurna range, then spend the morning out on Phewa Lake by boat.
  • Work alongside Nepali teachers in a kindergarten or classroom, or repaint and redesign classrooms so they work better for the children who use them.
  • Learn to fold momos in the volunteer house kitchen and share a traditional welcome dinner with a live dance performance on your first night.
  • Come solo, as a family, as a group or at 50-plus - a Kathmandu-based coordinator is on the ground with you from airport pickup to departure.
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    Particulièrement approprié pour

    Âge 18+
    Seul voyageur
    Couples
    Familles
    Groupes
    50+

    À propos du programme

    One or two weeks in Kathmandu pairing hands-on volunteering at a local school with guided Kathmandu Valley tours and a weekend beneath the Annapurna range.

    A short trip that still does something useful

    Not everyone has three months. This programme is built for people with one or two weeks – students on a summer break, families travelling together, backpackers already heading through Asia – who want their time in Nepal to amount to more than a ...

    À propos du programme

    A short trip that still does something useful

    Not everyone has three months. This programme is built for people with one or two weeks – students on a summer break, families travelling together, backpackers already heading through Asia – who want their time in Nepal to amount to more than a checklist of temples. You work on a real project in Kathmandu, and you see the country properly. Both halves are organised for you.

    What you actually do

    On the one-week option you join a practical refurbishment project at a local school: repainting tired classrooms, adding alphabets, numbers and murals to the walls, and generally making the space somewhere children want to be. Materials are supplied. You work as a team with the other volunteers on your start date, so the room you finish on Friday looks nothing like the one you walked into on Tuesday.

    On the two-week option you are placed in a kindergarten or teaching project instead, assisting Nepali staff with lessons, activities and the daily running of the centre. Some volunteers also organise a small fundraiser for classroom supplies while they are there. Either way you are working alongside the in-country team, not in place of them.

    And the rest of Nepal

    Sightseeing is built into the schedule rather than left to you. Guided tours cover Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath and Boudhanath – and on the two-week trip you head to Pokhara for a weekend, with a deluxe coach transfer, a hotel, a boat ride on Phewa Lake and a pre-dawn climb to Sarangkot for sunrise over the Annapurnas.

    Where you stay

    The volunteer house is in Bafal, a quiet residential pocket about ten minutes from Thamel. Breakfast and dinner are cooked in-house – dal bhat, curries, plenty of it – and there is fast Wi-Fi, hot water in winter and western-style bathrooms. A Kathmandu-based coordinator runs the house and is your first point of contact throughout.

    Minimum age 17. A clean criminal background check is required.

    Journée typique

    One-week itinerary

    Day 1 – Arrival. Met at Tribhuvan International Airport and driven to the volunteer house. Orientation over refreshments, then a traditional welcome dinner with a dance performance. Meals: dinner.

    Day 2 – Kathmandu tour. Pashupatinath Temple, Durbar Square and Boudhanath. Meals: ...

    Journée typique

    One-week itinerary

    Day 1 – Arrival. Met at Tribhuvan International Airport and driven to the volunteer house. Orientation over refreshments, then a traditional welcome dinner with a dance performance. Meals: dinner.

    Day 2 – Kathmandu tour. Pashupatinath Temple, Durbar Square and Boudhanath. Meals: breakfast, dinner.

    Day 3 – Project starts. First day at the school. Painting, mural work and classroom redesign alongside your fellow volunteers. Momo-making session in the evening. Meals: breakfast, dinner.

    Days 4–7 – Project continues. More classroom work, with an optional day trip to the historic city of Patan on day 5. Depart on day 7. Meals: breakfast, dinner.

    Two-week itinerary

    Day 1 – Arrival and transfer to the volunteer house. Airport pickups run between 6:00am and 10:30pm.

    Day 2 – Orientation covering the placement, the neighbourhood, transport and safety, followed by a half-day city tour: Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath and the Temple of Kumari.

    Days 3–6 – Volunteering at your kindergarten or teaching placement, roughly 10am to 3pm. Second half of the city tour on Thursday afternoon (Pashupatinath and Boudhanath).

    Days 7–9 – Pokhara. Deluxe coach to Pokhara, hotel accommodation, a boat ride on Phewa Lake, sunrise from Sarangkot, and a local tour taking in Davis Falls, Gupteshwar Mahadev cave and Bindhyabasini Temple.

