Mount Everest summit Record Holders here we try to cover all the personalities who have achieved the amazing feat. First of all, let’s know about Mount Everest Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world located in the Himalayas between China and Nepal.  The world’s highest mountain Mount Everest is 0.86m higher than what had been previously...Read More

The title itself suggests that Holi means the festival of colors. People celebrate this beautiful festival by smearing each other with colors and throwing water balloons (called Lola) at each other. It is believed that the combination of different colors at this festival takes all sorrow away and makes life itself more colorful. We Access...Read More

The Short Everest Base Camp Trek is a specially designed Itinerary for those trekkers who have a limited time frame but willing to reach the base camp of the world’s highest peak, Everest. Everest Base Camp Short Trek is a moderate/demanding trek that does not require any technical expertise in mountaineering. However, since there are...Read More

Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal towering 6,476m (21,247 ft) above sea level. Mera Peak climbing is taken as the ground to prepare yourself before the Everest climb. Tenzing Norway Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary, the first climbers of Mount Everest started the trend of climbing the Mera peak before, and after the Everest...Read More

MAHA SHIVARATRI (or Shivaratri) is one of the largest and most significant among the sacred festival nights of Nepal. Shivaratri literally means “Night of the Shiva”. It is celebrated on the 14th day of the dark fortnight of the Māgha month, as per the Hindu lunar calendar. Why Maha Shivaratri is Celebrated There are various...Read More

Important Notice Kathmandu March 5, Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) recently published an important notice regarding visa recommendation It states – Based on the recommendations received from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) and Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal (TAAN), permission for tourist visas has been granted. Institutions are also requested to submit the following documents to...Read More

Engage yourself with the noise, colourful dance, slashing swords to mark the victory of good over evil at Upper Mustang.  Tiji festival 2021 dates are announced and will celebrate from 9th May to 11th May 2021 Trek to Upper Mustang Tiji Festival gives you an insight into the old Tibetan culture residing in the realm of the Mustang...Read More

Wildlife diversity is a notable feature in Nepal, with 10 National parks, 3 Wildlife reserves, one hunting reserve and 6 conservation areas and 11 buffer zone which covers 22.23 % “34,186.62 square km” area of the country. Wildlife tourism is one of the main tourism resources in Nepal. Thanks to the variation in climate from...Read More

The trekkers planning to visit Khumbu region might have a question on their mind what to expect on the Everest Base Camp Trek. Here are few points about what you can expect during this trek; so that you can prepare yourself mentally, physically and logistically before embarking on the trek Thrilling Flight to Lukla In...Read More

As we all are aware that the lives across the world have been thrown out of gear due to COVID-19 pandemic for a long time. With the vaccination against COVID-19 started in most of the countries across the world, lives have gradually been turning to normalcy. Nepal is a perfect destination to rejuvenate yourself in...Read More

Annapurna Circuit Trek Clockwise or Anti-Clockwise? – Lots of Travel enthusiasts ask this question Annapurna Circuit Trek is also known as a Round Trek of the Annapurna Region, It can be done with both approach Clockwise as well as Anti-Clockwise. But there are certain things you need to know so that you will choose wisely....Read More

Kids are heavenly gifts. Their talks, innocent thought process, concern for the well-being of others and the purity of their love is something we wish we could carry at all times. That goes for even when we are traveling. But many people fear for the safety of their kids in a tour and rightly so....Read More