Volunteering in Nepal

Voluntourism is fast being recognised worldwide as one of the best ways to experience a country. You get in touch with people, get to know cultures, and work seems to be a connecting point somehow, which leads to great experiences, not to mention that you go back having made an impact. Not Only operating Treks and Tour, We mosaic adventures actively support remote local communities improve their quality of life by involving them in sustainable tourism. Our Travellers can enjoy staying with local families in remote villages to gain an insight into local culture and customs. In remote areas we will provide a guide from the local ethnic groups. And Also we Mosaic Adventures still support ... It is also a great way to learn about yourself, and the experiences enrich people tremendously. We offer different placements, very nominally priced, as we believe that volunteers are coming and giving their time and effort, and though we do need to be paid for a service we provide, we should not be excessive and provide easy means for this intercultural experience to happen. Volunteering in Nepal can be a very fulfilling. You immerse yourself in the local culture which is laid back, rich in philosophy and art, and is very friendly and tolerant towards other cultures. This will lead to a very rich learning experience. We combine the volunteer period with tailored soft adventure activities that Nepal offers like hikes, culture tours, wildlife viewing, mountain biking, rafting, trekking etc. so that the trip is complete. These can vary in length and activity depending on interests, budgets and time available. Combining volunteer work with travel is the best way to see this country. A typical package will involve a short culture tour of the city to acquaint you with the place and the culture. Thereafter, you start on your volunteer placement in earnest (which will be tailored to your interests and will involve you staying at a guesthouse or a home stay) and will include language classes to enhance your basic Nepali skills. In Nepal, we manage ground logistics for organisations such as Of course, we also run our own volunteer opportunities for a very reasonable placement fee.

Teaching English

Teaching English includes: Teaching English at a community school, orphanage, monastery, women's group or in a community library or youth club.
Requirements: There are no specific requirements for the program other than fluency in written and spoken English. However the best things you can have are patience and a genuine desire to teach and help the children.
Program Dates: The minimum time for the program is 2 weeks and the maximum length of stay is 5 months.
Suggestions: Depending on the subject, volunteers can bring along teaching materials such as picture books, instruments, flash cards, art supplies, and songs. (and a good sense of humor!)
Meals: Breakfast occurs at 6:30 am and consists of a cup of tea and biscuits. Lunch is served at 9:00 to 9:30 am and is usually dal/bhat (rice, lentils, and vegetables). Dinner is at 6:30 to 7:00pm and is once more Dal/Bhat. The food is very simple but also extremely tasty and filling.
Accommodations: A simple room with a bed. We advise you to bring Sleeping bag and mosquito net with you or you can always by here which is 2-3 times cheaper than back home.
Locations: Kathmandu, Sindhupalchok, Bhotekoshi River Side Dhulikhel, Godawari, Pokhara (If needed we can arrange placement all over Nepal)