Glacier Adventure

04/04/2026

Near future you can see different views Phewa Lake Pokhara!
Illegal structures cleared a 65-meter zone around the perimeter of the phewa lake.

31/03/2026

Urgent Notice!
Source: Khumbu Pasanglhamu Rural Municipality !

30/03/2026

29/03/2026

Blossoming the Rhododendron in Ghorepani. This is the famous mountian view point in annapurna region!

24/03/2026

Natural beauty, sample piece from Tadapani on the way to Annapurna base camp trekking!

22/03/2026

Today's Kathmandu Scene, After Clear sky!

13/03/2026

Hahahahahahha! Nepal!
Fake rescue case: Tourist served beer in hospital bed!
Source: News Paper!

13/03/2026

Kathmandu Valley many years before!

13/03/2026

Nepal!
Source: facebook!

11/03/2026

Local porters are the essential, unsung backbone of the Khumbu region's economy, carrying massive loads of food, fuel, and construction materials on their backs to sustain mountain communities and trekking expeditions.

10/03/2026

Memory Lukla Airport 2010 afternoon view! This is last trek picture (Tilak Shrestha), when i was trekking guide!

10/03/2026

Raute People Life style!
Photo source: Newspaper!
The Raute are an indigenous, nomadic hunter-gatherer community in Nepal, recognized as the country's last remaining nomads. Numbering around 566 individuals (2021 census), they live in the forests of the Karnali and Sudurpaschim provinces, maintaining a distinct culture and relying on foraging, hunting monkeys, and crafting wooden goods.

Key facts about the Raute people:
Lifestyle: Nomadic hunter-gatherers who live in temporary, forest-based camps.
Diet & Economy: Historically, they subsisted on monkeys (langur/macaque) and wild foods. They trade handmade wooden bowls, containers, and baskets for grain and goods with local villagers.
Culture: They speak a distinct Tibeto-Burman language. They are famously reclusive and often refuse to permanently settle, despite pressure to do so.
Status: Listed as an endangered, vulnerable, and marginalized community by the Nepali government.
Population & Location: Concentrated in western Nepal with around 566 members, though some reports suggest smaller numbers are actively nomadic.
Government Support: The government provides a monthly social security allowance to help sustain their community.
Challenges: They face significant challenges, including rapid deforestation, pressure to modernize, lack of healthcare leading to high mortality, and a declining population.