Through his travels, Kunjan Giri wants to explore the lifestyles of people living in different places.

At an elevation of 4,561 metres and located at the base of the Numbur Himal, the pond is one of the lesser-explored trekking destinations in the country.

The far-flung village is also the hometown of world-renowned ophthalmologist Sanduk Ruit and Nepal’s first female tourism minister Yankila Sherpa.

‘It’s about the journey, not the destination,’ they say. On this trip, we lived it.

Khumai Danda has so much potential as a tourism destination, but it remains in the shadows because of a lack of resources and attention.

A trek to the Annapurna Base Camp is arduous, featuring steep trails and extreme weather. But the view of the mountains more than makes up for the toil.

With breathtaking mountain views, rhododendron forests, and yaks, Pikey Peak has it all to make a great trekking destination.

Besides swamp deer, the park is also home to tigers, blue bulls (Boselaphus tragocamelus) and peacocks, among others.

Khaptad National Park situated at the confluence of four districts—Bajhang, Bajura, Doti and Achham—is a mystical place of ethereal beauty and home to countless Hindu shrines.

The sense of community, of belongingness, is so pronounced in the people of Ghiling that you too feel like a part of them no matter how long, or short, your stay.

Sandwiched between Manaslu Conservation Area and Langtang National Park, the picturesque Ruby Valley boasts scenic mountain views, quaint villages, and hospitable people.

There is an increase in footfalls on trails around the Valley, with more people hiking—for fitness or an escape.

With the opening of The Terraces Resort and Spa, Lakuri Bhanjyang, a village in Lalitpur, is getting the tourism push it rightfully deserves.

Located in Karnali Province, Rara Lake is a must-visit destination in the country.

Fish Tail Lodge, an upscale accommodation in Pokhara, is noticeably less expensive in recent times yet provides the same luxuries and breathtaking mountain views.

With spring almost here, the weather is perfect to pack up your tents and sleeping bags and camp with friends.

As more and more Nepalis travel within the country, tourism stakeholders and environmentalists say that it’s important for tourists to travel responsibly and be mindful of the impact they have on the destinations they travel to.

With the festive season around the corner, almost every leading hotel in the country has announced stay packages specially designed for the domestic market.

As the country is slated to allow foreign trekkers into the country from October 17, porters are hoping that the move will bring much-needed jobs--and money.

While the rest of the country was under lockdown, the Ghumante team, a group of travel enthusiasts, was exploring new trails trekkers in a bid to promote monsoon trekking.