As the story goes, it was photographer Basil Goodfellow who gave the first view of the Mardi peak to westerners from his slides when he visited Nepal in 1953. Since then, this trail has been trying to grow out from the shadow of other mainstream routes as very limited travelers have information about this trail. […]
Read MoreNepal is an amazing place not only for sight-seeing and getting greetings from local people but also for observing weird and uncanny customs that have been established here. Have you heard that Nepalese are polycephalic (what does this even mean!!) or that animals walk among people on streets like its a Disney’s world or that […]
Read MoreThe Annapurna Base Camp Trek is an amazing place for bird watching. The sheer variety of birdlife is best manifested in the fact that all six Himalayan pheasants (Himalayan Monal, Koklass Pheasant, Cheer Pheasant, Kalij Pheasant, Satyr Tragopan and Blood Pheasant) can be found here. It also kind of helps that the ABC Trek also […]
Read MoreWhenever you think about bird nests, you probably think of structures like the one above (made by the Red-whiskered Bulbul). However, not all bird nests are so stereotypical. There are some really amazing and cool ones. Here is our selection. Baya Weaver These guys are master weavers as the hanging retort-shaped nests show. They nest […]
Read MoreKeeping in mind the evolving future of Adventure travel industry and changing roles/ opportunities, HoneyGuide is organizing its first Meeting for all trekking guides and leaders for an open panel discussion. Open panel discussion on the following topics: 1) Future of Adventure Travel and Role of Guides And Leaders.2) Discussion on the importance of training in […]
Read MorePasang Salaka Sherpa, popularly known as Instructor Pasang among the Himalayan climbing fraternity, has a hearty boisterous laugh. Disarming and contagious, the laugh is the hallmark of the people of the high Himalayas. It is not the measured and polite laugh of a Kathmanduite or the shy and meek laugh of the lowlands. It is the laughter that shows openness, confidence and love of life that is so characteristic of the people of the mountains. It is part of the allure that keeps bringing adventurers back to Nepal, for in the 15 days in the Himalayas, they get to make believe that life isn’t complicated or stressful at all but rather as simple as the laughter they hear along the trails.
Read MoreHoneyGuide is a Nepali travel and tech startup which is reinventing how people travel. Our first line of product is Trekking in Nepal mobile app which gives adventurers and trekkers exactly what they need.Our trekking apps are everything a guidebook is not. We convert travelers into instant experts, rather than into zombies reading trail information […]
Read More2013 was a watershed year in the travel guidebook industry. BBC Worldwide sold Lonely Planet for a measly £51.5 million after having invested £130 million in it. Across the pond, Google sold Frommer’s back to its founder after gutting its content for online use and keeping its social media accounts. Does it signal the end […]
Read MoreWell first let’s start with a video: That just about sums up why we named our company HoneyGuide Apps. We make trekking apps and just like the honeyguide bird showing people the honey, we as a trekking app go beyond the boring logistical information of guidebooks to give travelers and trekkers unique insights about local […]
Read MoreBandipur is a quiet,secluded and beloved hilltop settlement in the Tanahun district of Nepal. Bandipur has the look and feel of a place which has been preserved through the ravages of time. It is not the place to find adventure or adrenaline rush but a place to be at peace and enjoy the finer things […]
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