Trekkers in Nepal are always surprised by the variety of food they find. Forget the image of just a few boring choices! Up in the mountains, you’ll discover a wide range of dishes, from familiar favorites like pizza to chow mein. While Western options are available, you really shouldn’t miss Nepali cuisine. It can be just as delicious, if not more so, than what you’re used to at home. Dal Bhat Dal Bhat, a cornerstone of Nepali food, holds a special place in their hearts. There’s even a saying in Nepal: “Dal bhat power, 24 hour!” This highlights its importance. Nepali people typically eat dal ..read more

For several years I have fantasised about going on a sole trip to Nepal and trekking on the mounts of the Himalayas. This 2019 my dream of visiting Nepal finally came true. Enticed by the thrill, adventure, wide life and unique culture of Nepal, I spent backpacking through the Himalayas during my vacation. If you like solitude and plan on soul-searching, then trekking on the Himalayas is what advice you to do. The experience cannot be put across in words, but I will surely try to do so! My Research I have been travelling alone for a few years now and explored some of the most serene and advent ..read more

Janakpur, a captivating city in Nepal, isn’t just a place; it’s a living testament to a bygone era. This ancient metropolis, brimming with vibrant culture and steeped in mythological history, is a must-visit for anyone seeking a spiritual and cultural adventure. A Journey Through Time: From Mythological Tales to Modern Marvel Step into Janakpur, and you’ll be transported to a land where folklore and reality intertwine. Legends speak of the city as a treasure trove from the Ramayana, the epic tale of Rama and Sita. Once the kingdom of King Janak and his daughter, the revered Sita, Janakpur has ..read more

Pokhara, Nepal, is a land of majestic mountains, serene lakes, and adventure. While trekking is a popular way to experience this stunning region, there’s another unforgettable option: a hot air balloon ride. Imagine gently drifting through the crisp morning air, with the Annapurna range, including the iconic Fishtail peak (Machhapuchhre), sprawling beneath you. This blog post will take you on a journey through the skies of Pokhara, exploring the magic of a hot air balloon adventure. A Bird’s-Eye View of Paradise Pokhara’s hot air balloon rides offer a unique perspective unlike any other. You’l ..read more

Once upon a time, people loved to travel in a world full of wonders. They explored mountains, swam in oceans, and wandered through forests. But as they roamed, they left behind footprints – not the kind you see in the sand, but ones that hurt the Earth. Some ways of traveling harm the planet. They pollute the air, disturb animals, and damage beautiful places. But there was hope. Some travelers discovered a better way – sustainable travel. Sustainable travel is like magic. It lets you explore and have fun while being kind to the Earth. Imagine staying in cozy cabins in the woods, where trees sw ..read more

17 people died on and to the summit of Mount Everest in 2023, and five more are missing. This makes 2023 the second-deadliest year on record, after 2018 when 18 people died in an earthquake. The 2023 deaths are not mostly related to each other. With the release of the final spring 2023 statistics by the Himalayan Database, our suspicions were confirmed – the initial death toll of 17 on Everest wasn’t the whole story. Nepal’s official figures add one more climber to the confirmed fatalities, dampening the spirits of International Mountain Day. Preliminary data at the end of the Everes ..read more

Nepal, a diverse country, boasts around 125 different ethnic groups and 123 distinct languages. To showcase these rich cultures, I’ve decided to highlight a different ethnicity each week. This week, it’s the Sherpas! Hold up, isn’t a Sherpa a mountain guide? That’s what I thought too, when I first arrived in Nepal. But contrary to popular belief, Sherpa is actually an ethnic group – one that many of my Nepali friends belong to. Luckily, they’ve been kind enough to share their knowledge of Sherpa culture with me! Origin The word “Sherpa” literally translates to “people from the east“. They are ..read more

The new signboard erected at Everest Base Camp (EBC) by the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality has generated varied reactions. Installed just a week ago, the sign features Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hilary, the first to summit Mount Sagarmatha on May 28, 1953, and marks the trek’s endpoint. Previously, trekkers identified EBC by its iconic boulder painted with “Everest Base Camp” in red. Countless climbers and mountaineers had left their mark on this historic landmark over the years. The boulder remains, but tilted over time, it’s now mostly obscured by the new signboard. new vs old signboa ..read more

Reaching the summit of Mount Everest is no simple walk up a straight path. Though the distance from Base Camp to the peak is approximately 8.8 kilometers (5.5 miles) as the crow flies, the route taken by climbers is anything but direct. Depending on the chosen climbing route and the placement of camps, the actual distance and path can vary considerably. route to Summit of Mount Everest As they ascend the mountain, climbers typically follow a series of camps and acclimatization rotations, establishing resting points and shelters at various elevations like Camp 1, Camp 2, and so on up to Camp 4 ..read more

Mount Everest is located on the border between Nepal and Tibet, an autonomous region of China. It is the world’s tallest mountain, with a peak elevation of 8,848.86 meters (29,031.7 ft). As an inquisitive and adventurous soul, you have likely wondered about the highest point on Earth. That coveted spot belongs to Mount Everest, standing 8,848.86 m (29,031.7 ft) above sea level. Its imposing presence looms over the Himalayas, situated along the border of Nepal and Tibet. Many intrepid explorers have dared to ascend its formidable slopes, with the first confirmed summit being accomplished by Sir ..read more