• P7JR+672 - Under the guidance of local artisans, participants will learn to create duna and tapari, eco-friendly plates and bowls made from natural leaves, which are still commonly used in festivals, rituals, and everyday life. By employing traditional methods, they will discover how communities produce sustainable alternatives to contemporary tableware.
  Additionally, they will have the opportunity to try making twisted incense and cotton wicks, two simple yet vital crafts closely associated with spiritual practices in Nepal. These skills embody the balance between nature, culture, and devotion.

• Private transportation
• English Speaking Guide
• Artisan fee
• All necessary materials for workshop
• Tea and coffee

• Meals
• Gratuities
• travel insurance

Immerse yourself in Nepal’s vibrant cultural heritage with an exclusive hands-on workshop where participants will create traditional duna and tapari — environmentally friendly leaf plates and bowls. Under the guidance of local artisans, explore the ancient methods of stitching sal leaves into practical art while gaining insight into their importance in Nepali festivals and rituals. Additionally, enjoy the opportunity to craft twisted incense and cotton wicks, fostering a deep connection with Nepal’s spiritual traditions. Depart with your handmade items, cherished souvenirs that capture the spirit of sustainability and artistry.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.