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Unique Eco House

Name: Unique Eco House
Address: Sauraha, Hetauda, NP
Telephone: 00447814743223

Ishowari Dhakal produces honey from his beehives in Chitwan National Park, Nepal. His business relies on tourism which has vanished since the earthquake.

09/06/2018

Update from Unique Eco House

26/06/2017

19/06/2017

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29/07/2016

Thank you for these great new photo's of Unique Eco House hard at work!

Your Shot: Nepal Pictures -- National Geographic

26/02/2016

Incredible images of Nepal from the National Geographic!

http://adventure.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/your-shot-nepal-pictures/

Your Shot: Nepal Pictures -- National Geographic

23/12/2015

Thanks to Chamonix Source Magazine for telling a little bit of our story in their winter issue!

13/11/2015

Check out the latest photo's from Unique Eco House! Ishwori just loves to show off the bee's to visitors and we just love his honey!

06/11/2015

This little fellow must have taken a wrong turning somewhere and ended up on the streets of Hetauda! We hope he found his way back home!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr1ziSFuTrQ

Rhino in hetauda GAida(rhino) in hetauda

South East Ridge Ama Dablam-6856 meters First Alpine Ascent

30/10/2015

We love hearing of all the good adventures that you can have here in Nepal!
A huge congratulations to Sebastien Rougegre, Damien Tomasi, F***y Tomasi-Schmutz and Fleur Fouque who all reached Mount Ama Dablam which sits at 6856 meters here in Nepal.
This is the first Alpine Style Ascent of the South East Ridge!

On 23rd October 2015, Sébastien Rougegré (owner and Director at Chamonix Experience Guides) and his 3 team mates (Damien Tomasi, F***y Schmutz and Fleur Fouque) all reached Mount Ama Dablam 6856 meters in Nepal.
They made the first Alpine Style Ascent of the South East Ridge.
1250 meters face offering various terrains as nice rock, mix ice, steep snow, mushooms and super fun. A great experience for these lot, challenging at times and exhausting after 6500 meters but they are really pleased to have completed the route.
It is also good to return to Nepal after the earthquake and they encourage all trekkers and climbers to go back.
Sebastien Rougegré
UIAGM Mountain Guide
Owner and Director at CHAMEX
Thanks Arc'teryx for all your support