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Published On:13 Aug,2019
Prayer flags have been around for thousands of years. These colourful flags are often seen floating above river crossings or atop mountain passes protecting those travelling through. Everything right from the colour to the words on the flags has a deeper meaning. These Buddhist prayer flags are traditionally hung in high places to catch the wind so the prayer will be carried out to bless and bring good fortune to all sentient beings. 1. Each colour of the flag symbolizes an element. The red, blue, yellow, white and green Buddhist prayer ...
Read MorePublished On:13 Aug,2019
In search of the ultimate adventure destination wedding, photographer Charleton Churchill helped the bride and groom Ashley and James capture an epic and gruelling Everest wedding photography at Mt. Everest basecamp. Adventure means something different to each and every one of us. Some of us find adventure is the participation of adrenaline-pumped activities, whilst for some of us, adventure is found when we push ourselves beyond our comfort zone. Everything about this photo shoot was going to be gruelling from acclimating to the alt...
Read MorePublished On:08 Aug,2019
Planning a trip to Nepal? Check out our 10 tips on things not to do before Travelling Nepal . 1. Do not trek alone » There have been numerous disappearances of solo trekkers in recent years. Always hire a guide or trek with other people. This applies to everyone but especially women that are travelling single, they seem to more vulnerable. Always communicate your travel plans to your next of kin. 2. Food safety » Avoid water that is not bottled or boiled. Avoid raw vegetables and pre-cut fruit as much as possible. 3. Do not give money ...
Read MorePublished On:07 Aug,2019
♂ About Visit Nepal 2020 Tourism is the largest industry in Nepal and its largest source of foreign exchange and revenue. 2011 was the first dedicated ‘National Tourism Year’ for the country. Continuing the spirit, 2020 is now the dedicated ‘New Tourism Year’ Visit Nepal 2020 for Federal Nepal, targeting 2 million tourist arrivals. According to the official data Nepal is currently riding on confidence it received from nearly one million tourist arrivals in 2017 and more than one million arrivals in 2018. Continuing the pace, Nepal touri...
Read MorePublished On:03 Jul,2019
Annapurna Photography Trek is a perfect trek who wondering for the panoramic views of the world’s highest mountains just around the Annapurna Himalayan Region. From the Photography point of view there are many Treks you can do in the Annapurna Himalayas. Most trekkers will have heard of the legendary Annapurna Circuit. But if the lung-busting slog over the 5416m Thorung pass doesn’t suit you, there are many other trails that offer superlative panoramas and the cultural traditions of a whole spectrum of ethnicity. ▼ Highlighted destination for ...
Read MorePublished On:11 Feb,2019
Upper Mustang, formerly the Kingdom of Lo, is a remote and isolated region in Nepal. Upper Mustang Trek was a restricted demilitarized area until 1992 which makes it one of the most preserved places in the world. Upper Mustang trek is one of the best treks in Himalayas of Nepal. In this Upper Mustang trek, you can explore the hidden world of the old Buddhist kingdom of Mustang. It highly preserves the Tibetan culture and unspoiled nature. Furthermore, Upper Mustang is not very well known to tourists, therefore, will have lesser trekkers. ...
Read MorePublished On:03 Oct,2018
Photography Trek to Everest Base Camp offers some of the finest landscapes photography opportunities in the High Himalayas for all Photography and Adventure Lover. This Trek gives you an opportunity to get close to Mount Everest, the roof of the World. After you land at the tiny airstrip Tenzing–Hillary Airport at Lukla, lofty mountains reaching out to the clouds will welcome you in the northerly direction. As you start hiking slowly up the mountains, you will be habituated to seeing snow peaks everywhere at each your step. Photograph...
Read MorePublished On:27 May,2018
Hiking to Everest Base Camp, every journey starts with a dream. My dream was climbing to the foot of the highest mountain in the world. I was inspired by the determination of the youngest Australian to climb Mount Everest at 19, the age when most think about boys and booze. Alyssa Azar attempted Everest two times before summiting in 2016 but was turned back both times due to events beyond her control. I thought if she can dedicate every moment of her three-year lead up to the summit of Everest, hiking to Base Camp should be a 'piece of cake'. ...
Read MorePublished On:07 Apr,2018
Are you planning your next holiday vacation? If the mountain, adventure, and culture are of your type then you should go for Hiking on Nepal Himalayas. There are several reasons why Nepal should be your holiday destination but here are major five responsible factors that make Nepal as a probable destination for your adventure holiday. ♂ Mountain Snow-capped mountains are the jewels of the northern territory of Nepal as eight out of fourteen Eight Thou-sanders are towering high as a border with Tibet. Sharing a border with Tibet Nepal can be c...
Read MorePublished On:06 Apr,2018
Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is the perfect combination of high alpine mountain and lake series, which take to the heart of Langtang Valley along with holy Lake of Gosaikunda which is at the elevation of almost 4450m from sea level. For the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek, you have to get first in Langtang Valley which give us enough time for acclimatization as the last point of Langtang Valley is Kyanjing Gompa which is at an elevation of around 3,800m from sea level from where we will descend further down before hiking up toward Gosaikunda Lake. ...
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