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Everest Base Camp Trek

11th June, 2018 | Article By Hari Shrestha

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Everest Base Camp Trekking is a rare affair, and the most unforgettable lifetime experience imaginable. The trek takes you through the delightful Khumbhu Valley, fantastic Everest High Passes and dazzling Sherpa villages driving you towards the Base camp of the Mighty Everest at 5430 meters.

The undertaking typically takes 12-14 days including the flight day from Kathmandu to Lukla. Trekkers finish the climb at their leisure; some of them even take longer than two weeks. At the start, trekkers are joined by their guide and footmen in Lukla. Sherpas are the official aides throughout the trip; during the climb you will discover their extraordinary culture and unblemished way of life in the Himalayas. Trekking to the base camp of Mt. Everest is a strenuous yet immensely rewarding experience. Lukla to Phakdinng to Namche Bazaar at 3400 meter rise; the main staging point and last commercial town before the onward journey to Everest Base Camp. Trekkers usually spend a couple of evenings here resting in lodges and appreciating the hot showers, food and wifi before heading off to less communicative zones with less supplies: Tengboche is a fascinating settlement with its old Buddhist Monasteries including Tengboche Gompa assembled in 1916 and Dingboche is another small Sherpa town which trekkers pass through. Amazing views of Mt. Ama Dablam (6812 meters) as well as the three recorded eight thousanders: Cho Oyu (8188 m), Mt, Lhotse (8516 m) and Mt. Makalu (8463 m) are to be enjoyed and then Gorak Shep is the last stop before completing your Everest base camp trek. Kala Pathar Summit (5643 m) gives an extraordinary close up perspective of Mt. Everest alongside two other pinnacles, Nuptse (7861 m) and Chnagtse (7543 m). The Everest base camp is set at an elevation of 5300 m. A few hours of climbing from Gorak Shep arrives at the Everest Base Camp. Trekkers at long last get the opportunity to unwind, as the greater part of the campaign is done here. On returning, trekkers have the choice to either backtrack a similar course or experiment with an alternative route.

We begin this outing with a beautiful flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. Lukla, is the beginning stage of our real trek. Going through Phakding, we will achieve Namche, the Sherpa Kingdom, frequently touted as the Gateway to Everest. We then propel our trek towards EBC by way of Tengboche, Dingboche, and Lobuche. Everest Base Camp is certainly the best choice for any ambitious trekkers  prepared to make Everest Base Camp Trek more than a significant moment, but a real life changing experience!

Highlights

Amazing acclimatization, giving high achievement rates and ultimate satisfaction

Trek to both Everest Base Camp and Kala Pattar

Very experienced Sherpa pioneers, some of whom are Everest summiteers

Four-star lodging, time to unwind and a mobile visit while in Kathmandu

Best Time

There are two discrete trekking season in Nepal. Everest Base Camp trek best time of year is March, April and May (pre-storm) and late September, October, November and December (post Monsoon).

Difficulty

Everest Base Camp trek requires no climbing mastery and there are unquestionably no specialized climbing segments, that said, a level of fitness is essential and you ought to have the capability to trek the course. We have seen old and youthful, overweight and underweight finish the trek – all with a grin all over!

So, there are unquestionably a few factors that ought to be considered preceding your trek, for example, height, length and preparing that will empower you to better comprehend what you are getting yourself into before choosing.

Highlights

Energizing mountain flight Kathmandu/Lukla

Namche Bazaar passage of Mt. Everest

Sherpa culture and way of life in Khumjung

Everest all encompassing perspective from Syangboche

Tengboche religious community

Climbing Kalapathar (5555m)

Extraordinary perspective of Mt Everest, Mt Lhotse and the mountains of Kalapathar

Guide for Manaslu Circuit Trek

4th June, 2018 | Article By Hari Shrestha

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Manaslu is the eighth highest mountain in the world at 8,163 metres above sea level located in the Mansiri Himal part of the Nepalese Himalayas. The Manaslu Circuit including Larky La Pass, is a hypnotizing trek, around the well known old Gorkha Kingdom in the mid-west of Nepal. The trek takes a route upstream of the Budi-Gandaki River, from a sub-tropical atmosphere through to the high elevation Tibetan atmosphere.

