Himalayan Pursuit

30/05/2025

27/05/2025

A 30-kilometer high-altitude marathon is set to be held on Jesth 20, from Annapurna Base Camp to Narchyang village, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the first successful ascent of Annapurna I (8,091 meters).

Organized by Annapurna Rural Municipality, around 60 participants from local areas will take part. The top three runners will win cash prizes of Rs. 50,000, 30,000, and 20,000.

Statues of the first climbers Sonam Wangchuk Sherpa, Maurice Herzog, and Louis Lachenal will also be unveiled. The inauguration of a museum and the Maurice Herzog trekking trail will also take place as part of the celebrations.

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26/05/2025

Naila has reached Camp 2 (6,200m) on her way down after the summit of Mount Kanchenjunga (8,586m) this morning.
This wasn’t just a climb. It’s a powerful reminder that strength grows in silence, and dreams don’t fade, they wait until we’re ready to chase them again.
With this summit, Naila becomes the first Pakistani woman to summit 12 of the world’s 14 highest mountains. She is one step closer to becoming one of the 17 women in the world to summit all 14. Peak by peak, she’s rewriting history, not just for herself, but for every girl who dares to rise above limits.
Through the cold, the dark, and the doubt, she climbed with the prayers of a nation behind her and the belief that this journey is bigger than any one summit.
This is for Pakistan. For women. For every dream that refuses to give up. And she’s not done yet… 12 down, 2 more to go. The 14 peaks are within reach.
This summit was made possible thanks to the committed loyalty of the BARD Foundation. Thank you for your unrivalled support .

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20/03/2025

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18/02/2025

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15/02/2025

'Is Nepal very cold since the Himalayas are there?'—a common question we often hear abroad. Many people perceive Nepal as a land solely of mountains, trekking, and expeditions.

They are not entirely wrong, but Nepal is much more than the common narrative suggests. This small yet diverse nation is divided into three distinct geographical regions, each offering a unique climate, flora, and fauna. Along with these variations come different lifestyles, cuisines, cultures, and traditions, making Nepal a true mosaic of diversity.

Cultural Diversity

Nepal's rich ethnic diversity has given birth to hundreds of languages, festivals, and cultural expressions. The composition of society, though evolving, still holds onto its deep-rooted traditions and values. Having never been colonized, Nepal retains an authentic essence of its ancient customs and heritage. Here, traditions are not just remembered but actively lived, echoing through temples, homes, and the daily lives of its people.

Travelers to Nepal don’t just witness culture; they become part of it. Participate in vibrant festivals, explore diverse traditions, savor authentic Nepali cuisine, and connect with locals in ways that leave lasting impressions. These encounters hold a value best understood through experience.

Religious Harmony

Beyond cultural richness, Nepal is a sacred confluence of two of the world’s oldest religions—Hinduism and Buddhism. Here, they do not merely coexist; they intertwine, forming a seamless spiritual fabric. At times, they may appear as one, yet for scholars and enthusiasts, each holds unique philosophies and practices. What makes Nepal truly special is the harmony in which these religions flourish together.

Art & Cultural Heritage

Nepal is home to multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites, each a treasure trove of art and history. Walking through these sacred spaces feels like stepping into a time capsule. The vibrant colors, aromatic incense, and echoing chants create an atmosphere both mystical and grounding. Towering pagodas, ancient stupas, and intricately carved temples stand as timeless guardians of Nepal’s past. Exquisitely crafted wooden windows and doors mesmerize, while awe-inspiring stone and metal sculptures showcase the mastery of artisans from centuries past.

A Journey Beyond Travel

There is a deeper meaning to journeys like these—they are not just trips but lifetime experiences. Nepal is not merely a destination; it is an emotion, an awakening, a story waiting to be lived. If you seek a mystical voyage through history, culture, and spirituality, let us guide you through this enchanting land.

What part of Nepal fascinates you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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30/01/2025

Curious about what it’s really like to trek the Annapurna Circuit? These photos will take you through the journey.

The trek typically takes 10 to 14 days, covering landscapes that range from 760m to 5,416m above sea level. The Thorong-La Pass is the most challenging part, but the rest of the trail follows standard trekking conditions. Expect to walk 6-7 hours a day, depending on your itinerary.

Your guide and porter will help you navigate the region, ensuring you experience its culture, beauty, and challenges to the fullest.

Thinking about experiencing it for yourself? Feel free to reach out—we’d love to chat and help you plan your trek!

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26/01/2025

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