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10/01/2026

“One trail, countless breaths, unforgettable views. Annapurna Base Camp.”

10/01/2026

15/11/2016

29/06/2016

Let me give you 12 reasons why Nepal is safe to visit after the earthquake.
The real status of TOURISM IN NEPAL after the Earthquake !!!

1) As Nepal is divided into 14 zone and 75 districts only 10 districts are affected by earthquake so 65 districts are safe to visit and stay.

2) As Nepal has 10 National Park only one (Langtang National Park) is affected other 9 National Park are safe to visit and stay.

3) As there are 8 UNESCO world heritage sites listed from Nepal 3 sites of them are 40% affected and other 5 sites are safe to visit and stay.

4) As for the connection of transportation there is 0% damage in Highways and sub-ways so you can travel around and get transportation connection.

5) As per the Nepal government authority of 35 trekking routes only 2 trekking routes of them are affected (Manaslu –Gorkha and Langtang-Rasuwa) other 33 trekking routes are safe to trek and stay.

6) There is no problem for communication cell phones, internet etc. You can communicate easily around the world.

7) You are safe accordingly for your health here is no viral disease so you are safe from being affected by disease.

8) Hospitals and clinics are safe and in operations.

9) 90% hotels are safe we will take you to the best place so you are safe.
We are operating and working now for your holidays and adventure and contacting every time with guide so you are safe

10) All the TIMS and permits counter are functioning so we can get permits so that’s is a call for your vacation which makes you safe.

11) Our international airport and domestic airports are safe.

Nepali people want to rise again so their kindness and respect toward you is stronger so you are always safe.

12) Nepal is your transit destination of Tibet Tour and Bhutan Tour.

24/06/2016

Dhampus Hiking
Dhampus Hiking route is also a gateway to Annapurna Conservation Area. The place also serves as one of the main entry points to Annapurna Base camp and to other trekking trails of Annapurna Region. The village ranges from an altitude of 800 m at the base to 1600 m.

The journey to Dhampus village, one of the paradises of Nepal, begins from Phedi village, nearly a 15 minutes drive from beautiful lakeside city of Pokhara.

From here one treks alongside beautiful views of golden rice terraces the vast expanse of the Annapurna Mountain range. This 2 hours climb to Dhampus continues through magnificent rhododendron forest nesting various species of birds to the village of Chandrakot, inhabited by the warm-hearted and hospitable Gurung People.

Interms of climbing technicalities, it is an easy mountain to ascend. The overwhelming altitude differences between the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges make Dhampus peak a very vantage spot to observe the mountains with Tukuche Peak (6920 m.) and Dhaulagiri (8167 m.) spectacularly close to you.

When you emerge from the forest and reach Dhampus, you will be able to marvel at exceptional view of massive Mt. Machhapuchhare. Popularly known as Fishtail mountain (6900m) for its peak resemble the shape of fish’s tail. From Dhampus one can also grab the exceptional view of Pokhara and the scenery gets even better as the sun goes down.

The small village comprise of enormous beauty of mountains, friendly Gurung People, a small lake from where one can get the reflection of fishtail, temples, flowers, mustard fields, birds, and many more.

The hiking starts from Pokhara. Clients carry daypack only and walk at their own pace. Hiking hours is about 5-6 per day

Itinerary
Day 01 Arrival and transfer to hotel/welcome dinner
Day 02 Day at leisure /Hotel
Day 03 To Pokhara (850m.) by bus or flight / hotel
Day 04 Drive to Phedi & trek to Pothana
Day 05 Trek to Ghandruk (1800m)
Day 06 Trek to Nayapul/Birethanti (1163m) and drive to PKR /Hotel
Day 07 Drive to KTM (1350m) /Hotel
Day 08 Day at leisure/ Farewell dinner /Hotel
Day 09 Drive to Airport for return flight
Note: The trek can be operated in both teahouses and camping (tented camp) on your request. The itinerary can be customized according to your duration of holiday. Similarly hotel can be upgraded or downgraded depend on your budget.

23/06/2016

22/06/2016

Why you should visit Nepal? Well, you can visit beautiful country Nepal without any reasons. However here are the top 10 reasons that make Nepal your next holiday destination.

1) Trekking on the foothills of Himalayas
2) Insight to diversified cultural mix
3) Abundance of wildlife and bird watching destination
4) Experience adventurous activities:
5) Trace the birth place of Lord Buddha at Lumbini
6) Architectural handicrafts and art works for souvenir
7) Delicious variety of cuisines
8) Safest destination with friendly people
9) Hassel free visa and low cost travel
10) Quality lodging, fooding and transportation

22/06/2016

ABOUT Nepal : नेपाल , officially the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal,[10] is a federal republic and landlocked country of over 26.4 million people in South Asia.[5] It is bordered by China to the north and India to the south, east and west. It is separated from Bangladesh by a narrow Indian corridor and from Bhutan by the Indian state of Sikkim. Nepal is located in the Himalayas and is home to eight of the world's tallest mountains, including Mount Everest, the highest point on Earth. Its southern Madhesh region is fertile and humid.[11] The country has an area of an area of 147,181 square kilometres (56,827 sq mi), making it the world's 93rd largest country by area.[12] It is also the 41st most populous country. Kathmandu is the nation's capital and largest city.

The first recorded mention of Nepal is found in Vedic Age texts. The era laid the foundations of Hinduism, which is the predominant religion of the Nepalese people. Nepal is also home to Lumbini, the birthplace of Siddharta Gautama, the founder of Buddhism. The country also has minorities of Muslims, Kiratans and Christians. A monarchy throughout its history, the early modern Kingdom of Nepal led by the Shah dynasty was established in the 18th century, after Prithvi Narayan Shah unified many small kingdoms in the region. The aristocratic Rana dynasty administered Nepal's government as hereditary Prime Ministers until 1951. In 1990, a parliamentary government was permitted by King Birendra. Nepal faced a decade-long Communist Maoist insurgency and mass protests against the authoritarian King Gyanendra in 2005, which led to the abolition of the monarchy in 2008. Its 2nd constituent assembly promulgated a new constitution in 2015.

21/06/2016

ABOUT NEPAL

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