You will experience brilliant perspectives of the most astounding pinnacle, Mt. Manaslu and the mountains that straddle this part of the Himalayas between Nepal and Tibet. When we have achieved the highest point of Larky La, a declining way leads through a delightful backwoods of pines, rhododendrons, oaks and magnolia trees, meeting the Annapurna Circuit Trail. In the wake of achieving Dharapani the journey proceeds towards Besisahar, offering dazzling perspectives of Mt. Manaslu and the whole Annapurna mountain run, in particular, Mt. Lamjung then on through conventional mid slope towns. This trek is becoming increasingly well known as an elective trek inside the Annapurna area in the western part of Nepal.

Best time

In Nepal, Fall season begins from October through to November and Spring season from March to April. Climate remains very steady during harvest time. Snow falls over 5000m elevation. In the event that you wish to see blossoming rhododendrons, you can go for this trek during spring season. The atmosphere in Manaslu amid September is sporadically blustery. You will feel decidedly frosty at a higher elevation amid the month of December, while in May it can be cool.

Highlights

  • Awesome perspectives of Manaslu
  • Lovely chasm trek through subtropical timberlands
  • Conventional cultivating towns of Gurung and Magar slope clans
  • Buddhist Tibetan culture of Bhotia individuals
  • Manaslu base camp
  • Intersection Larky La Pass

Difficulties

Manaslu Circuit Trek is considered very difficult, although it is still a possibility for first time trekkers. Height is frequently more than 10,000 feet and there might be segments with snow. A decent level of fitness is required as the trek is very long and regularly steep.

Permits

You require a Restricted Area Permit costing $50 seven days, a Manaslu Conservation Area Project allow costing $30 and an Annapurna Conservation Area Project allow costing $30. Four travel permit standard photos will also be required.

Short Trekking Packages of Nepal

28th March, 2018 | Article By Hari Shrestha

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Short trekking bundles in the fantastic foothills of the Himalayan mountains of Nepal:

Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

Ghorepani Poonhill trekking is otherwise called the Annapurna Sunrise trek or the Annapurna Panorama trek. The Ghorepani Poonhill trek is part of the start of the Annapurna Circuit trek. It is a short and simple trek of 4-5 days and will take you through towns and ivory hued rhododendron woodlands. It is a photographer’s heaven! This empowering trek uncovers a portion of the best views of the Himalayas, like Annapurna South (7,219 m), Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), Machhapuchhre (6,997 m) and Himchuli (6,434 m). The course saunters through rich, undulating landscapes and stunning Gurung towns; along the way, crossing various streams and passing by waterfalls formed from the ice sheets and snow fields of the pinnacles high above.

Everest View Trek

Short Everest View Trek offers the opportunity to see some of the spectacular scenery in the region surrounding Mount Everest, without having to go all the way! Mt. Everest (8,848m/2,9021ft), Mt. Lhotse (8,516m/27,932ft), Mt. Nuptse (7,861m/25,784ft), Mt. Thamserku (6,623m/21,723ft), Mt. Amadablam (6,812m/22,343ft) and other snow-topped pinnacles. Trekkers can experience Tibetan Buddhist towns, meet the Sherpa individuals with their way of life, witness the wonderful verdure of the Nepalese mountains, Buddhist chhortens, cloisters, Gompas and many more fascinating things inside the world’s most elevated Sagarmatha National Park.

