Trekking in Nepal
Trekking in Nepal
Hiring Guides while Trekking in Nepal- Everything You Need to Know!
Nepal is a safe trekking destination and is a lot safer than many popular touristy countries. Ever improving tourism infrastructure, availability of tea houses and lodges for shelter, food, and water, telephone connectivity, and Internet access add to the safety standards of trekking in Nepal. In most of the popular trails, trekkers do not usually […]
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HoneyGuide
Trekking in Nepal
Himalayas 2.0: Digitizing Mountain Travel in Nepal
Despite having massive potential and competitive advantage, Nepal only sees a minuscule number of trekkers every year. See the following data from various popular hiking destinations around the world. While the most important factor is infrastructure, there are also the issues of price and perception. Lower the prices, more the trekkers, period. As for perception, […]
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Everest Region
HoneyGuide
Trekking in Nepal
Himalayas 2.0 – Everest Edition
As a part of Himalayas 2.0, HoneyGuide recently partnered with hoteliers and lawmakers of the Everest Region to explore how digital technology can be used to address several issues in the region.
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Trekking in Nepal
Trekking in Nepal- Expectations Vs. Reality
The following is an extremely crude and almost offensive generalization of the experience while Trekking in Nepal. Touchy-Peeve, God-fearing, Carlin-hating PC Police are recommended to stop reading right now.
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Trekking in Nepal
Trekking in Nepal in December
December marks the start of winter in Nepal. With the peak trekking season of October/November coming to an end, December sees a declining trend in the number of trekkers. However, the early days of the month is a great time to consider trekking in Nepal as it gives pretty much the same vibe as the […]
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Annapurna Region
Saving the Annapurna Circuit- The Annapurna Seven Passes Trek
Tripple P. Gurung is a man on a mission. He is on a mission to build an alternative to the Annapurna Circuit Trek because a large part of what was once one of the best treks in the world is now a motorable road. Because of this, trekkers are increasingly hesitant to do the Annapurna […]
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Hikes in Kathmandu Valley
“Day Hikes in Kathmandu” -Now Launched!
After a week-long hard work, everybody (including the workaholics, of course) awaits for a weekend! While many people spend these days with medium pleasures such as fast food, movie, video games, etc., the rest of the world tells a different story! Besides gossiping about the trending restaurants and cinemas that are popping out in the […]
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Annapurna Region
An Expert’s Guide to Annapurna Circuit
Well, some people confuse Annapurna Circuit trek with Annapurna Base Camp trek. First of all, these are two entirely different treks. Annapurna Circuit trek is getting more feasible due to the building of motor roads. They are all Nepali style roads- so good luck with that. But if we compare the treks, the Annapurna Circuit is a great experience that you can have in Nepal. It is because you trek from a plain 500/800 meters to 5400 meters and in that altitude change, you see tropical vegetations changing, climate changing, people changing as well as religion changing. The mountains are always there. One probably thinks of Annapurna, or Fishtail while booking a holiday, but eventually, it is the people and culture that one falls in love with. So, Annapurna is a great trail to savor all the spices in one.
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Trekking in Nepal
Best Side Trips of Manaslu Circuit Trek
And we wouldn’t want to lie when we say this, but being referred as a Beyul, Manaslu Circuit Trek, is certainly worth a try. Actually, a must go! Having no chaos at all, this region is another beautiful trekking destination of Nepal that takes you to the high altitudes, enchanting monasteries, lures with awesome mountain […]
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Everest Region
7 Problems during the Everest Base Camp Trek
As you plan your trek to Everest Base Camp, there are certain things we want you to know in order to have the best possible experience and avoid unpleasant surprises.
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