
Stay & food
A room chosen by your ruling planet
Nine rooms named after the nine planets, and a kitchen that treats food as medicine. Both are decided before you arrive.

Accommodation
Nine rooms, nine planets
Sagittarius and Pisces can stay in the room Jupiter, but nobody else — each interior is designed for the planet it is named after, and the cosmic energy of that planet is drawn into the room.
Handmade stone walls, serpentine stone flooring and wooden parquet. It provides warmth, as though you are inside a cocoon. Basic needs are kept — but no television, no air conditioning, no lift.
Sunrise and mountain views, twenty-four hours of gentle breeze, hot shower, birds and butterflies, and a 360-degree view across river, jungle, village, valley, lake and mountain.
9
Rooms
named after the nine planets
144
Room size
square feet, airy and light
1
Occupancy
one room, one person
Serpentine
Flooring
stone, for positive vibration


Wi-Fi after breakfast and lunch, to stay in touch with family
Shoes off, mobile off, and you wash your own dishes
Ayurvedic food
Cooked with love, grown on our farm
Krishna-arpanam — food offered before it is eaten. Green vegetables come from our own eco-farm, and the menu follows the season rather than a card.
Billions of people in this world die every year not because of hunger, but from not knowing what to eat and how to eat. Eat green. Eat to live. Food is God.
Three Ayurvedic meals a day, plus fruits, juices and herb detox drinks

Detox
Liver detox juice and tea, blood purifier detox drinks, Himalayan detox drink
Soups
Spirulina soup, millet soup, buckwheat, mushroom, nettle and miso soups
Drinks
Shilajit drink, natural spring water, herb tea, organic coffee, seasonal fruit juice
Breads & cakes
Iron-boosting cakes, buckwheat pancakes, wheat or millet roti with honey
From the farm
Third-eye-opener pickle, ground mango, ground apple, seasonal greens
Meals
Krishna-arpanam bhojan, Nepali set food, vegetable momo, green salad

The eco-farm
Sixty-four herbs and fifteen fruit trees
Planted over the years on the slope below the house, and the reason the kitchen can promise what it promises.
Guests learn which herb does what during the Ayurvedic cooking class — and there is free treatment for sinus, migraine, depression and constipation while you are here.
64
herb species
15
fruit trees
3
meals a day

Retreats every Sunday, all year
Tushita-Nepal is your spiritual home
Send us your date, place and time of birth, and tell us what is pulling you toward the Himalaya. We will read the blueprint and write back.
O’ La… La…! Shambhala!