    Days 10–14 – Back in Kathmandu to finish at your placement, with the final weekend free before departure.

    Volunteers work around five to six hours a day, five days a week. Exact hours vary by placement.

    Activités de loisirs

    You volunteer roughly five to six hours a day, Monday to Friday, which leaves your evenings and every weekend free. Exact hours vary a little by placement.

    Evenings in Kathmandu

    Most volunteers end up in Thamel, the backpacker quarter about ten minutes from the volunteer house – a dense grid of ...

    Activités de loisirs

    You volunteer roughly five to six hours a day, Monday to Friday, which leaves your evenings and every weekend free. Exact hours vary a little by placement.

    Evenings in Kathmandu

    Most volunteers end up in Thamel, the backpacker quarter about ten minutes from the volunteer house – a dense grid of cafes, rooftop restaurants, live-music bars, bookshops and gear stores where you can pick up trekking kit for a fraction of what it costs at home. Closer to home there is the Garden of Dreams, a restored Edwardian walled garden that is the quietest spot in central Kathmandu. Sunset aarti at the ghats of Pashupatinath, on the Bagmati river, is worth going out of your way for at least once. Cooking sessions in the volunteer house kitchen – momos, dal bhat – tend to happen spontaneously.

    Weekend trips

    Pokhara is the classic one, and it is built into the two-week itinerary: a lakeside town under the Annapurnas, with boating on Phewa Lake, paragliding off Sarangkot, Davis Falls and the World Peace Pagoda. Chitwan National Park in the lowlands is the other big weekend – jeep and canoe safaris with a real chance of one-horned rhino, and elephants, deer and crocodile along the river. Nagarkot, only a couple of hours away, is where people go for a Himalayan sunrise without committing to a trek, and the ridge walk down to Dhulikhel is an easy day on foot.

    Closer in

    The Kathmandu Valley alone holds seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. Beyond the ones covered on your guided tours, Bhaktapur and Patan are the two medieval cities most people wish they had given more time to – Patan's Durbar Square and its museum are a half-day, Bhaktapur's pottery square and Newari architecture a full one. Boudhanath is best at dusk, when the Tibetan community walks the stupa.

    Also on offer

    Yoga and meditation classes are easy to find in Thamel and Boudha, short trekking permits can be arranged locally, and rafting on the Trishuli is a popular single-day add-on. Your in-country coordinator can book weekend tours for you, or you can arrange them yourself once you are there – add-on tours can also be booked in advance through your online account.

    Conditions

    Conditions

    Âge minimum: 18 ans

    Pour participer à ce programme, tu dois avoir au moins 18 ans au moment du début. Des exceptions peuvent être possibles si tu fournis une autorisation de ton représentant légal ou si tu es accompagné(e) par l’un de tes parents.

    Compétences linguistiques

    Tu dois parler Anglais (niveau de base)

    Vérification des Antécédents Criminels

    Requis

    Documents requis

    CV, Insurance, Passport and parental consent(for under 18)

    Restrictions de nationalité

    Aucune : l’aide venant du monde entier est la bienvenue.

    Autres Compétences

    No previous experience or qualifications are needed - just energy, flexibility and a genuine interest in the place you're going. All adult participants provide a clean criminal background check before arrival. Participants should be in good health.

    Engagement horaire

    Nous avons besoin de ton aide pour lundi, mardi, mercredi, jeudi et vendredi de 08:30 - 16:00

    Services inclus

    Services inclus

    Services sur place

    Included – both options

    • Airport pickup from Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu
    • Accommodation throughout the programme
    • Meals as set out in the itinerary – two a day in Kathmandu
    • Orientation on arrival and your placement at the project
    • Project costs and materials, and coordination of the work itself
    • A local coordinator on the ground and 24-hour support from the team
    • Comprehensive pre-departure guide
    • Certificate of participation, on request

    Included – one-week option

    • All transfers and transport as per the programme
    • Guided Kathmandu city tour, with entrance fees on the tour covered
    • Traditional welcome dinner with dance performance

    Included – two-week option

    • Guided city tour of Kathmandu across two half-days
    • Day trip to Bhaktapur and Nagarkot
    • Three-day weekend trip to Pokhara, including deluxe coach transfer, hotel accommodation, breakfast during the tour and a boat ride on Phewa Lake

    Not included

    • International and domestic airfare
    • Return trip to the airport at the end of your programme – can be arranged locally at extra cost
    • Travel and medical insurance – mandatory, and available through us at a low cost if you need it
    • Visa fees (payable on arrival)
    • Vaccinations
    • Monument and entrance fees outside the scheduled tours
    • Local transport in Kathmandu, lunches, and lunch and dinner on the weekend trip
    • Personal spending

    The price shown already includes your application fee – there is nothing further to pay us on arrival. Programme fees can be paid in interest-free instalments, with the balance due 45 days before departure.

