Harmonious Villages inĀ  the World

Bhutan is known for its Gross National Happiness (GNH) philosophy, and Pondor, a small village, exemplifies this.

Pondor (Bhutan)

Auroville, located in Tamil Nadu, is an experimental township founded on the principles of human unity, peace, and sustainability.

Auroville (India)

The village of Masanobu Fukuoka, named after the renowned Japanese farmer and philosopher, focuses on natural farming methods that avoid the use of chemicals, fertilizers, and tillage.

Masanobu Fukuoka's Village (Japan)

Giethoorn is often referred to as the "Venice of the North" due to its canals and pedestrian-friendly streets.

Giethoorn (Netherlands)

The village of Camboja is known for its commitment to sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation

Camboja (Costa Rica)

Located near Mount Kailash, this village is known for its strong spiritual and cultural heritage.

Kailash Village (Tibet)

Amish communities are known for their simple, self-sustaining way of life. They live by principles of humility, community support, and non-violence.

The Amish Communities (USA)