Farm Retreat. Art . Farm Co-Working.
"You must go into the woods, you must walk by the river, you must look at the sky when it is full of stars. In that solitude, a great clarity arises." - J. Krishnamurti
Looking for more than just a place to sleep? Our Farm Residency near Khajuraho is designed for travelers, volunteers, and slow-lifers who want to connect with the land, learn sustainable farming, and be part of a real rural community; just minutes from the UNESCO-listed Khajuraho temples.
A farm residency is a mid to long term stay where you don’t just visit a farm.... you live and work in it. You wake up to roosters, share meals made from seasonal produce, join planting and harvesting routines, and slowly become part of the farm’s rhythm.
Think of it as a working retreat: part learning, part rest, part contribution.
Digital nomads & remote workers seeking quiet, nature, and a values-driven community
Eco-travelers & temple visitors who want an authentic, low-impact base near Khajuraho
Artist, Writers & Researchers seeking peaceful farm staywith modern comforts of living.
Permaculture students & curious beginners ready to learn by doing, not just reading.
A simple, shared /dedicated room in a working permaculture farm.
Daily involvement in farm activities (optional but encouraged): planting guilds, mulching, composting, nursery work, animal care.
Access to common spaces for work, reading, yoga, and community time.
Home-cooked local meals (often from the farm or nearby villages)
Slow, starry nights away from city noise and screens.
Respect for the land, animals, and community
Willingness to learn and help with daily farm tasks
Openness to simple living: shared spaces, basic amenities, rural routines
Care for the environment: mindful water and energy use, waste segregation, plastic-free habits
The farm is located in a quiet village setting, only 3–4 km from the Western Group of Khajuraho Temples. You get:
Peaceful fields and night skies
Easy access to temples, markets, and transport
A genuine slice of rural Bundelkhand life
If this sounds like your kind of pause, reach out with:
Your preferred dates and length of stay
A few lines about what you hope to learn or contribute
Any skills you’d like to share (farming, teaching, art, content, etc.)
We’ll confirm availability, share house rules, and help you plan your arrival.
Farm Volunteering