By Maya KhadkaFor many years, my family and I have lived and worked in Charikot, where we have come to know many people from our community. Like many families here, our days are filled with work, family responsibilities, and the simple rhythm of life in the hills.
Over the years, I have learned that hospitality is often found in small things—a cup of tea, a warm meal, a comfortable place to sit, or simply taking the time to listen. These are values we try to bring into our home as well.
We opened our home to guests because we enjoy meeting people from different places and sharing the Charikot we know. We are happy to offer travelers a peaceful place to stay, home-cooked food, and a little glimpse into our everyday life.
For us, a guest is not simply someone who books a room. We hope they feel welcomed, respected, and comfortable—just as we would welcome a friend into our home.
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