In 2016, Lhaki's family started a homestay as a part-time gig, and soon their cozy house became a welcoming place for guests. To ensure a hospitable environment, Lhaki attended a hospitality training, boosting her confidence in welcoming visitors.

The family consists of Lhaki, her husband, and her mother. They enjoy having groups of guests, often sharing meals together. It's not just about providing accommodation; it's about building connections and sharing experiences.

What makes Lhaki's homestay unique is their involvement in animal care and farming on the side. Guests frequently express interest to participate, especially when witnessing activities like milking the cows, finding delight in the simplicity of farm life.

For those seeking more than just a place to stay, Lhaki's homestay offers a chance to experience the warmth of their home, share meals, and get a glimpse of village life. Lhaki’s homestay is an invitation to become part of the village, even if only for a short while.