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You have all heard of the world-famous Everest and Annapurna regions. Sure, you have also heard of historic world heritage sites of the Kathmandu valley and dozens of Nepal’s exotic national parks and hunting reserves. However, there is still so much more the tiny Himalayan country has to offer that will leave you wondering how.

Planning a holiday travel with friends has only two possible endings: Go big or go home. Simply put, group holidays can be the worst or the best type of the holiday to go on. A great test of the friendship is to go on holidays with said friends and if you return back as stronger

How to save money during travels is one of the most frequently asked questions for holidays. Like us, most people put travel on their top list every year, as everyone needs a break from stress and monotonicity of everyday lives. However, most people don’t have money growing in the backyards. So, here we have made

Despite the amount of time you’ve put into selecting a suitcase and finally fitting everything inside it, it might still happen. You’ve left your home, you’re inside a taxi, or the plane and suddenly – whoops. Forgetting stuffs that you really need isn’t uncommon and at times it can be a real headache. While your

While there is a certain charm, an appeal of traveling with naivety in an unknown place, it is better to be safe than sorry. Although traveling around the world is safe for most parts, there are always probabilities of unprecedented events that might occur. That being said, there are some safety precautions every traveler should

Nepal opened its doors to the foreigners oddly half a century ago. But in these few decades, the country has become one of the most visited and loved tourist destinations in the world. Here we have listed down eight out of zillion reasons on why you should plan a trip to Nepal The Annapurna Region

Formed as result of a collision between the Eurasian Plate and the Indian Plate that started some 50 million years ago, the Himalayans are the highest and youngest mountain system in the world. It stretches over 2,400kms as a colossal south-facing area between the Indus and Brahmaputra rivers. In the Nepal section alone, there’s a

Everest region simply doesn’t need any introduction. Home to the world’s tallest peak, it is also one of the most versatile and gratifying trekking regions in the Himalayans. With pristine and ethereal peaks like Mt. Everest, Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Makalu, and Mt. Manaslu to boast of, Everest region sees the highest tally of footprints in

Patan, generally known as Lalitpur and historically known as Manigal is the third largest city of Nepal. It is located at the south-central part of Kathmandu Valley. As it had been the kingdom of Newars’, it is popular as “Yala” among them. Patan is the city with the perfect blend of art and culture. Because

Nagarkot, one of the scenic spots of Nepal is located at 28km north east of Kathmandu and situated at an altitude of 2300m. Nagarkot is mostly known for the best panoramic views of the Himalayas and the Kathmandu Valley of course. It is the most famous and nearest location from Kathmandu to see the mountain