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Syangja, Nepal · 1,200–1,500 m


100% organic, shade-grown specialty Arabica from the north-east slopes near Pokhara, within sight of the Annapurna range.

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6,000+Saplings planted, 2026
80,000+In our nursery
100%Organic Arabica
Women from the Bahatari community tending young coffee plants on a hillside terrace, with the hills of Syangja behind
Two women tending coffee seedlings in the shade-net nursery
On the farmNear Pokhara, Nepal · July 2026
28.16° N, 83.88° EFacing the Annapurna range
The farm, today

Pilot year. Big plans.

Nepal Coffee Plantation was founded with the direct involvement of the local community. Our aim: to become the largest coffee producer in Nepal by plantation area within five years.

Planted · 2026
6,000 now80,000 next
6,000+Coffee saplings in the ground in our pilot season
Nursery
Each dot = 1,000 saplings
80,000+Sapling capacity, ready for the coming season
Elevation
Growing band1,200–1,500 m
1,200mPilot farm altitude, on north-east slopes
The goal
Year 1Year 5
5yrsTo Nepal's largest coffee plantation by area
Drone view of the farm road and terraced fields in Bahatari village Terraced slopes with forested hills and mountains behind Arabica seedlings being tended by hand in the nursery Contour terraces with planting pits, seen from above Community members planting saplings by hand across the terraces
Single estateNepal Coffee Plantation
The village of Bahatari, from aboveDrone survey · April 2026
01 / 05
Origin profile

One hillside. One origin.

Everything a buyer needs to know about where this coffee comes from. Select a detail to see it on the farm.

Single estateFully traceable
Find the farm

Bahatari, Syangja.

Our pilot farm sits in Phedikhola Rural Municipality, in the mid-hills of western Nepal. It's an easy trip from Pokhara, and visitors are welcome.

  • Pokhara≈ 11 km
  • Machhapuchhre (north)≈ 37 km
  • Annapurna I (north)≈ 49 km
Straight-line distances. The road journey is longer.
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Drone view of the farm and Bahatari village from above

Our drone's view of the farmLoad the live satellite map to explore the area.

Agriculture is the cornerstone of humanity. In Nepal, it is the foundation. Youths need to step in.

Nepal Coffee Plantation

We have to modernise agriculture and focus on high-yield crops, while preserving the soil and the ecosystem around it.

Nepal's microclimate gives it the potential to produce some of the finest coffee in the world. Since seeds first arrived from Myanmar in 1938, the mid-hills of Gulmi, Palpa and Syangja have been the heart of Nepali coffee.

We began our pilot in Syangja at 1,200 m, planting more than 6,000 saplings this year, and built a nursery that can raise more than 80,000 for the coming season.

Women from the Bahatari community filling grow bags inside the bamboo nursery
Rooted in community and tradition, every household in our village plays a role in bringing you coffee that reflects the soul of our land.

The nursery team, Bahatari · June 2026

The challenge

Why you haven't heard of Nepali coffee (yet)

Three reasons Nepal's coffee has stayed a secret, and what we're doing about each of them.

i.

Hard to find

Most Nepali coffee is consumed locally and rarely reaches global markets.

→ Our response

Growing at scale, with a five-year plan to become Nepal's largest plantation by area.

ii.

Farmers earn less

Much of the value is captured after export, leaving producers with a small share despite their hard work.

→ Our response

A community-founded farm, supporting local families through fair pricing, education and long-term partnerships.

iii.

A hidden gem

Nepal has yet to be discovered by the global specialty coffee movement. Every cup is a taste of something rare.

→ Our response

Specialty grade only: handpicked, carefully processed and traceable to a single hillside.

For roasters, importers & partners

Grow with us from the start.

We are building a new Nepali origin at scale, with the community and the hillside at its centre. Now is the time to get to know us.

01 · SOURCING

Long-term sourcing

Organic specialty Arabica, direct from the farm. Build a relationship with an emerging origin ahead of the harvests to come.

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02 · VISIT

Visit the farm

See the terraces and nursery in Syangja for yourself. Full traceability, right down to the hillside.

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03 · PARTNER

Invest & collaborate

Our five-year goal is Nepal's largest plantation by area. We are looking for partners who want to help grow it the right way.

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See you in Tokyo

Meet us at SCAJ 2026.

Our team is travelling to Tokyo. Come and talk to us about Nepali coffee, the farm and partnerships for the years ahead. Write to us beforehand and we will set aside time for you.

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Event
SCAJ World Specialty Coffee Conference & Exhibition 2026
Venue
Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo
Dates
14 – 17 October 2026
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