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Fulfilling a Family Dream at Everest
I was 13 when Into Thin Air was released, Jon Krakauer’s account of the catastrophe on Everest in 1996. When my father got his...
The Creation of Eastern Nepal’s Kulung Rai
In early September 2018 I ventured to the
eastern Himalayan region of Nepal to learn about the various ethnic groups that call it home. Trekking...
Experiencing it All on the Western Community Homestay Circuit
One of the best ways to understand the cultural variety of Nepal is by staying with locals. The women-run Community Homestay network throughout Nepal...
Interpreting Hindu and Buddhist Deities
Sitting at the crossroads between Hindu and Buddhist traditions, Nepal is interspersed with temples in each neighborhood, village, and even high-altitude passes. Dedicated to...
Nepal open to tourists again
Nepal will be reopening its borders for international tourism on August 17th as the blanket ban ends and both international and domestic flights resume.
The...
Amazing Experiences on the Ghorepani Trek, Annapurna Conservation Area
Nepal offers numerous trekking choices, and one great advantage is that there is always a trek to match your desires, physical condition, or timing...
Himalayan Trekking Regions at a Glance
Bordered by the serrated ridges of the Himalayas, Nepal features a wide range of national parks, conservation areas, treks, and summits. The number of...
5 Reasons You Should Go Trekking in Nepal (Even if You Think You Don’t Want to)
Many years ago, before my first trip to Nepal, I didn’t think I liked trekking. In fact, I knew I didn’t like trekking. I...
Understanding Hindu and Buddhist Temples
Religion is a part of everyday life in Nepal. Going to Hindu or Buddhist temples is normal in Nepal, and temples are tucked even...
Understanding Hindu and Buddhist Temples
Religion is a part of everyday life in Nepal. Going to Hindu or Buddhist temples is normal in Nepal, and temples are tucked even...