Gai Jatra Festival | A Unique Celebration of Life, Laughter, and Remembrance

Gai jatra

Each year in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal, a unique celebration of life and laughter emerges from sorrow and anguish. Gai Jatra, also called Cow Festival, is among the most meaningful festivals and colourful events in Nepalese social culture. Gai Jatra, rooted in tales of royal sorrow and collective grief, emphasizes honoring the dead, and […]

Tsho Rolpa & Dudh Kunda Trek: A 6-Day Himalayan Adventure

Tsho Rolpa and Dudh Kunda Lake Trek

Filled with natural beauty, cultural diversity, and spiritual significance, Rolwaling Valley of Nepal is the perfect destination for trekkers. The 6-day Tsho Rolpa and Dudhkunda trek through Rolwaling Valley is an alternative trek that takes you to two sacred glacial lakes: Tsho Rolpa (Nepal’s largest glacial lake) and Dudh Kunda (or ‘Milk Lake’). This trek […]

Chitwan National Park Nepal: Jungle Safari, Wildlife & Eco-Tours

Chitwan National Park

Established in 1973 and designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, Chitwan National Park is Nepal’s first and most famous national park. The park covers an area approximately 932 square kilometers (360 square miles), with the Terai lowlands surrounding the foothills of the Himalayas. This large area of protected land spans four districts—Chitwan, […]

Nag Panchami Festival in Nepal: Traditions, Rituals, and Spiritual Significance

Nag Panchami

Nag Panchami in Nepal is colorful and deeply religious. The festival consists of honoring the serpent deities (Nagas). This festival is celebrated on the fifth day of the bright half (Shukla Paksha) of the Nepali month of Shrawan (generally July or August). The festival coincides with the rainy season. Each year the festival is meant […]

Discover Marble Dada: Godawari’s Hilltop Escape in Lalitpur

Marble Dada

Tucked in the green foothills of Godawari, only 16km southeast of the chaos of Kathmandu, Marble Dada is one of the valley’s remaining unknown gems. With its unmarked trails through forests, views from the hilltop overlooking the Kathmandu Valley, remnants of local history, and rising popularity with hikers and artists, it has become a local […]

Nagi Gumba Hiking Trail: Serenity & Stunning Vistas Await

Nagi Gumba Hiking Trail

About a short drive from Kathmandu, Nagi Gumba is a peaceful retreat into nature and is likely the easiest and most spiritually uplifting hike in and around Kathmandu Valley. As a Buddhist monastery, Nagi Gumba, within the rich forests of Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park, provides the ideal environment for peace, meditation, and reflection, as well […]

Mardi Himal Trek: Short, Stunning Trek in Annapurna Region

Mardi Himal Trek Guide

The Himalayas are a breathtaking siren for trekkers all over the world, with Nepal’s natural beauty, trails, and culture attracting people to their doors. While treks like Everest and Annapurna Base Camps are often highlighted, the Mardi Himal Trek is the up-and-coming trek to do-more fantastic views, cultural experiences, and less people.   This trek, located […]

Indradaha: Mythology, History, and Cultural Significance of Kathmandu’s Sacred Pond

Indradaha (Indra Daha)

Lying hidden in the green hills of Chandragiri Municipality, Ward No. 1, Kathmandu, is Indradaha—a mythological, historical, and culturally sacred pond. Also known as Indra Daha or Indrathan, this religious site is not only a serene natural place; it is a place where ancient legends, spiritual beliefs, and historical memories converge. This blog is an […]

Sisneri Natural Swimming Pool: A Hidden Gem Near Kathmandu

Sisneri (Natural Swimming Pool)

Nepal, known for its majestic Himalayas and vibrant cultural heritage, also harbors hidden treasures that allow travelers to experience tranquility amidst nature. One such gem, tucked away in the serene Makwanpur district, is the Sisneri Natural Swimming Pool. Located about 33 kilometers southwest of Kathmandu, Sisneri is a perfect summer retreat, offering cool, crystal-clear waters, […]