Panauti, Nepal
The falls have always been a sound bath.
We're building a place to sit with them — Panauti, on the Roshi Khola, beside Panchakanya Waterfall.
A kettle on, low seating in the shade, and the water always within earshot.
We're just getting started.
The land is taking shape around a waterfall that's been doing this — quietly, freely, for anyone who shows up — longer than any of us have been here. We're building toward something much bigger over the years ahead. Follow along, and you'll be the first to know when there's more to see.
What you can book
What’s here today
Booking
The single-person package
NPR 2099
Snacks, dinner, breakfast and a night's stay
A night's stay for one, with snacks, dinner, and breakfast included.
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The couple room
NPR 2500
Room only; food from the menu
A room for two, for a night with the water within earshot. The rate is for the room only — food is ordered from the menu.
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The group room
NPR 5000
Room only; food from the menu
A larger room for a group travelling together. The rate is for the room only — food is ordered from the menu.
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The daycation
No set price
Pay for what you choose
Come for the day, on the land and by the falls, without staying the night. There's no set price — you pay for what you choose: order from the menu, or pre-book something special for the day.
How it works
How a visit goes
01
Choose a tier — a package, a room, or a daycation.
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Send a request — here on the site, or over WhatsApp.
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We reply on the contact you give.
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Arrive — Basanta is usually the one who puts the kettle on.
Today, and where this is going
Today
the falls — free, public, and already a natural sound bath, no ticket required, no ticket ever.
Also today
three ropani of land taking shape around it — and a couple room, a group room, and a daycation you can already book.
Plan your visitWhat we're building toward
Vision, not an offer
a wellness-and-spirituality destination for everyone — street food to sound-healing halls, one tier at a time.
Read the vision
We're caretakers of this place, not its owners. Everything we build here is built around the falls, never on top of them.
This water carries a name and a story that came long before any of this.
Read moreOn the land
What you can do here
- Sit with the falls
- Stay the night
- Come for the day
- Order from the menu
- Pre-book a campfire
- Food from the farm
- Winter, for the quiet
A look around
The falls, and the land around them
Stories and notes
Journal
The place
Winter is the season to go deep
The monsoon months run the falls fullest and autumn brings clearer skies, but the quiet winter months are their own kind of good at Shaman Farm and Falls.
2 min read
Getting here
Getting here from Kathmandu
Roughly 40–45 km from Kathmandu via the Arniko Highway and Banepa to Panauti, then the last unpaved stretch toward Roshi. Direct buses run from Ratna Park.
2 min read
Around the site
Story
Under the Shaman name, run on the ground by a local of Panauti. Why this place exists, and what it is built around.
The Land
Three ropani taking shape around the falls, with a working farm on it, and how to get here from Kathmandu. A page that grows only with what we have actually seen.
Meet the Team
The people who'll actually be here. Basanta runs the place day to day.
Visit
A single-person package, a couple room, a group room and a daycation. Prices in NPR, booking on WhatsApp or here on the site.
Contact & Follow
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