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One can never get enough of Nepal; the country is so aesthetically pleasing, so humanly diverse, and so naturally rich that you will be left wondering, how so many things can fit in such a tiny land area. If you have the needed resources and time, and yet you haven’t visited this magnificent country, you are missing out on something huge. Nepal Tour is something that is worth including in…
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When trekkers think of going for the Everest Base Camp trek, what come to their minds are all the pleasant features that would make their trip exciting and full of fun. Whether it be the natural beauty, the food, meeting people, and so on! Very rarely they tend to think about the challenges that might occur when they embark on their journey, and contribute to making it gruesome. Knowing how…
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Yoga in the Mountains Yoga has been a part of Hindu culture in Nepal and India in for centuries which now has grown popular in the western society. Unlike other forms of exercise, it is not rigorous but relaxing while being just as effective. Dhyan (concentration) is the key to perfecting the yogic postures called Asanas. Mastering of the Asanas is supposed to ensure mental, physical and spiritual harmony. Nepal is…
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Due to runway maintenance from April 1st to June 30th, 2019, All fixed-wing aircraft flights to Lukla now will operate from Manthali airport, Ramechhap this spring season 2019. Since Domestic and international flights used to run from the same runway, all the international flights in and out of Kathmandu airport will now run between 8 AM to 10 PM, so international airlines also have adjusted their flight schedule accordingly. After Change of…
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It’s been just 66 years since Everest was first successfully ascended, which means that this area of the planet remains hardly touched by even the most intrepid explorers. With an area of 4000 km2, the Himalayas are 10 times the size of France, offering a daunting prospect for amateur hikers. However, in recent years, certain paths have become increasingly accessible to the general public. If you wish to set foot in this…
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INTRODUCTION There are numerous mysteries in the fabled Everest region of Nepal which calmly sits between the colossal Mount Kanchenjunga and the beaming Langtang National Park. The Everest region has forever enchanted travelers with awesome trips like the Everest Base Camp trek and the Mera Peak Climbing. In recent years, a certain trip is gaining notoriety amidst trek enthusiasts and is on its way in becoming the symbolic trek of…
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Holi is a Hindu festival widely celebrated in the Indian sub continent particularly in Nepal and India. The festival signifies the victory of good over evil, the arrival of spring, end of winter. Holi specifically marks the last full moon of the Hindu calendar's lunar month, Phalguna. The festival is celebrated with cultural music, dancing and applying colour powder over each other’s faces. Significance of Holi Festival Holi is celebrated…
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The Everest Base Camp trek is probably the most googled Himalayan trek anywhere in the world. I mean who doesn’t want to take a break from the regular urban hustle and spend some quality time in the lap of the Himalayas? Thousands of tourists flock to the majestic Everest region with the aim of witnessing the gorgeous panorama of Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, and to experience the unheard Sherpa culture…
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INTRODUCTION The Mardi Himal trek is a relatively new trekking route that sits in the revered Annapurna region which is bordered by the Kaligandaki and Marshyangdi rivers. The Mardi Himal sits in the tranquil Annapurna Conservation Area, and travelers are left spellbound by its splendid flora and fauna. Feast your eyes on the lavish sight of the glorious mountains of Annapurna, Machhapuchhre, and indulge in some cultural awakening in the…
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-Majority of the world knows Nepal for being the best hub for mountain climbing and trekking. The country houses 8 out of the 14 highest peaks in the world with Mount Everest taking the lead. Many are left with the assumption that Nepal is suitable for peak climbing only and nothing else. But the land of the mighty Himalayas not only caters to the need of trekkers and mountaineers but…
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A heavenly paradise of every trekker, Nepal is one of the unique travel destinations in the world with tranquil Himalayan views, golden temples, charismatic hill villages, and jungle wildlife watching. It’s one of the world's premier destinations for first-time as well as experienced trekkers. The diversity of trekking in Nepal, which cannot be found in anywhere of the world, allures thousands of trekking admirers every year. Amongst many of the…
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Perfect Christmas Holiday in the Himalayas Planning a vacation to the mountains during your Christmas leave isn’t really a bad idea. When surrounded by the youngest and the tallest mountains of the world, it is cuts you off the mundane struggle of city life. We recently guided a group to the Annapurna region to give them an experience of getting up close to some of the highest mountain peaks in…
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There is nothing comparable to the thrill of wandering through the jungle eyeing for wild creatures to come out of their reign and take the breath away while bequeathing the baffling pleasure of wilderness. You can feel that same wilderness when you traverse through the pristine forest of Bardia National Park. Bardia National Park, erected in 1988 as Royal Bardia National Park, is the largest and most unspoiled national park…