Panchase Trekking

Panchase is a popular town goal for Nepalese travelers, who come here to offer their regards to the souls of their progenitors and to pay respect to the mountain divine beings. It is significantly less frequented by international travelers, so trekkers can make the most of this and enjoy its ethnic variety. This trek offers some stunning views of three 8000 m+ crests: Dhaulagiri, Annapurna and Manaslu.

The territory is occupied basically by Gurung individuals, who customarily supply Gurkha officers to the British armed force.

From Panchase we take a northern course avoiding the prominent Ghorepani Trail arriving in the town of Ghandrung. This is the second biggest Gurung settlement in Nepal and is affluent, since huge numbers of its residents have been recruited in the Gurkha units. Ghandrung is additionally the venture base camp of the Annapurna Conservation region.

Royal Trek

The Royal trek is a simple trekking course along the foothills of Annapurna in the Pokhara valley. It got its name when Prince Charles, along with his large entourage explored this route, on his visit to the region in the 1980’s.

Chisapani Nagarkot Trekking

On this outing (Chisapani Nagarkot Trekking) you will see real rustic Nepal along sensational mountain views. Your first goal is away from the commotion of the big cities in the quiet town of Chisapani. Then, not to be missed, the early dawn view at Nagarkot. The town of Nagarkot is on the edge of the valley and offers sublime views of the mountains and additionally, Kathmandu valley. Also, on this journey you can visit the sanctuary at Changunarayan and witness the religious routine of the people there.

Mardi Himal Base Camp Trek

12th February, 2018 | Article By Hari Shrestha

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The Mardi Himal Trek is a perfect decision for those of us who are searching for an ‘out of the way’ trekking experience in the calmer parts of the Annapurna area of Nepal. While trekking on this route, paving the way to Mardi Himal base camp, we will hike glorious trails through verdant backwoods, fascinating towns, valleys, terraced ranches, stunning waterways and the remarkable perspectives of the Annapurna, Machhapuchre (Fishtail) and Hiunchuli mountains. An advantage of this trekking route is that the trail makes a little circuit up to the base camp of Mardi Himal, so we don’t need to backtrack over a similar territory.

This fantastic Mardi Himal trek starts at beautiful and touristic Pokhara, situated in the lap of the Annapurna Himalaya, on the shores of Phewa Lake. After a short drive, the trek will start through exquisite woodlands of rhododendron and pine trees with stunning perspectives of the Annapurna range of mountains with Manaslu and the amazing Machhapuchare Himal “Fish Tail”, which oversees all of this great trek. The hike leads on from a fundamental trekking trail, after Potana and Deurali, to finish in the wild thick elevated backwoods with steady perspectives of mountains throughout.

Achieving our goal at base camp underneath striking Mardi Himal, we will transcend the crest of Machhapuchare Himal (Fish Tail), here we will spend time to wonder at the great panorama of mountains before returning to Pokhara via the fascinating towns of Tolka and Landruk.

Best Time

Mardi Himal Trek is a direct height trekking (around 4,000 meters +) route that is essentially dazzling. This trekking is feasible throughout the year, however January – May and October – December are the best seasons, and within these dates March – April and October – November are the best months. Amid these best months the sky is for the most part completely clear, the perspectives are mind blowing and the climate is amazing too. You will, by and large, have dazzling Himalayan perspectives and greenery amid these months. June to September is storm season, yet despite this fact, trekking is still possible. The trails have a considerable amount of parasites amid rainstorms, which can be unpleasant for trekkers and therefore, best avoided. Amid this period it rains often in the late evening, night and early morning leaving the trail wet and potentially dangerous.

