Holidays in Bhutan
April 18, 2013
Are you awaiting an enigmatic and unspoiled, exotic and timeless destination in the earth for your fantastic holidays? Then join Himalayan Glacier, we take you to Bhutan, the Buddhist mountain kingdom.
Bhutan is extraordinary – both geographically and culturally – and it delivers a unique and extremely rewarding experience to all who wish to spend couple of moments of life there.
There is much more in Bhutan than its iconic dzongs and their spectacular mountain backdrop.
Some really comfortable, small luxury lodges and hotels really provide comfortable experiences from which we can explore the main valleys in Bhutan.
Trekking in Bhutan is also becoming more sophisticated, allowing visitor to experience Bhutan’s pristine mountain wilderness in more comfort.
For the best views of Bhutan, join Himalayan Glacier’s profoundly customized holiday itinerary for Bhutan trek and enjoy the dream of your holiday in the Land of Thunder Dragon.
Spring climbing and trekking season begins in the Himalayas
April 10, 2013
The streets of Thamel are bustling with tourists’ traffic nowadays as the spring climbing and trekking seasons get in progress in the Himalaya. Usually, the climbing and trekking seasons start as the snows of winter withdraw and end with the arrival of the Monsoon. During spring season, the various trekking routes to different Himalayas’ base camps will be crowded with mountaineers and adventure travelers.
For the next few months, hundreds of backpackers come in Kathmandu before setting out for the country’s legendary hiking trails. For many, the hiking happens to be a trip of a lifetime, taking them on a grand adventure into the very heart of the Himalaya. And for a selective few, it will be a chance to be at the top of the world.
For those traveling to Everest make their areal journey towards Lukla, the infamous Tenzing-Hillary Airport. Others head for Pokhara, a city that grants access to the Annapurna Trekking Circuit and three of the highest mountains in the world – Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and Annapurna itself.
The entire climbing and trekking experiences will be blend of adventure, culture and spiritual those take place in world’s most spectacular settings on the planet.
Trek to Damodar Kunda for Pilgrimage
March 11, 2013
The Damodar Kunda (lake), situated at an altitude of 4890 meter in the northern of Annapurna range is famous for Hindu and Buddhist religious pilgrims. The lake site is cold and windy place. Hence, the Mustang trekking route which is very close to Nepal’s border with Tibet to Damodar Kuda is also challenging.
The challenging route to the lake offers astounding views of Mt. Dhaulagiri 1- (8163m), Mt. Sita Chuchura (6611m), Mt. Nilgiri (6940m), Mt. Thapa Peak (6015m), Mt. Tukche Peak (6920m), Mt. Tilicho peak (7134m), Mt. Thorong Peak (6484m), Mt. Yakawa Kan (6482m), Mt. Brikuti (6364m), and Mt. Chuungian Chanma Himal (6165m). The destination to the lake further enthralls with snow capped mountains peaks like Mt. Mustang Himal (66234m), and Mt. Arniko Chuli (6034m). At the lake’s north intrepid trekkers find Damodar Himal and encounter clearly visible massif of Mt. Annapurna to the south.
Above all offering the arresting scenery of great Himalayas, the trek traverses through Thakali and Tibetan communities of highlands.
SteriPEN Water Purifier Perfect Choice for Backpacking, Hiking or Traveling
February 14, 2013
SteriPEN technology, smart water purifier available at various sizes and designs is milestone for the safety of backpackers around the world. SteriPEN technology has been tested by the Water Quality Association (WQA). SteriPEN won WQA’s Gold Seal award certifying that it purifies water safely and effectively.
It’s the same technology used by leading bottled water manufacturers in major cities in the U.S., Europe and Asia to purify water. WQA’s extensive testing has proven SteriPEN to be safe and effective, eliminating over 99.9% of bacteria, viruses and protozoa that cause water-borne illness.
SteriPEN’s technology and its products are trusted by outdoor athletes for over a decade for fasted, lightest, easiest water treatment solution. It is the world’s smallest, lightest UV water purifier even can be utilized while trekking to the top of the world, Mt. Everest. It is because the technology ensures safe use and provides purification even at the coldest of waters. When camping, backpacking and hiking, if travelers do not have access to the power grid for several days a time, it will be the adventure option.
For domestic and international, it is a perfect choice for backpacking, hiking or traveling. It is in the sense that SteriPEN is portable, simple, eco-friendly and requires no batteries to purify 1L of water in 90 seconds. Above all SteriPEN uses ultraviolet light to destroy viruses, bacteria and protozoa and leaves no chemicals aftertaste in the water.
To brief, SteriPEN, a proven technology, a proven effective and a proven durable delivers the most seamless results even at the height of Mt. Everest. It is the smart solution for the smart backpackers.
Online Trekking Permit System in Nepal
January 28, 2013
The more anticipated online trekking permit system in Nepal is about to launch within coming months. International visitors planning to trek in the Himalayan regions of Nepal have to go internet based system to collect government permits which is more easy and reliable access to trekking permit.

The internet based trekking permit system with the joint efforts of Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal and Nepal Tourism Board starts to function once the Trekking Information Management System systematizes the automatisation processes. The system facilitates trekkers to file required information and travel itinerary online. The online process provides a unique code from which applicants can collect the trekking permit from TAAN secretariat, NTB or at check posts located at entry points of trekking routes. The online system further makes convenience for online payment.
Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal with much more expectations hope to control the misuses of trekking permits, and illegal activities associated with tourism in Nepal through the use of latest internet based communication technology. Further, TAAN assures that the online registration system help to create data base of international trekkers which can be utilized to track the information of visitors.
Source: Republica
Everest Base Camp Trekking- A must on Your Bucket List
January 24, 2013
Everest Base Camp trekking should be on everyone’s bucket list. If you love the outdoors and are fit to boot then what is holding you back? Pack your bags, head to Nepal and fall in love with the mountains.
I was scared of the journey before even undertaking it. I understood that if I was given the opportunity to be so close to Mount Everest then the journey was bound to be difficult. But being an admirer of the mountains there was no way that I was going to let this opportunity pass. I trained for a month. It wasn’t a heavy workout routine. On the contrary, it was quite simple. I ran 1 km everyday and took stairs instead of elevator at work.
My journey began at Lukla. The first day of trekking was fairly easy to help for acclimatization. But, as we ascended to greater heights the journey started to get a little daunting. Suffice to say that Everest Base Camp Trekking brings out mixed feelings in you. Sometimes the trek is tough but then you get to see the world’s spectacular mountain scenery. We lodged in several local tea houses that served us good food and accommodation. On our way to the Everest base camp, we traveled through villages set against the breathtaking mountains and got to know the unique culture of the Sherpas along the way.
The summit soars so high (8848 sq km) that trekking to its base camp was still an adventure of the highest sort. I joined Himalayan Glacier on a 17 days trekking to Everest base camp which is ideal for novice trekkers with normal physical fitness like me but if you are energetic with good attitude and physically fit, 14 days Everest base camp trekking will be perfect for you. Plus, if you are willing to take up more challenge and “stay off the beaten path,” Himalayan Glacier’s “Everest Base Camp Trek via Gokyo Lakes-18 days” would be ideal. But if you live for adventure and would welcome a challenging route that crisscrosses some of the most famous high passes in the world, you definitely need to consider the “Everest Transverse Trek-21 days”.
Himalayan Glacier was EXCEPTIONAL- “Everest Base Camp Trek and Tibet tour”
September 8, 2008
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Memories of Everest Base camp trek
August 24, 2008
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