Home Stay Training Program

 The Rotary Club of Dillibazar Kathmandu conducted a Home Stay training program in Arughat Rural Municipality, Gorkha District. This initiative aimed to empower the community with new business opportunities and cultural promotion. The program had 28 participants who gained valuable insights.Many Rotarian from the club were present in the last day of the training session.





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