Route for Mardi Himal Trek

Mardi Himal Base Camp is the most elevated point of the Mardi Himal Trek; however the whole Annapurna Mountain range can be viewed when you achieve the High Camp. At 2,990 m in Low Camp, you will have wonderful views of Machapuchhre. The three prominent mountains-Fishtail (6,993 m), Annapurna South (7,010 m) and Mt. Hiunchuli (6,441 m) are the fundamental features of this Mardi Himal Trek. The trip starts moving toward Pitam Deurali from Pokara, which is a two and a half hour walk. Pushing forward is 3-4 hrs of trek for each day till you arrive at Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4,500 m which is a full days climb of 6-7 hrs from Low Camp (2,990 m). For the most part on the fifth day, you will be at the Mardi Himal Base Camp. It will take another 6 or 7 hours to make it to High Camp. Acclimatization won’t be an issue during this trek since trekkers get adequate time to rest, and regularly 3-4 hours of walking is the norm, which should be no problem even for new trekkers.

Mardi Himal trekking is a great way to start your Himalayan Adventure!

 

Reasons to go for Langtang Trek

19th January, 2018 | Article By Hari Shrestha

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The Langtang trek is a generally short trek (from 6 to 9 days) that combines awesome mountain scenery with fantastic tea house convenience. What’s more, Syabrubesi (1400m) the bouncing off point for the trek, is only a six hour drive from Kathmandu and in contrast to Everest Base Camp or Annapurna, this trek receives only a modest number of guests.

Some reasons to go for Langtang Trek:

Mountain View and Rhododendron 

Spring (March-May) is outstanding amongst other trekking seasons in Nepal. The reasonable climate offers staggeringly vivid perspectives of snowcapped mountains. As this is Spring the rhododendron blossoms in rainbow shading, which is completely mind blowing. Strolling through the thick rhododendron forest to emerge atop snow covered mountains makes this trek a unique experience.

Climbing Kyanjin Ri or Tsergo Ri

Climbing Kyanjin Ri (4773m) is less demanding than climbing Tsergo Ri. Found northwest of Kyanjin Gompa, it can be finished in 4 to 5 hours and henceforth it offers a testing day climb. Both of these pinnacles are known for offering close-up perspectives of Langtang Lirung (7227m), Changbu (6251m) and an exceptional perspective of Langtang Lirung Glacier and the ice fall.

Unspoiled Culture

The trails of Langtang valley take you through little settlements occupied by the Tibetan, Tamang and Sherpa people. The regular and ethnic towns of this district offer a different social flavor with different ceremonies and conventions in light of Buddhism. Their social practices are age-old and still in place, away from the impacts of the cutting edge wonders of globalization. Glimpse an intriguing insight into their neighbourly and accommodating lifestyle.

Helping to rebuild

Langtang has been the most impacted trekking locale amid the quake. The valley was totally wiped away by huge landslides and although life in the Himalayas is always challenging, the tragic tremor has added even more difficulty and hardship to those who live there. Trekking the Langtang can help though, giving hope and optimism to help rebuild homes, lives and the magnificence of the valley itself. In this way, we exceptionally ask for you to trek Langtang and give a hand to rebuilding since we know, “Little drops of water make a relentless sea”.

Local foods

Sample the local delights and in the event that you become weary of the commonplace trekking staples of Dal Bhat, macaroni, spaghetti and bubbled potatoes, then New Yak Curd is available in nearly every town above Ghoratabela. Choose to visit the local cheddar manufacturing plant in Kyanjin Gompa to get a first hand look at how the cheese is made.

Seabuckthorn juice is a sweet and tart drink produced using the berries of Hippophae Salicifolia, which are gathered in November. The juice is locally available for around 200Rs a container and said to be rich in vitamin C and cancer-preventing agents.

Also, if  you are taking a private auto to Syabrubesi, you may be able to orchestrate a stop at one of the local Himalayan trout homesteads to taste some fresh fish.

Complete Guide for Nepal Trekking

5th January, 2018 | Article By Hari Shrestha

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Trekking in Nepal, known as ‘Himalayan Hiking’, is a goal that many adventure seekers and adrenaline addicts aspire to. Here is a guide to the seasons and a few words of advice on what to expect when planning your hike.

