HANA NO IE

はなのいえ

Staffs' blog

Making traditional-style matress (gundri)


CATEGORY: Daily life

Making traditional-style matress (gundri)

At present, villagers, especially the women, are making traditional matresses called “gundri”. They are made from rice strow. The rice strow are keeping from October and November when the rice was harversted. The strow is very suitable to make gundri and can be used as cattle food in dry season.

more

Harvesting potatoes in Hananoie.


CATEGORY: Farm

Harvesting potatoes in Hananoie.

The weather is almost clear. we could see white Himalayan view in the morning, a lovely valley below with River Mardi Khola and many villages. Recently it is cloudy in day time. From here we could see green wheat, mustard and other seasonal vegetable fields. People look busy.

more

Onion muffin in Hananoie


CATEGORY: Daily life

Onion muffin in Hananoie

We used our homemade onion, butter, honey to make onion muffins. The onion flavour and sweetness make us forget to stop eating them. We are proud to serve these muffin to our guests.

more

Astam’s School


CATEGORY: Daily life

Astam’s School

It takes 15 minutes on foot to reach the school on the top of Astam from Hananoie. Around 9 AM, we can see many students walking to the school. These bushful students always say greeting “Namaste” to us.

more

Strolling around Hananoie


CATEGORY: Hiking

Strolling around Hananoie

February is the season of mustard flowers. The mustard fields around Hananoie are becoming brilliant yellow and make the scenery of the Himalaya much more beautiful. Today I strolled around Hananoie. Let me tell you about this.

more

« previous next »