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Concept · Land acquisition in progress

The Himalaya Hemp Wellness Valley

A planned 500-ropani flagship destination where licensed hemp cultivation, ayurvedic wellness, farm-to-table dining, and heritage craft meet in one place — not just a farm, a place people travel to.

Register interest

Nepal already draws the world for two things: mountains and wellness. We are building the place where both meet a plant the Himalaya has known for centuries — grown under licence, tested in our own laboratory, and finally given room to be more than a line on a products page.

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Ayurvedic hemp spa & wellness retreat

Treatments built on our own hemp seed oil — and, once licensed, our CBD line: massage oils, hot-stone therapy, detox programmes, and yoga and meditation packages set against the hills. Nepal's ayurvedic tradition, applied rather than only sold in a bottle.

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Farm-to-table bhango dining

A menu built around hemp seed — the ingredient that has fed hill kitchens for generations, elevated for visitors who have never tasted it. Sourced from our own fields, a short walk from the table.

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Field-to-lab transparency tours

Walk the route every product actually takes: cultivation rows, drying and processing, our certified testing laboratory, finished goods. Compliance you can see, not just read about — the clearest proof of "licensed, lab-tested" we can offer.

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Eco-lodges among the terraces

Simple, low-impact lodges and glamping set into hemp terraces with mountain views — built for travellers already coming to Nepal for wellness and trekking, now with somewhere new to stay.

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Farmer training & demonstration centre

The physical home of our resource-centre mission: seed, agronomy, and compliance training for farmers and enterprises entering the licensed sector, plus research partnerships with Nepali universities.

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Hemp heritage pavilion

Hand-weaving demonstrations, the history of bhango in Himalayan kitchens, and the story of a plant Nepal is only now reclaiming — told on-site, for visitors, students, and press.

Where this stands today

This is a concept, not a built facility. Land acquisition (approximately 500 ropani) is in progress; hospitality and tourism operations will require an amendment to our company's objectives (or a dedicated affiliate) and the tourism, land-use, and cannabis-sector licences applicable to each activity, all under prevailing Nepali law. Nothing here is a booking, an offer, or a guarantee of timeline. Illustrations on this page are concept art, not photographs of an existing site.

Common questions

Is the Hemp Wellness Valley open now?
No — this is a concept for a planned flagship site on land we intend to acquire (approximately 500 ropani). It will open in phases as land acquisition, licensing, and construction proceed.
Can I visit the farm or book a stay today?
Not yet. Register your interest and we will contact you as each phase — tours, dining, lodging — becomes bookable.
Does a cannabis-linked wellness site involve recreational cannabis?
No. Every guest-facing product and experience draws on non-intoxicating hemp — seed oil, food, and (once licensed) CBD — within Nepal's medical and industrial framework. We do not offer, sell, or permit recreational cannabis on site.
Is hospitality covered by your company's current objectives?
Our Memorandum of Association currently covers cultivation, products, laboratory services, and consultancy. Hospitality and tourism operations will require an objectives amendment (or a dedicated affiliate structure) before guest-facing operations begin — a straightforward process under Nepali company law that we will complete ahead of opening.
Where will the Valley be located?
Site selection is underway in Nepal's hill and Himalayan districts, using the same criteria as our land programme: water access, workable roads, and community partnership. We will announce the location once acquisition is finalised.