    Transfert de l'aéroport Tribhuvan International Airport

    Airport pickup from Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) is included. A member of the local coordinating team will meet you in the arrivals hall and take you to the volunteer house in Bafal. Pickups are scheduled between 6:00am and 10:30pm, so try to land inside that window.

    If you are already in Nepal, or arriving overland from India or Tibet, you will be met at a point agreed with the team beforehand instead.

    The return trip to the airport is not included in the programme fee, but the local team can arrange a taxi for you at a small cost – just let them know your flight time a day or two ahead.

    Logement

    You stay at the volunteer house in Bafal, a quiet residential neighbourhood roughly ten minutes' drive from Thamel – far enough to sleep, close enough to walk into the centre of things in the evening.

    Rooms are shared with other volunteers, which for most people turns out to be half the point: you arrive on your own and leave with a group. The house has running water, hot showers through the winter, electricity, clean western-style toilets, high-speed Wi-Fi and a television in the common area.

    A Kathmandu-based coordinator manages the house and lives locally, so there is always someone to ask about transport, a placement question or a weekend plan. If you would rather have your own room, a private room can be arranged at a nearby guest house for an additional charge – just ask when you apply.

    On the two-week option, the three nights in Pokhara are spent in hotel accommodation arranged for you.

    Aliments & Boissons

    Two Nepali meals a day – breakfast and dinner – are cooked at the volunteer house and included in your fee. Breakfast is usually bread, butter, jam, eggs or a sandwich with tea. Dinner is generally dal bhat, the staple of the Nepali table: lentil soup, rice and a vegetable curry, often with chicken or another meat alongside.

    Lunch is your own, and it is cheap – a plate of momos or thukpa from a local place near your placement costs very little. On the two-week trip, breakfast is provided during the Pokhara weekend; lunch and dinner there are not included.

    Vegetarians are easy to look after, and Nepali cooking is well suited to it. Tell us any dietary requirement on your application form and mention it again to the local team when you arrive, and the kitchen will work around it. Bottled or filtered water is recommended and is inexpensive to buy locally.

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    Billets d'avion

    L'aéroport le plus proche est Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) à Kathmandu. Nous t'aidons à trouver des vols pas chers pour aller en Népal. TROUVER DES VOLS PAS CHERS

    Assurance voyage

    Partir à l'étranger est une aventure et c'est toujours mieux d'être bien préparé. Que ce soit une maladie soudaine, une blessure ou du vol - une assurance voyage pour Népal te protège en cas de situation imprévue. OBTENIR UN DEVIS

    Vaccins

    Si tu envisages de faire du bénévolat en Népal, nous te conseillons de consulter un médecin avant le début de ton voyage. Renseigne-toi sur les vaccins nécessaires pour Népal. INFOS VACCINS

    Informations sur l'arrivée

    Start dates: weekly, year-round – choose any week that suits you.

    Airport: Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu (KTM). Fly in on your programme start date; a member of the local team will meet you and take you to the volunteer house. Pickups are scheduled between 6:00am and 10:30pm. If you are already in Nepal or arriving overland, you will be met at a point agreed in advance.

    Visa: most nationalities get a tourist visa on arrival at KTM – USD 30 for 15 days or USD 50 for 30 days. You need a passport valid for six months with a blank page, and in some cases a passport photo. A handful of nationalities are not eligible for visa on arrival and must apply at a Nepalese embassy beforehand, so check before you book flights.

    Airport drop-off at the end of your programme is not included, but can be arranged locally for a small charge.

    Spending money: budget roughly USD 80–100 a week for lunches, snacks, bottled water, local transport and shopping. There are ATMs throughout Kathmandu and exchange counters at the airport.

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    Frais de Programme

    $560 par semaine 1 - 2 semaines Âge 18 - 50+

    Méthodes de payement

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    Durée

    1 - 2 semaines

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