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Trekking
The mountains have a unique way of slowing life down. The noise in your mind begins to fade, your footsteps find their rhythm, and somewhere…
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Trekking
Mount Everest is home to a surprising range of animals across three altitude zones. Lower slopes (2,800m-4,000m) shelter red pandas, Himalayan black bears, and langur…
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Trekking
Most people entering the Everest area take the same route. They go to Lukla, go through Namche Bazaar, go to Base Camp, and then head…
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Place
There is one thought that almost every first-time trekker knows well. You had been scrolling through pictures of snow-capped peaks and stone teahouses, and someplace…
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Adventure
The major difference between a 5-Day and 7-Day Everest Base Camp Trek depends on how much time you have and how you want to enjoy…
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Trekking
Trekking in Nepal’s restricted Himalayan regions requires a Restricted Area Permit (RAP), a licensed guide, and permit processing through an authorised trekking agency. These regulations…
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Place
The thought of organizing a trek to Kanchenjunga is exhilarating, and it is accompanied by questions related to money. How much will it really cost?…
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Trekking
Sunrise viewpoints in Nepal are places where guests watch the primary light remove darkness from the Himalayas, valleys, lakes, and hill landscapes. These viewpoints vary…
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Adventure
Nepal in May sits in that sweet spot most travelers overlook. The great spring trekking crowd is thinned out; the rhododendrons are already putting the…
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Adventure
Hidden away in the recesses of the Nepalese Himalayas, the Nar Phu Valley trek is one of those rare treks that still retains a sense…
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