After months of preparation and collaboration with local government bodies, schools and community health workers, Himalayan Quests Foundation is proud to share the successful completion of our latest Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) project in Naukunda Rural Municipality, Rasuwa District. Just 90 km west of Kathmandu yet still one of the most remote and underdeveloped […]
From 29th to 30th March 2026, the Himalayan Quests Foundation team conducted a field visit to Marsangdi Rural Municipality, Lamjung, to monitor progress on the Simpani Health Post Construction Project. This initiative is a key step towards strengthening access to essential healthcare services for communities in this remote region. Where the project stands The construction […]
At 7 am, five of us from the Himalayan Quests Foundation office left the bustling streets of Kathmandu, full of excitement and anticipation. Our destination was Sirkot, a remote village in Syangja district, perched at 1,616 meters, where Mt Dhaulagiri towers majestically in the distance. The journey, we knew, would take 8-9 hours or more, […]
On 7th-8th February 2026, Himalayan Quests Foundation conducted a field visit to Simpani, Lamjung to officially initiate construction of the Simpani Health Post. After completing all required pre-construction administrative procedures, the project has now moved into its implementation phase. This marks an important step towards strengthening local healthcare access in the region. Purpose of the […]
On 13 December 2025, the Himalayan Quests Foundation team conducted a community WASH program as part of the AMICA WASH Project in Ekpakhe Village, Naukunda Rural Municipality, Rasuwa. The programme aimed to improve awareness of community health and WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) practices among children and adults in this remote Himalayan village. The team, comprising Hari Bhusal, […]
Nestled in the lush green hills of Lamjung, Simpani Village is a community that embodies resilience. Surrounded by natural beauty, the villagers face daily challenges in accessing essential healthcare. For the people of Simpani, their local health post is far more than a building; it’s a lifeline. The existing health post, constructed in 1995, has […]
