The smog covered Kathmandu is aptly named ‘Dhulomandu.’ These are the things that I do to combat while travelling on the dusty roads of Kathmandu. Feel free to share your tips and tricks on ambient Air Pollution in Kathmandu. Strolling around the streets of Kathmandu with masksI do not step out of the house without a mask; I become prone to common cold and itchy throat real soon. Even a thought of a fun-filled bike ride, where cool breeze touches your face, vanishes when you think of dusty roads of Kathmandu. When travelling by a two-wheeler as a pillion I swear by a mask. I us ..read more

Although Nepal represents Adventure tourism at large, there are still many places or things to do in here which signifies love. A small yet a cosy nation of heartwarming people, spending Valentine’s Day at Nepal can be so much fun. Top 5 things To Do In Nepal For Valentine’s Day #1 Champagne Breakfast at Kala Patthar Breakfast At Everest Kala Patthar at 18,514 ft (5,643 m) is one of the highest locations in Nepal. Generally, reached after 2 weeks of tiresome trekking, you can now reach the place in just a few hours. One big advantage of flying to Kala Patthar in a Helicopter is that ..read more

Trekking in an unknown landscape can be FUN, most of the times, however, the shortsightedness of understanding essential things during the trek can land you in #Disaster. I learned many life-changing lessons while making trips to few popular trek routes in Nepal Himalaya, the recent one being Annapurna Circuit. Other things remaining the same (trekking shoes, jackets, backpack etc) here are some essentials you must consider rechecking before starting a trek in Nepal. #1 Sleeping Bag Trekking in Nepal is a popular activity. Almost 60% of international tourists seeking adventu ..read more

Holidays are coming! It’s time to take the work out of hours and celebrate! Most of you prefer to spend quality time with your family; embracing inside your home and exchanging gifts, however, a holiday is also the time of year when you can go out and explore the world! Travelling is a blessing. Work all the time, you deserve time off! When you get off the couch and explore some of the invisible parts of the world you should be at the top of your bucket list this Christmas! Choose to visit Nepal this Christmas and carry out some of the greatest pleasures of humanity you can ever enjoy ..read more

First things first. You simply can’t travel to Nepal and not go trekking. Trek by its definition is not an easy thing to do. It requires some level of physical effort. There are some trails Which are easy & it all takes a week or less to complete. From gentler trails to steep climbs there really is something for everyone. To help you plan your trip-Here are some of the best treks in Nepal suited for beginners. Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek This trek is a relatively easy trek ideal for beginners. Ghorepani Poon Hill trek is known for best short treks in Nepal. With 5 days in Hand ..read more

If you are heading to Nepal you need visa & guess what! obtaining a visa for Nepal is an easy process, No hassle! Here’s complete information on obtaining a tourist visa in Nepal. Getting your Visa for Nepal STEP 1: DETERMINE IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR A NEPAL VISA ON ARRIVAL First thing first, you need to figure out you are eligible for applying visa for Nepal. Nepal government clearly mentioned that, other than Indian nationals, everyone needs a visa to get in Nepal. There are various types of Nepal visa you can apply for such as marriage visa, work visa, relationship visa, stud ..read more

While intimidating 14 mountains that are more than 8,000 meters tend to dominate the world. Nepal is often overlooked on the international stage. Nonetheless, there are a bunch of noteworthy films both produced & directed by Nepalis & foreigners that will engage & show you the nation’s far-flung history & Culture. For filmmakers, any kind of filmmaking production in the country is a lengthy process & requires a lot of attention. Here is the rundown of 10 Nepali based movies only a Handful of people know. Himalaya (1999) Himalaya was the first film that repres ..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. Travel can get hectic and exhausting at times. It is physically demanding. On top of that, the constant mental tiredness you can get while you are always looking out for the safety of your kid can leave you doubly exhausted. That’s when traveling to Nepal can come to your rescue. Sandwic ..read more

Most foreigners visit Nepal to marry a typical Hindu style. Hindu weddings are known for their historical and cultural significance, as well as extravagant meetings and decorations. The ritual performed on Hindu Vedas is considered an important part of human life, therefore, the ceremony is celebrated with much admiration and passion in the Hindu society. Following in the footsteps of South Asian counterparts, foreigners can enjoy the same exuberant marriage ceremonies for themselves. Hindu weddings Hindu wedding (Sanskrit: विवाह) is known as Vivah Sanskar. A lavish can ceremony lasts ..read more

MOMO: Pronounced with the same “o” sound as in “so-so.” Eating MoMo Whether you are planning to visit Nepal as an international traveller or you are actually a Nepali In need of some Nepali inspiration, be sure to check this blog. This blog is an answer to the question of ….so what actually is Nepali dish/cuisine?. we get it, we may not have a fancy name like-pizza, burger for our dishes but we do have some pretty mouth-watering dishes of our own. Ask any Nepali what’s their favorite food is, you will likely hear Dhal-Bhat but we are not here to talk on Dhal-Bhat. We are talking abo ..read more