
About Us
Rooted in the hills of Pokhara.
A family farm growing food, friendships and a slower way to travel.

Our Story
Lemon Agro Farm is a family-run organic farm nestled in the foothills of Pokhara, Nepal. What began as a humble citrus orchard has grown into a thriving home where travellers, volunteers, and neighbours come together to grow food, share meals, and discover Nepal at the pace of the land.
We grow lemons, oranges, seasonal vegetables, herbs and spices — all without synthetic pesticides. Every meal at the farm starts with what's ripe that morning. There are no set menus, only whatever the garden offers.
Meet the Family
The Bastolas
Four generations of knowledge, hospitality, and hard work under one roof.
Narayan Bastola
Local Farmer
The heart of the farm. Narayan tends the land with decades of traditional farming wisdom passed down through generations.
Saraswati Bastola
Home Cook & Host
The warmth behind every meal. Saraswati prepares home-cooked Nepali dishes with ingredients picked fresh that morning.
Subash Bastola
Agriculture Scientist & Teacher
Blending modern science with traditional practice. Subash teaches sustainable agriculture at a local school and mentors every volunteer.
Sushmita Bastola
Teacher & Craft Artisan
Subash's wife and a teacher by profession — now taking time with family. She guides guests through local village life and shares her handmade crafts and traditional skills.
Sushil Bastola
Software Engineer & Travel Coordinator
The bridge between farm and world. Sushil handles bookings, designs trekking itineraries, and makes sure every guest feels at home.
WWOOF & Worldpackers
We proudly host volunteers through WWOOF and Worldpackers. Trade your time and energy for a room, three home-cooked meals a day, and a genuine window into Nepali rural life.
Tasks change with the seasons — planting, harvesting, composting, cooking, building, and teaching. No experience is required, only curiosity and a willingness to get your hands dirty.
Learn about volunteeringAuthentic Local Experiences
Beyond the farm, we offer guided village walks, traditional cooking classes, meditation mornings, and day trips to hidden spots around Pokhara that don't appear in guidebooks.
Every experience is led by a family member or a neighbour — no scripts, no crowds, just real connection.
Explore experiencesOrganic by choice
We follow regenerative practices that keep the soil alive and the harvest honest.
Family-run
Three generations live and work on this land. You'll meet all of us at dinner.
Community-first
We employ locally and share our knowledge with neighbouring farms.
