Tuesday, 25 November 2025

Rebuild Janihar Village


URGENT APPEAL — Rebuild Janihar Village, Tirthan Valley 

Janihar Village, a century-old Himalayan village located in the lap of the Great Himalayan National Park region (UNESCO World Heritage Site), once stood proud with traditional Kathkuni houses over 150 years old.

But in November 2025, a single matchstick changed everything.

Within just 2 hours, the entire village turned to ashes.

16 families lost everything — their homes, clothes, food, utensils, documents, and memories.


Today, these families are standing in the freezing cold with zero support and zero resources.

Temperatures have already dropped close to 0°C, and winter has arrived mercilessly.

Yet, these are the same humble, open-hearted people who always welcomed everyone with love —

They never asked who you are, where you come from, or what religion you follow.

They offered warmth, smiles, and shelter to thousands of travellers.

Now, they need us.

A few organizations have stepped forward, but it is not enough.

We must unite to rebuild their homes, dignity, and future.

 How You Can Help

 Donate to support rebuilding homes

 Sponsor essential winter supplies (jackets, blankets, utensils, tarpaulin, roofing sheets)

Spread the word

 Connect us with CSR partners / donors / grant networks

All contributions can be made through:

HVT Foundation (Himalayan Volunteer Team)

HVT Foundation – Engage | Educate | Empower https://himalayanvolunteertourism.com/


Union bank 

Kullu branch 

Hvt foundation 

Account no 558001010014431

IFSC Code - UBIN 0555801

Current account


For Foreign contribution we have account in SROT FOUNDATION ( DETAILS TO BE SHARED ON REQUEST) 


Working for Himalayan communities & environmental protection for many years.

The Real Meaning of “Himalayas Are Calling”

It is not tourism, trekking, or selfies.


Himalayas are calling means standing with the mountains and the people who protect them.

Let us come together and ensure that Janihar Village rises again.

Because when the Himalayas call — we answer.





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