This place is nestled in the heart of vibrant Newari community. This homestay provides a rare opportunity to live alongside the local Newari people, allowing tourists to forge meaningful connections and gain insights into the rich cultural tapestry of Nepal. Visitors have chance to participate in various traditional Newari festivals, savor authentic local cuisine, and engage in activities that showcase the historical heritage. Patan Durbar Square is 10 mins walking distance from this place.

Lachhi House is host by Sunil Maharjan. Whether you’re here to relax, explore, or just enjoy some downtime, we hope you feel right at home. If you need anything or have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out. Enjoy your stay and make some unforgettable memories!

Our community's neighborhood, home to the local Newari people, is a serene and culturally vibrant area that offers a unique glimpse into traditional Newari life. Central to this neighborhood is the Pilachhen Community Homestay, a welcoming initiative established by the local residents. This homestay provides guests with the opportunity to live among the Newari community, experiencing their rich cultural heritage firsthand. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful environment, characterized by narrow, winding streets, traditional red-brick buildings, and intricately carved wooden windows and doors that showcase the exquisite craftsmanship of the Newari people. The Pilachhen Community Homestay not only offers a tranquil retreat but also fosters a sense of global community, as guests from different parts of the world come together, sharing their stories and experiences. Engaging in various cultural activities, such as traditional music and dance performances, pottery making, and guided tours of historical sites, visitors gain a deeper appreciation of Newari culture and its significant contributions to Nepalese heritage. There is many famous historic places in our neighborhood. Where Mahabaudhha is one of them. Located in the heart of Patan, the Mahabouddha Temple is one of the most distinctive and significant religious landmarks in the Kathmandu Valley. This beautiful temple is dedicated to Lord Buddha and is often referred to as the "Temple of a Thousand Buddhas" due to the unique architectural style and the intricate design of its bricks.