A Christmas holiday in Nepal Himalayas offers a unique blend of festive cheer and tranquil natural beauty. The winter season brings less crowded trails, allowing for peaceful treks through snowy landscapes. Popular trekking regions such as the Annapurna and Everest offer a breathtaking setting, with clear skies, towering peaks, and serene surroundings. Spending Christmas Eve...Read More

Kirat festivals in Nepal Udhauli and Ubhauli celebrate by Kirat community dancing and singing in the circle, beating the traditional drums and cymbals, wearing their traditional cultural dresses. Kirat community Rai, Limbu, Sunuwar and Yakkha celebrate these festivals twice a year. Basically the traditional Kirati festival is devoted to nature Goddess and our ancester. Udhauli...Read More

Travelers are responsible to preserve those fragile nature and cultures. How local people benefited from the tourism in Nepal Himalaya is major question for sustainable tourism. Especially in Nepal Himalaya, local peoples are Sherpa, Tamang, Gurung, Rai, Limbu, Bhote, Lama, Hyelmo; they are living there for past thousands year and should live for long future....Read More

In the heart of the Nepal Himalayas, Mustang is a heritage of natural beauty, wildlife, history and culture in timeless harmony. Mustang lies in Nepal as a repository of Tibetan Buddhist shrines and Monasteries. The northern Mustang reaches up through the Himalayan ranges to the Tibetan plateau. The Kaligandaki River flows southern down to the...Read More

Marpha village is one of the most famous of Panch Gaun (Five village) region in Mustang district lying on Annapurna Circuit Trek rout of Nepal. Marpha is famous for its picturesque appearance and most importantly for its apple orchards and apple products. It lies in the Trans – Himalayan rain shadow zone and therefore stays...Read More

The traditional Newari festival, Indra Jatra, known as Yenya in Newari dialect, is the biggest street festival in Kathmandu. Thousands of people gather and worship to King of heaven, Indra as a symbol of victory of gods over devils. The Indra Jatra, eight day long festival begins with the erecting Indradhwoj linga, a secret wooden...Read More