Nepal Memorable Tours (P) Ltd

29/07/2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTE-TZT0CDI

We all love real stories but it is rally hard to capture the real events and emotions without influencing people on the frames. This film tries to make it ha...

15/12/2020

https://www.traveloffpath.com/nepal-reopening-for-tourism-everything-you-need-to-know/

Nepal has officially reopened for tourism and all visa services to enter the country by air have been restored.

05/12/2020

https://kathmandupost.com/travel/2020/05/08/empty-trails-and-deserted-villages-the-pandemic-brings-the-mountain-economy-to-a-standstill

During the spring trekking season, mountain trails would have been teeming with tourists, but this year, Covid-19 has turned these trails ghostly and desolate.

05/12/2020

https://kathmandupost.com/travel/2020/02/01/manang-mountains-magical-alpenglow-and-a-mosaic-of-festivals

A land of famed trekking trails, hidden caves, vibrant culture, and humble gompas.

05/12/2020

https://english.onlinekhabar.com/Patale-could-be-the-best-destination-to-see-everest-with-the-naked-eye.html

Post the Covid-19 pandemic, travelling has not been easy. And, for those who want to travel long roads, see the mountains and eat organic, Patale is the best destination.

25/11/2020

https://www.nepalitimes.com/here-now/everest-trail-repaired-during-pandemic/?fbclid=IwAR259Kt-3nXhKD7_M4mq7nTSCWUmKS1NG7AZAxtisMtCkvCCp2jSs1AewPA

The Everest Trail has been spruced up during the pandemic for a new influx of visitors expected next year. All photos: ANG RITA SHERPA he communities along the Everest Trail have been using the past nine months of the Covid-19 slump in tourism to clean up and upgrade the trekking routes below the wo...

09/11/2020

http://www.taan.org.np/new-destinations/3-dolpa-circuit-olpa is one of the most interesting trekking destinations of Nepal for many reasons. First of all, with an area of 7,889 sq. kilometers, it is the largest district of Nepal, and yet one of the most sparsely populated. Its topography is very interesting. It contains the deepest lake of Nepal, Lake Phoksundo, which also happens to be the deepest lake of high altitude in the world. Dolpa is one of the few Nepali districts that is behind the Himalayan mountains, due to which it gets very little rain. Hence, most of the hills are bare with little vegetation. Harsh weather combined with high hills makes this area one of the most inhospitable in Nepal, and yet the barren and majestic hills lend it a rare beauty that is absolutely mesmerizing. Due to the harsh living conditions, few people live or travel in these areas. As a result, the people of Dolpa are part of a very isolated culture found in specific pockets of northern Nepal. This is a land where life still revolves around horses, mules, and yaks, people still wear traditional attire and jewelry, waters are still divided on the basis of a dice game, and the remains of the dead are given to wild vultures. Even today, much of Dolpa is restricted area for tourists, which contributed to the preservation of unique culture of Dolpa.

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08/11/2020

Photo: WWF hen a wildlife census in Chitwan National Park in 2013 counted 120 tigers, conservationists were elated. It meant Nepal was well on its way to doubling its tiger population by 2022 as per an international target. But in 2018, the number of tigers surprisingly fell to 93, owing to male tig...

08/11/2020

With the rise in the influx of domestic tourists following Dashain, tourism entrepreneurs in Kaski have decided to require mandatory coronavirus negative reports for trekkers visiting two popular routes of the district.

08/11/2020

Shey-Phoksundo National Park, the biggest national park in Nepal, is counting the Himalayan blue sheep also called ‘naur’.

23/02/2020