Travel tips, trekking guides, and stories from Nepal
Sundarijal is a beautiful forested area with waterfalls and rivers on the northeastern edge of the Kathmandu Valley, famous as the starting point for the Langtang and Helambu treks.
The Gurkha Memorial Museum in Pokhara pays tribute to the legendary bravery and history of Nepal's world-renowned Gurkha soldiers, whose motto is 'Better to die than be a coward.'
Dakshinkali Temple is a powerful Hindu shrine dedicated to Goddess Kali, set in a dramatic forested gorge south of Kathmandu. It is one of Nepal's most important and atmospheric pilgrimage sites.
Changu Narayan, perched on a ridge east of Kathmandu, is believed to be Nepal's oldest Hindu temple. Its 5th-century stone carvings and tranquil hilltop setting make it a must-see UNESCO treasure.
Kirtipur is a defiant hilltop town just 5 km from Kathmandu, famous for resisting the Gorkha conquest and preserving its authentic Newari heritage. An off-the-beaten-path gem for culture lovers.
Janakpur is the mythological birthplace of Goddess Sita from the Ramayana, featuring the magnificent marble Janaki Temple, sacred ponds, and the vibrant Maithili culture of Nepal's Terai.
Lukla's Tenzing-Hillary Airport has one of the most thrilling and extreme airport runways in the world — perched on a mountainside with a sharp drop at one end. The gateway to Everest.
Mahendra Cave is a large limestone cave system near Pokhara filled with impressive stalactites and stalagmites. Named after the late King Mahendra, it offers a fun underground adventure.
Khumjung is a traditional Sherpa village in the Everest region, famous for the school built by Sir Edmund Hillary and a monastery that claims to hold an authentic Yeti scalp.
Machhapuchhre Base Camp sits at 3,700m at the foot of the sacred, unclimbed Fishtail mountain — the spectacular gateway to the Annapurna Sanctuary and a highlight of the ABC trek.
The Narayanhiti Palace Museum was home to Nepal's kings until the monarchy was abolished in 2008. Now open to the public, it reveals the opulence and turbulent history of Nepal's royal family.
Bat Cave (Chamero Gufa) near Pokhara is a thrilling underground experience where thousands of horseshoe bats hang from the ceiling in near-total darkness. Not for the faint-hearted!
Sauraha is the lively tourist town right on the edge of Chitwan National Park — your base for jungle safaris, canoe rides, Tharu cultural shows, and relaxed riverside evenings.
Bhaktapur Durbar Square is Nepal's best-preserved medieval city — an open-air museum of Newari architecture, woodcarving, and traditional pottery. Learn why travellers call it the crown jewel of the valley.
Jomsom is a wind-swept town on the Kali Gandaki River, serving as the gateway to the Mustang region. Famous for its apple orchards, dramatic desert-like landscapes, and reliable mountain flights.
Kala Patthar at 5,545 metres offers the best unobstructed close-up view of Mount Everest's summit. This rocky viewpoint is the emotional high point of the EBC trek.
Balthali is a quiet, traditional village just beyond the Kathmandu Valley, perfect for gentle hiking through terraced farmland and experiencing authentic, unhurried Nepalese rural life.
Tilicho Lake at 4,919 metres is one of the highest lakes in the world, renowned for its vivid blue waters in a stark, breathtaking alpine landscape. A challenging but unforgettable side trip on the Annapurna Circuit.
Shuklaphanta National Park in far-west Nepal is known for its vast, sweeping grasslands and the world's largest herds of swamp deer — plus tigers, wild elephants, and exceptional birdlife.
Cho La Pass at 5,420m is a thrilling, icy high-altitude crossing connecting the Everest Base Camp route with the Gokyo Valley — the ultimate way to combine both iconic Khumbu treks.
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