Join Our Small Founding Group in Nepal
A 15-day, 14-night journey through the people, landscapes, culture, and communities of Nepal. A little over $1,400 plus airfare. The final three days are reserved for locally guided service in or around Kathmandu, based on what is genuinely useful, appropriate, and safe at the time.
Three Days Reserved for Locally Guided Service & Community Support
Following the devastating August 2026 floods, we have reserved three days near the end of our November journey for locally guided service and community support. The specific work will be determined closer to our arrival by our Nepal-based partners and, where appropriate, established humanitarian or community organizations. Our role will depend on what is genuinely needed, useful, and safe at that time.
Listen First
We will not arrive with a predetermined volunteer project. The specific work will be identified closer to our arrival through our Nepal-based partners and, where appropriate, established community or humanitarian organizations.
Serve Where Useful
Our role may include preparing or organizing supplies, supporting community-based activities, assisting with educational or recovery-related needs, or another locally requested role appropriate for a short-term visiting group.
Safety Guides the Plan
Participants will not be taken into an active disaster area or any location that local partners or official guidance consider unsafe. Our intention is for the service component to take place in or around Kathmandu whenever that is where useful and appropriate work can be identified. Conditions, access, local guidance, and participant wellbeing will determine the final plan.
Two Ways to Experience StoryBridge Nepal
Begin with our November 1–15, 2026 Cultural Learning Journey—15 days and 14 nights of immersive cultural learning, relationships, and exploration across Central Nepal—or explore faculty-led partnerships designed with educational institutions.
Cultural Learning Journey
Experience Nepal through relationships rather than ordinary tourism. Travel from Kathmandu into the Himalayan foothills through Dhulikhel, Chautara–Irkhu, and the Sukute River region while sharing cultural experiences, learning with local communities, exploring agriculture and coffee, visiting schools and sacred places, reflecting, storytelling, and experiencing the landscapes of Nepal. The November journey concludes with three days reserved for locally guided service in or around Kathmandu.
Educational Institution Partnerships
Explore faculty-led collaboration, study-abroad planning, curriculum alignment, and future small-cohort programs developed with local partners in Nepal for colleges, high schools, trade schools, and other educational institutions.
One Simple Flyer. Two StoryBridge Pathways.
Preview, download, print, or share the simplified StoryBridge overview introducing the November 1–15, 2026 Cultural Learning Journey and customized Educational Institution Partnerships.
StoryBridge Nepal
StoryBridge Nepal brings travelers, educators, and educational institutions into meaningful relationship with the people and places of Nepal through field-based cultural learning, local partnerships, and shared experience.
Rather than experiencing Nepal only as visitors, participants learn alongside local educators, community leaders, farmers, artists, students, and hospitality partners. StoryBridge is shaped by relationships developed in Nepal and nearly two decades of international program development through Kids Share Workshops, established in 2008.
Global Learning Through Place, Relationship & Reflection
StoryBridge’s learning framework connects field experience with community engagement, storytelling, reflection, and educational outcomes.
Built Upon Nearly Two Decades of International Storytelling, Education & Cultural Exchange
StoryBridge Nepal grows from the work of Kids Share Workshops, established in 2008, carrying nearly two decades of experience forward through Cultural Learning Journeys, Educational Institution Partnerships, local collaboration, storytelling, reflection, and field-based global learning in Nepal.
You Belong in the Story.