Nepal Trekking Season

Fall (September-November)

Fall is considered as the best season for trekking in Nepal. The months of September, October and November offer good climatic conditions and amazing mountain vistas. Daytime temperature is decent for any trekking and the sky is by and large clear with remarkable perspectives. At times, short tempests may dump impressive snow at high elevations.

Winter (December-February)

For the most part, the days are clear during the winter season in Nepal. December, January and February months produce chilly days; typically snow will fall in the higher rises with stiff breezes and colder temperatures. More comfortable trekking is to be had in the lower rises.

Spring (March-May)

Spring season in Nepal is also considered a great time for trekking and best for mountain climbing. This season offers a diverse assortment of wild verdure, blooming of the mammoth rhododendrons over 3000m and more agreeable and intriguing trekking at higher levels.

Summer (June-August)

June, July and August months are principally the stormy season in Nepal with many rainstorms and high precipitation, which makes trekking conditions unfavourable. However, this can be a good time to discover some Trekking regions of Nepal interfacing with Tibet, which lie behind the Himalayas rain shadow territory.

Tips for Nepal Trekking
Number 1 need = your wellbeing
Elevation instruction
Things keep running on Nepali time
A touch of comprehension goes far
Be careful with the air
Find out about the Local people group
Intense Mountain Sickness (AMS)

Difficulty Level

Easy
Treks that require 6-7hrs of strolling on relatively gentle terrain, and are under 4000 meters, fall into this class. An averagely fit individual can easily total such treks. These treks are the length of 7 to 16 days.

Moderate
The most extreme rise ascends to 5000 meters and not a great amount of direct treks. The span of these outings is 12-19 days and can also be accomplished by an averagely fit individual.

Respectably Difficult
These incorporate troublesome treks. The trail is challenging and requires you to be physically fit. In the event that you suffer from asthma, hypertension, coronary illness or other such conditions, you should not be considering this type of trek. The rise transcends 5000 meters and the adventure will keep going for 20 days or more.

Strenuous
These trails require a great deal of strength and endurance, both physically and mentally, so you need to be in good shape. The vast majority of them are in confined zones and are made out of tricky, mountainous terrain. The height can ascend to 6,461m/21,192ft. It is essential that participants have sound knowledge and experience of mountaineering and be fully acquainted with the use of crampons and ice tomahawks – Testament of this is required before acknowledgment on any climbing treks.

Top Five Trekking Packages of Nepal
Everest Base Camp Trek
Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Annapurna Circuit Trek
Everest Gokyo Lakes Trek
Mardi Himal Trek

Plan your Himalayan Hike with a Nepal Trekking Plan!

Beautiful Himalayan Lakes of Nepal

11th December, 2017 | Article By Hari Shrestha

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Those world voyagers who are getting ready to dive into the universe of mountain trekking in the Himalayas, may not know that this area is brimming over with stunning lakes. Numerous voyagers long to visit the Himalayan Lakes as an essential part of their journey into the Himalayas, so it is important to include this as a planned excursion, rather than leaving it to a chance encounter.

Rara Lake

An adventure to Rara Lake is a standout amongst the most mind boggling and captivating treks in all of the Himalayan range, lying northwest of Kathmandu in the remote territory of Karnali. In the event that you are seeking pure, wild isolation, this trek is a perfect decision. The course is especially ‘off the beaten track’ through very different landscapes from others in Nepal. The unmistakable, high-height pool of Rara, which reflects the snow topped Himalayas, is circled by woods of blue pine, dark juniper and Himalayan cypress. Lake Rara is a regular ‘quietness’ journey for the Nepalese people. In summer precipitation is low, and perfect for trekking. In the winter there is frequently snow on the edge encompassing the lake and at harvest time trekkers are rewarded with a bounty of high blossoms. Rara Lake is five kilometers in length and two kilometers wide and is the biggest lake in Nepal. The National Park is a standout amongst other places in Nepal, to see natural life: musk deer, panthers, ghorals, tahr, Himalayan dark brew, and the uncommon red panda are altogether local. This recreational area is, additionally, a birdwatcher’s paradise, particularly between the months of November and April, when numerous types of birds visit during the migration period.