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When voyagers around the world muse about taking an adventurous voyage in Everest region of Nepal, the prime sensation they ponder first is exploring the serene beauty of most magnificent of all Himalayas, the Mount Everest (8,488 m). But, when they finally step on to the Everest region, they comprehend there is so much more than just the Mt. Everest to reconnoiter. Nepal, a paradise of every trekker, offers diverse…
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For a real mountaineer, what’s more inspiring adventurous mawkishness than to chase the footsteps of legendary mountaineers Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay in old way beneath the world’s highest peak, Mt. Everest (8,848 m). With eight of the top ten uppermost peaks in the world and some of the gorgeous landscapes which can only be experienced on foot, trekking in Nepal is honorably one of the unique and adventurous…
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Myanmar, also known as Burma, is a mysterious land with exceptional mountains, beaches, islands, lakes, culture, food and the people which can make fall anyone in love with its natural and cultural grace. The mystique land has recently opened its doors to tourism and continues to unwrapped its beauty to the outer world. The several pagodas, temples, beauty spots, archaeological sites, snow-peaked mountains, deep lush forests with lavish flora and…
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Ever wondered of coming to Nepal in the start of winter and immersing yourself in a culturally rich and pristine Himalayan landscapes while you trek through a relatively easy trail. Here is one story of a group of 8 travellers who hiked the Langtang Valley last week on 22nd Nov. Nepal is synonymous to Mt Everest, the highest peak in the world. It is host to many of the 8000mts…
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Nepal has always been on the top of bucket list of the true nature and adventure enthusiasts around the world to experience their once in a lifetime adventurous trekking voyage and cultural exploration. How it cannot be as Nepal is one of the most beautiful countries with full of natural beauty and cultural diversity. From low land to the highest peak of the world Mt. Everest, Nepal is enriched with…
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Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, a spiritual and once in a lifetime journey, is one of the most famous religious tour in Tibet which embraces two of the holiest pilgrimage places for disciples of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and the Bon religion, sacred Mt. Kailash and Mansarovar lake. Mt. Kailash (6,638 m), familiar to Hindus as Kailash Parvat, is the most sacred mountain of Asia that carries spiritual and religious significance. Hindus believe…
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Make a spiritual excursion to all the sacred lands of Buddhism located in Nepal and India with Earthbound Nepal. Buddhist Circuit Tour is a journey of a lifetime to explore the Buddhist holy pilgrimages sites while devoting self sacredly into the sacred visit. The tour takes you through sacred lands of Buddhism including Lumbini, Bodhgaya, Kushinagar, Sarnath and several other trendy holy sites in Nepal and India. The tour package…
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Ghorepani Poon Hill Trekking of Nepal is one of the most popular and relatively quiet calmest and shortest treks in Annapurna region. If you want to experience the glorious Himalaya mounts of Nepal in a short period than Poon Hill trek is the one for you. Ghorepani, a village in Myagdi district in the Dhaulagiri Zone, used to be a rest stop where ancient merchants found water (pani in Nepali)…
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Luxury trekking in Nepal comprises the two most well-known trekking regions being it the Everest and Annapurna. Both these regions have been amongst the world’s most adventurous ‘must see’ destination for fearless and challenging trekkers around the world. On the one hand, you have got Everest region where you will experience the most amazing feeling of being on the top of the world when you see the world’s highest peak…
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Chhath is a primitive Hindu festival, which is performed as a thanksgiving to the Lord Surya – ‘The Sun God’ for granting life on earth and providing prosperity for the lifeforms on Earth. As per the Hindu traditions, the sun god is the ultimate force which represents vigor, fame, courage, and vitality. In contrast to other festivals, the Chhath Puja is done to worship the natural phenomenon occurring on Earth,…
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The most enticing time of the year for the dwellers of Nepal is from October to December. During this time of the year, the weather becomes clearer; the sun shines brighter, the winds become stronger, and most of all the heart becomes happier. You might ask, ‘Why the excitement?’ If you ask that to a common Nepali, then they’ll reply by merely stating Dashain aayo! Khaula Piula. To save you…
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There is something magical about trekking in Nepal during the monsoon season. Many say that fall is the perfect opportunity to visit Nepal, but there’s a certain charm about traveling in the monsoon that the fall season fails to provide. The number of people who are traveling in the monsoon season is increasing at a steady pace, and the significant factors that have contributed to its popularity are the surreal…
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