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Mountain Mandala Institute

Mountain Mandala Institute is established by Development and Environment Management students with many professional experiences. With our team of experts, we conduct research, documentation, advocacy, and outreach programs to achieve our goals of lifelong learning and sustainable development. We develop curricula/programs/activities for academic institutions, organizations, and individuals as specific requirements

Our Community and Nature-based models and approaches focus on the importance of environmental learning, social interaction, and self-development. We are committed to building capacity, skills, knowledge, and choices within communities. MMI corporate social responsibilities for social and environmental well-being.

Mountain Mandala Institute programs help course facilitators make Nepal the most suitable learning platform for their subjects. Let Nepal help you teach your subject! Our team works with experts, organizations, individuals, and communities in our programs to make your journey enjoyable and integrative. We manage programs, Training, workshops, and conferences.

OUR MISSION

mission

Research and document culture, heritage, and nature to showcase through Publications, pictures, pictorial books, and visual documentaries.

OUR VISION

We promote Nepal learning destination.

Experience Nepal in different ways and gain skills in research, documentation, interaction, and lifelong friendship. Your happy destination!

OUR JOURNEY

Through every nook and cranny

From the early 2000s, we made numerous journeys across Nepal to explore, document, experience, and understand our different cultures and environments. Every year and every year after, our footprint took us across a unique variation of topography, biodiversity, beautiful surroundings, people, and culture. From East to West, South to North, passing through various beautiful mountain passes, Duns valleys, mid hills, river systems, and people, from the southern lowland Terai (70-300 m) to the tree-line (4000 m) and snow-line (5500 m). With these different journeys and subsequent interactions with nature and friendly people, we started making these routes into programs as a learning step to promote Nepal, show the beauty of nature, and explore further different environments and practices.