For years, tons of waste have been calling the planet’s tallest mountain, Mt. Everest, their home. Some stories even described the mountain as “the world’s highest garbage dump.” Adding to it, the geologists let us in on the fact that the surrounding areas are more exhausted by the junk and debris problem than the mountain...Read More

Lately, “Travel” has revolutionized its concept. People won’t simply travel: they seek some aspiration and inspiration to travel to a particular place, and that counts for a tour operator. Traveling responsibly is the main agenda and manifesto for both operator and travelers. It is, therefore, the crux of tourism and travel is responsible tourism, responsible...Read More

With distinct climatic conditions and geographic differences, Nepalese people have unique features in terms of human social diversity and their customs. Above them, eighty percent of Nepalese follow Hinduism, while rest of the population worships Buddhism and other local religions. The population constitutes various groups of different races that are further divided into different caste...Read More

The Langtang Valley, also known as the ‘Valley of Glaciers’, is totally dominated by Mt. Langtang Lirung (7,246m) and it offers verdant pine and bamboo forests, farmlands, swift mountain streams, rugged rock and snow-capped peaks, grassy lawn and meadows leading to the infamous Kyanjin Gompa. Lying north of Kathmandu and an incredible trekking destination, the...Read More

The 9 off the beaten path treks are away from the most popular treks in Nepal that provide a wilderness experience in both natural and cultural aspect of Nepal. Trekkers can observe the isolated mountain villages of Nepal where people are surviving by growing their own food. People and their cultures in the hilly regions...Read More