Note: As of February 2020 there is road construction taking place at the beginning of the clockwise Kanchenjunga circuit itinerary. This means you can now, in the dry season, drive up to Tapethok which shortens the trek by 3 days. The trek itself starts from Taplejung. Although I did the whole circuit starting from Taplejung … Read more
Whether you have come to Nepal for trekking, for a particular festival, white water rafting or a combination of them all unless you are entering and exiting from India, chances are you will be spending some time in Kathmandu. Despite its chaos, nose and high pollution level, there are many hidden gems in the city … Read more
For many people Nepal means Mount Everest. But for those who have ever been to Nepal, whether for trekking or general sightseeing, what they take away with them is the majesty and magic of the Annapurna mountain range. Annapurna means ‘goddess of plenty’ in Sanskrit. And that has to be an understatement! Annapurna itself is … Read more
For any trekking adventures in Nepal, it is always recommendable to do enough homework before your trek commences. It includes a clear knowledge of what to expect, a practical packing list and obviously a good grasp of the trail & its features, something this article is aiming to provide you with. Below you’ll find the … Read more
Unfortunately, for almost all the trekking that you would want to do in Nepal, you need to buy a trekking permit, or three! Some you have to obtain at the permit counter in Kathmandu or Pokhara, while others you can obtain on the trail itself. Some require photos, some do not. Often rules regarding permits … Read more