Welcome to the Eco-Village and Community Water Management Initiative, a transformative project in the Amachodingmo Rural Municipality of Rasuwa district, focused on creating sustainable solutions for rural communities. This initiative aims to enhance water conservation, promote eco-friendly living, and foster sustainable tourism that benefits both the environment and local economies.
Funded by the IKI Small Grants Program, the project brings together innovative water management techniques, such as the Ice Stupa, and the power of community-driven eco-villages to create a sustainable future for this beautiful Himalayan region, lead by Resource Himalaya Foundation in
collaboration with StoryCycle, Amachodingmo Rural Municipality and local stakeholders.
Join the Learning Trek: Revisiting Black Village
Date: February 19-22, 2025
Location: Amachodingmo, Black Village
This special Learning Trek offers a unique opportunity to walk and learn through the eco-tourism initiatives and sustainable practices that are transforming this rural region.
Explore the fusion of traditional wisdom and modern innovation, as we revisit Black Village and engage with the local community.
Key Experiences on the Trek
1. Eco-Tourism Effort
Immerse yourself in the local eco-tourism movement, where sustainable practices are seamlessly integrated into the community’s daily life. See how these efforts are promoting a thriving tourism economy while protecting the natural and cultural heritage of the region.
2. Ice Stupa
Learn about the Ice Stupa, an innovative water conservation technique that helps communities manage water scarcity in the high Himalayas. Witness firsthand how these ice structures store water for use during the dry months, ensuring a steady supply for agriculture and daily needs.
3. Predator-Proof Corrals
Visit the predator-proof enclosures designed to protect livestock from wild predators. These corrals are crucial for ensuring the safety and livelihood of local communities who rely on their animals for sustenance.
4. Medicinal Plant Gardens
Tour the medicinal plant gardens that act as wildlife deterrents, serving as a natural barrier against crop-raiding herbivores while also providing valuable medicinal resources for the community.
Link to Dream Cities : https://aamachhoding.dreamcities.org/english/
Link to Project Brief ( https://iki-small-grants.de/k1project/linking-eco-villages-and-community-water-management-in-langtang-national-park/ )
Contact Us:
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: 01-4112128
- Follow Us on Social Media:
- Instagram: @Story.cycle
- Facebook: @storycycle
- Twitter: @StoryCycle
Support Sustainable Tourism
By participating in this initiative, you are directly contributing to the sustainability and development of eco-friendly practices in the Amachodingmo region. Whether you are a visitor or a volunteer, your involvement makes a difference.
Join us for an unforgettable journey, and take home new insights and inspiration on how to live in harmony with nature!
Together, we can build a sustainable future for Amachodingmo.
