Beyul Travel & Treks

23/07/2026

is a scenic destination near Kathmandu in Dhading District, rich in Tamang and Gurung culture. It is famous for its ruby mines, healing herbs, and traditional Shaman practices.
The diverse terrain offers excellent trekking trails, with key highlights including views of the central Himalayas, the Ganga-Jamuna waterfall, hot springs, Paldor Peak base camp, and Netra Lake.

22/07/2026

offers an extraordinary journey into the wild heart of the Himalayas.🏔️

The trail showcases spectacular scenery, from rushing waterfalls and glacial lakes to towering snow peaks. Cross thrilling suspension bridges, experience traditional village culture, and conquer the magnificent Larke Pass.✨

09/06/2026

High altitude, low oxygen, but confidence levels remained 100%. 💃🏔️✨

21/05/2026

Tiji Festival, also known as Tenchi, is a sacred Buddhist ritual celebrated annually in Lo Manthang, Upper Mustang. Scheduled to take place from May 14 to May 16, 2026 (Baishakh 31 to Jestha 2, 2083 B.S.), the name comes from Tenpa Chirim, meaning “benefit of Buddha’s teachings and all sentient beings.”

The festival is based on the meditation practice of Vajrakila (also called Dorje Phurba or Vajrakumar), a powerful deity in Vajrayana Buddhism known for removing negative forces.

👉Read more: https://ntb.gov.np/tenchi-festival

17/05/2026

The mountains are calling, and we’re on our way. 🏔️
Departing for the legendary Manaslu Circuit Trek — remote trails, high passes, Himalayan villages, and unforgettable adventure ahead. 🇳🇵✨

09/12/2025

Nepal’s Annapurna Region Draws Record Numbers with Huge Foreign Tourists

Annapurna Conservation Area sees nearly 275,000 foreign tourists in 11 months, with a significant influx from countries outside South Asia.

05/12/2025

Wrapping up the winter trekking season with the Stunning Gokyo- Renjola circuit. Until next season .khadka

11/02/2025

The number of trekkers on the world-renowned Annapurna Circuit hit an all-time high last year.

The Annapurna Conservation Area, home to several world-class treks—including the Annapurna Sanctuary and Annapurna Circuit—welcomes more than 200,000 trekkers annually.

Last year, 30,866 foreigners went on the trek, one typically done by wealthy adventurers.