A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with my whole heart. I am alone, and feel the charm of existence in this spot, which was created for the bliss of souls like mine. I am so happy, my dear friend, so absorbed in...Read More

The 25th April earthquake and hundreds of aftershock left everyone, planning a trip to Nepal, thing whether to go or stay back. Now after almost 10 months United States and United Kingdom both have lifted its travel restriction, including the earthquake affected region, for its citizens. The US Department of the States on 7th March...Read More

Ghorepani & Poon Hill are two of the scenic locations in mid-western Nepal situated at a section of Annapurna trail. Inhabited mostly by the Gurung tribe (one of the indigenous tribes of Nepal), the two villages have a lot in common. A short trek to Ghorepani can be a relaxing trek to soothe your nerves. Starting...Read More

Tihar (Nepali: तिहार) or Deepawali, Diwali in India, is the grandest festival of Hindus worldwide. Mostly celebrated in the Indian subcontinent, the festival tends to bring joy in both the celebrants and non-celebrants. It is also known as “the festival of lights,” hence, almost every household is lit throughout the night and extravagant decorations are...Read More

Two of the items buzzing in the news lately are; the surge of Chinese tourists arrival in Nepal and Cyclone Hudhud’s toll in most of Indian and Nepalese cities. 60% of Foreign Tourists (Excluding Indians) are Chinese A neighboring nation and a friend in need, China has recently started to dominate the local tourism market of Nepal. The...Read More

High Ground Adventures, an adventure sporting company in Nepal, has recently introduced an adrenaline pumping sports of bungy jumping in the touristic city of Pokhara. Located at the height of 70 meters (230 ft), the jumper can suspend over an artificial pond. It is a second of its kind in Nepal. According to High Ground,...Read More

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The world’s tallest mountain is once again open to visitors as the trekking season begins and adventurers flock to hike up to Everest’s iconic Base Camp. Perhaps the most famous trek in the world, the Everest Base Camp route, rising up through the Himalayas to 5,364metres is tackled by tens of thousands of tourists every...Read More

Nepal’s most famous Himalayan peaks could soon be leased out to private companies to sell holidays to tourists, in a bid to cut down on the numbers attempting to conquer Everest. The controversial new tactic would involve the Nepalese government hiring out some of the country’s 326 pristine mountainsides to private companies who would then...Read More

Mt. Everest climbing season began this week with new rules that require climbers to bring down their personal garbage, and more security officials at the mountain’s base camp to help climbers. Tourism Ministry official Maddhu Sudan Burlakoti said individual climbers going beyond the base camp will be required to bring down at least eight kilogrammes (17.6...Read More

Half-a-dozen new trekking routes are being constructed to promote tourism in Myagdi. The routes were launched with a view to make accessible sites with historical and religious significance as well as ares with high tourism potential in the high altitudes of the district. The routes were introduced after the tourism budget, which was blocked for...Read More

Climbers on Mount Everest will be forced to bring back eight kilograms (17.6 pounds) of garbage, an official said Monday, to clean up a peak that has become the world’s highest rubbish dump. The rule, one of several new measures covering mountaineering in the Himalayan nation, will apply to climbers ascending beyond Everest’s base camp...Read More