Tilicho Lake

Tilicho Lake is one of the most astounding lakes on the planet. It is 4,919 m high in the Annapurna scope of the Himalayas in the Manang locale of Nepal. Trekkers endeavoring the Annapurna Circuit course normally cross the watershed in Manang and Kali Gandaki valleys, over the 5414 meter high, Thorong La pass.

The back route taking in Tilicho Lake from the north has increased in popularity. This course is often requested as it requires only one night spent outdoors – there are no teahouses or hotels after the Tilicho Base Camp cabin a few kilometers east of the lake and the town of Thini Gaon in the Kali Gandaki valley.

Gosaikunda Lake

Gosaikunda, also spelled Gosainkunda and Gosain Kunda, is a high freshwater oligotrophic lake in Nepal’s Langtang National Park. Situated at an elevation of 4,380 m (14,370 ft) in the Rasuwa District with a surface of 13.8 ha (34 acres). Together with related lakes, the Gosaikunda Lake complex covers 1,030 ha (4.0 sq mi) in area and was assigned Ramsar Site status on 29 September 2007 (a wetland site designated of international importance under the Ramsar Convention).

Gokyo Lake

The shimmering, unblemished blue and green waters of the Gokyo Lakes are one of Nepal’s most significant sights. They involve the most noteworthy freshwater lake framework on the planet, at around 5,000 meters. The Gokyo Lakes Trek is perfect for individuals who wish to trek in the Everest locale, yet who want more assortment of perspectives and less evenings spent at higher altitude.

Phoksundo Lake

A high freshwater lake resting in the Shey-Phoksundo National Park, Phoksundo Lake is a wonderful aqueous sapphire. Situated at a height of 3611 meters at Dolpo, Phoksundo Lake is also an assigned Ramsar Site. The town of Ringmo sits at the southern end of the lake, on the 30,000 to 40,000 year old avalanche dam that first shaped the lake. Past the dam, the waters of the lake cascade over a 167 meter tall waterfall. There are more than 20 stupas (Buddhist shrines) around the southern belt of the lake, and one Gompa (Buddhist temple) on the eastern side where meditation and yearly supplications are performed.

Things to Do in Nepal

15th November, 2017 | Article By Hari Shrestha

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The origin of Buddha offers explorers the opportunity of a thrilling adventure and at the same time a chance to contemplate and change their view of life, all amidst amazing mountain scenery. From craftsmanship to exciting open air experiences there is lots to appreciate in this talented little nation.

Trekking to Everest Base Camp – EBC:

This adventure takes you to the Nepal’s best base camp (17,590) to find the glorious excellence of the world’s most elevated pinnacle, Mt Everest (8,848 m). Investigate the moving slopes, profound canyons and valleys, Buddha religious communities, Sherpas’ way of life and high woods along the trek.

This Everest Base Camp trek is for adventure seekers and nature lovers. There are other Himalaya experiences that you can participate, which incorporate Annapurna Trek, Manaslu Base Camp Trek, Langtang Trek, Annapurna Poon Slope Trek and the sky is the limit from there.

Investigate the uniqueness and history of Capital city Kathmandu:

Nepal’s flourishing city, Kathmandu long has been known as the focal point for backpackers, and other tourist exercises. In this noteworthy city you can investigate the antiquated town, Durbars, Pagoda, Medieval sanctuaries and holy places that give insight into the Nepalese culture.

Appreciate the dynamic quality of the city through the busy streets, night clubs, gambling clubs, bars and lavish lodgings. Take an enlightening touring to Durbar high square, Pashupatinath and Changunarayan (Hindu sanctuaries), Bouddhanath and Swoyambhunath (Buddhist sanctuary), Patan and Bhaktapur, which are recorded in UNSECO world legacy site.

