Travellers
Short stays with hosts who share food, trails, and neighbourhood rhythm — not tours that rush past people.
Our story
Gaunle connects travellers with trusted local experiences, hosts, and communities — so Nepal feels like home, not just a checklist.
Our story
We started Gaunle because booking a trip and belonging are two different things. Experiences should feel hosted, communities should feel welcoming, and partners should help — not hard-sell.
Today we help travellers, expats, digital nomads, and returning Nepalis discover cooking classes, walks, valley meetups, and quiet circles led by people who live this place.
Audience
Four kinds of travellers. One Nepal.
Short stays with hosts who share food, trails, and neighbourhood rhythm — not tours that rush past people.
Settle with community lounges, weekend meetups, and trusted intros when life in Kathmandu or Pokhara begins.
Work-friendly experiences and circles where you can meet locals and fellow remote workers without the noise.
Reconnect with home through taste, language, festivals, and hosts who make the return feel soft again.
Principles
How we design experiences as a Nepal travel company.
Experiences come from real hosts — kitchens, walks, craft — with clear expectations and fair pay.
Member feeds and lounges stay moderated. Belonging matters more than endless feed noise.
Partner stays are assist-only: we help coordinate guest nights with trusted places, without inventing room inventory.
The journey
Discover an experience, join a community, meet a host, and keep the thread going after the booking. Website and app stay in sync so your next visit — or your first month living here — already has people attached.
Browse communities, talk with our Nepal team, or apply to host an experience of your own.
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