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Nepal from the eyes of Andy
Author:Andy
Jungle Madness in Chitwan National Park!(2006-08-13, Sauraha, Nepal)
How can two countries that border each other be so different? This is what I found as I traversed from India into Nepal. People were more laid back and most friendly, the Terai Reg
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A week in Phalebas
Author:Kate Henschel
The week I spent in a very remote village called Phalebas was absolutely
amazing. It was quite the fiasco trying to get there: 2 hour bus ride to
Kathmandu (I was staying in a village outside the capital for a public health
internship), 7 hour bus ride to Pokhara, but then there was somet MORE...
Visiting Tsum Valley
Author:By Rabindra Adhikari
In May 2008 a team of Nepalese researchers visited the remote Tsum Valley of upper Gorkha District near the Tibetan border to conduct an assessment for sustainable tourism planning. These are some of the author’s MORE...
Lots of faith in two men with bamboo sticks
Author:Julie And Darian Macey
So, what do you do after applying for an Indian Visa in Kathmandu and being told to come back in a week's time when the Indian Embassy has finished checking that you're not a criminal? You go on a jungle safari in Chitwan National Park, that's what.
Never have we been so mobbed by touts as when
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Finally, a capital city without McDonalds
Author:Julie And Darian Macey
What a remarkable place. Kathmandu is about 2 things; religion and trekking gear. The main tourist area, Thamel, is like one huge camping gear market that's always on sale. I was in heaven, and cursing my already full backpack, vowing to return one day for another fix of 'gucci kit'.
Arriving fr
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Nepal!! Woohoo!!!
Author:Loudan, UK
A Glorious hello from Glorious Nepal!!! We made it from Delhi on a 15 hr ,overnight train and then a 3 hr bus to the Border!! Its was a experience getting here, but was worth all the waiting! We arrived at the small border town of Sunali, where we halted our journey for a nights rest. It was a dirty
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First Impression of Nepal
Author:Rachel John,UK
We fly out of Delhi with mixed feelings of sadness to leave the beauty of India behnid us but also some relief to move on somewhere hopefully less congested and polluted. At the airport it is strange to bump into Alex Norfolk, the son of the Canadian lady that we visited earlier. It seems already th
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I don't think we're in India anymore
Author:David, London
having just finished a delicious lemony cheesecake with a hot glass of chai at the local bakery, I am making final preparations for my Mount Everest trek. After several discussions with Adina, my glacier and Himalaya expert, I have sketched out a rough idea of the trek which should take 20 to 25 day
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