Introduction

Imagine a place where local farmers, artisans, and food lovers come together to celebrate the bounty of the land. A place where you can shop for organic vegetables, discover beautiful handicrafts, and enjoy freshly prepared food — all in a peaceful garden setting near one of the world's most sacred sites.

This place exists, and it's called the Boudha Farmers Market at Utpala Cafe. Every Saturday, this vibrant market transforms the cafe in Boudha into a hub of community activity. New to Utpala? Start with our welcome guide.

The Story of the Boudha Farmers Market

A Vision for Sustainable Living

The Boudha Farmers Market was created with a clear mission: to build a local marketplace where farmers can directly market their organic produce. As demand for organic products grew in Nepal, the founders recognized the need for a space where consumers could connect directly with producers.

A Community Hub

Today, the market is a vibrant community hub — the first of its kind in the Kathmandu Valley — offering organic vegetables, food products, and beautifully crafted handicrafts. Read more about Utpala's community roots in our story.

What to Expect at the Farmers Market

Practical Information

Why You Should Visit

  1. Support local farmers and sustainable agriculture in Nepal.
  2. Access fresh, chemical-free organic produce.
  3. Discover unique, handmade products.
  4. Savor delicious vegetarian and vegan dishes.
  5. Connect with like-minded community members.

Join Us This Saturday

Experience the magic of the Boudha Farmers Market — a celebration of community, sustainability, and good food.

Get Directions

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Boudha Farmers Market?

Every Saturday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

Where is the market located?

At Utpala Cafe, Utpala Way, Boudha, Kathmandu.

What can I buy at the market?

Organic produce, handicrafts, and artisanal products.

Is there parking available?

Yes, ample parking is available.

Can I eat at the market?

Yes, Utpala Cafe offers a buffet during the market.

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