Nepal Trekking & Peak Climbing
Nepal Trekking & Peak Climbing
Nepal Trekking & Peak Climbing
The most honest advice for female trekkers in Nepal focuses on the unglamorous logistics: managing Periods and Safety with no disposal bins, finding privacy on open trails, and adapting to a culture where these topics are private. Success lies in […]
If you’re planning a trek here, you’ve probably read that you should avoid plastic water bottles. It’s good advice, but the reality on the trail is more complicated. In some places, it’s the law. In others, it’s a messy choice […]
You’re a day or two from the nearest road. The air is thin, your legs are tired, and the silence is deep. Then you hear the barking of stray dogs. It’s not the friendly bark from a backyard. It’s an […]
You’ve just landed in Kathmandu. Your bag is packed, your boots are beside you, and you’re looking at a map. You’re fit. You’ve done your long walks in the Alps or the Scottish Highlands. Your mind is set on reaching […]
You’ve seen it on t-shirts and in guidebooks: “Dal Bhat Power 24 Hour.” For the first few days on a trek in Nepal, it holds true. The warm plate of lentil soup, rice, spinach, and maybe a potato curry feels […]
You’ve finished your trek. You’re back in a lodge in Pokhara or Kathmandu, showered for the first time in weeks. You’ve settled your bill for rooms and meals, a straightforward transaction. Then, your guide and porter, who have become familiar […]
Imagine you are at 4,500 meters. The air is thin, and the wind is cutting through your layers. You have spent the last six hours trekking uphill. Your knees are throbbing, and your legs are shaking from fatigue. Now, you […]
You sit in a teahouse dining room, wrapped in a down jacket, staring at a laminated menu. After days of walking, you crave familiarity. Pizza for €8. Apple pie. Spaghetti. Next to these are the local food dishes: Dal Bhat, […]
You land in Kathmandu. Your Monzo or Revolut card works perfectly at an ATM in Thamel. You get a stack of Nepali rupees, feel prepared, and fly to Lukla to start your trek. A week later, you’re in Namche Bazaar, […]
You land in Kathmandu with a half-packed bag. Maybe you left room on purpose. Maybe your airline lost your checked luggage. Either way, you need a down jacket, a fleece, maybe a sleeping bag. You have heard that gear is […]
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