In 2018 Builders Without Borders and the Kevin Rohan Memorial Eco Foundation built the first straw bale house in Nepal. 
They collected loose straw and compacted it into bales using a steel mold and a farm jack.
The bales were placed on a cemented stone foundation.
Then the bales were held in place with external bamboo pins.
A simple metal roof protects the house along with the earthen plaster.
You can see more pictures and description at builderswithoutborders.org
Here is a sampling of websites to learn more
https://buildabroad.org/2017/02/07/straw-bale-construction/
https://buildingscience.com/documents/digests/bsd-112-building-science-for-strawbale-buildings
http://strawbale.sustainablesources.com/
http://www.buildnaturally.com/EDucate/Articles/Strawbale.htm
https://www.strawbale.com/
very nice.
We are from Nepal.We need to learn and build such houses How do we learn and build one in Kathmandu on our school premises?
I suggest that you contact Martin Hammer at mfhammer AT pacbell.net since he was directly involved with this and could probably lead in the right direction.
Fantastic job!