In the remote mountains of Mugu district, where Nepal’s largest lake mirrors the sky in pristine blue, a remarkable story of perseverance and patriotism unfolds. Akkal Bohara’s journey from a six-year-old child laborer in Kathmandu to a successful entrepreneur in Spain, and now an Everest aspirant, embodies the spirit of never giving up on one’s… Read more

Introduction to Far West Nepal: The Last Frontier Far West Nepal remains one of the country’s most remote and least-explored regions, offering authentic experiences far from the well-trodden tourist paths of Kathmandu and Pokhara. Comprising Sudurpashchim Province, this region borders Tibet (China) to the north and India to the west and south, creating a unique… Read more

Path to Sustainable Tourism in Nepal Nepal, home to the majestic Himalayas and rich cultural heritage, stands at a crossroads—balancing tourism growth with environmental preservation. As global travelers increasingly seek authentic and responsible experiences, Nepal has the opportunity to position itself as a leader in sustainable tourism practices. This article explores how the country can… Read more

Introduction to Api Base Camp: The Hidden Gem of Western Nepal Nestled in the remote far western region of Nepal, Api Base Camp stands as one of the country’s most spectacular yet undiscovered trekking destinations. Far from the crowded trails of Everest and Annapurna, this pristine wilderness offers adventurous travelers an authentic Himalayan experience that… Read more

Introduction to Nepal’s Best-Kept Wildlife Secret Nestled in the far western corner of Nepal, Shuklaphanta National Park remains one of the country’s most spectacular yet overlooked natural treasures. This remarkable wilderness sanctuary, formerly known as Royal Shuklaphanta Wildlife Reserve until its elevation to national park status in 2017, offers an authentic and immersive wildlife experience… Read more

West Nepal remains one of the country’s most pristine and undiscovered regions, offering travelers a glimpse into traditional Himalayan life away from the well-trodden tourist paths. From terraced golden fields to cliff-hugging settlements and riverside communities, these hidden villages showcase Nepal’s incredible geographical diversity and cultural heritage. Why West Nepal Should Be on Your Travel… Read more

Introduction to Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Established in 1987, Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve stands as Nepal’s only legally designated hunting reserve, offering a unique blend of conservation efforts and regulated hunting tourism. Sprawling across 1,325 square kilometers of diverse terrain, this remarkable protected area extends over six districts: Rukum, Baglung, Myagdi, Dolpa, Pyuthan, and Rolpa in Western… Read more

Introduction to Rukum District Nestled in the rugged terrain of Western Nepal, Rukum district stands as a testament to Nepal’s diverse landscape and cultural heritage. Once a unified district, it was formally divided in 2017 as part of Nepal’s transition to federalism, with East Rukum becoming part of Lumbini Province and West Rukum joining Karnali… Read more