Investigate the origination of Buddha, Lumbini:

Follow the biography of Gautama Buddha and find the history behind the development of Buddhism in the most quiet district of Nepal, Lumbini. A trip from Kathmandu, takes you through panoramic scenery to one of the world’s celebrated sacred destinations for Buddhism, Lumbini.

Lumbini (the origination of Buddha) and Sarnath (where Buddha initially showed his understudy about Buddhism) are two of four blessed Buddhist places, which exist in Nepal. Here is an opportunity to find numerous verifiable sanctuaries and cloisters amid serene gardens. Appreciate an educational stroll through this enchanting remote town and find numerous Gumbas (Buddhist sanctuary) along the way.

Wilderness Safari in Chitwan National Park:

Chitwan National Park, is the home to the uncommon one horned rhino, illustrious Bengal tiger, panther, wild elephant, 68 types of well evolved creatures and more than 400 types of winged animals. Enjoy the daring elephant wilderness ride along the lush wetland to fully appreciate the wildlife and surrounding nature.

Investigate the magnificent Pokhara:

Rich and old, Pokhara valley is honored with the most awesome environment, serene lakes, untainted nature, respectful atmosphere and social settlements acclaimed throughout Nepal. You can appreciate the all encompassing perspective of Annapurna locale extending from east to west and paragliding in Sarangkot isn’t to be missed.

Bungee Jumping:

Is it accurate to say that you are sufficiently brave to make a bounce over 160m? In the event that the answer is yes, appreciate the world’s best site for bungee in Nepal. A three hour drive from Kathmandu towards the Nepal-Tibet fringe reaches the wild Bhote Koshi River and a bungee jump height of 160m.

Bungee bouncing in Bhote Koshi permits the exciting experience of tumbling from high elevation over the waterway. The surrounding scenery is again magnificently adorned with mountains and the Bhote Koshi River itself is an impressive sight to see.

Contemplation, Ayurveda and Yoga in Ashrams:

Nepal offers unique, customary yoga experiences and contemplation classes from master yoga  practitioners in tranquil Gardens and Ashrams. You may encounter the enhanced wellbeing, prosperity and joy through general yoga and further reflection guided by Grant Victor yoga masters.

There are numerous yoga and contemplation experiences offered in Kathmandu, Lumbini and other visitor areas of Nepal. Try changing your view of life and ease your long term maladies, which therapeutic science neglects to cure.

Taste Different Cuisine:

Experience the essence of differing cooking in a variety of accommodation from world-class, five star lodgings to modest roadside inns. Eateries in Nepal offer an extensive variety of menus from mainland to Chinese to Mexican to Indian and increasingly you simply need to name it and it will be produced. The best part is you don’t need to pay a high price. Try not to miss the chance to taste the essence of indigenous cooking in local Nepali eateries there are plenty to be found in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

Nourishment fluctuates as indicated by the way of life ex-Newar custom offers Newari Khaja, Thakali offers Thakali Khana et cetera, so you have a wide choice of Nepali assortments to eat. Try not to miss Bhaktapur Curd which is extremely celebrated among local people and outsiders in Nepal.

Daring White Water River Rafting:

Raise your experience level high with the exciting quick streaming waterway Rafting, Kayaking or Canoeing in Nepal. The quick streaming white water cascading down from the Himalayas has some beautiful landscapes to admire along the way. Travelling through the mountains, terraced paddy fields, profound chasms and enchanting remote villages, Nepal is the perfect place to enjoy this type of activity.

Trishuli, a celebrated boating game of Nepal, is only a couple of hours drive from Kathmandu. This courageous white water boating trip takes you to the Chitwan National Park. Kali Gandaki, Bhote Koshi, Karnali, Marshyangdi and Sun Koshi are just a few of the waterways for gutsy boating enthusiasts to experience in Nepal.