Saipal might as well be one of the most beautiful, yet fairly uncharted, territory in the country.

At times, it may feel like it’s your last day on earth. But you’ll live.

Shedding its wartime past, Doramba welcomes all visitors with open arms.

In the remote hills of Shayam in Upper Mustang, the last region’s last nomadic yak herders provide a glimpse into a lifestyle that’s fast disappearing.

Illustrious Ilam rolls out its green carpet for visitors.

The Bagmati promenade can be a potential heritage walk but at the risk of replacing its innocence.

Local delicacies, antique villages and religious shrines provide an array of things to do while visiting the pristine lake in Mugu.

A journey to a beautiful tea garden, with glorious mountain views makes for quality time to reaffirm important ties.

Even though the route is known for its natural extravagance, there’s much more that trekkers can marvel at along the way.

This old Newar settlement south of Kathmandu is a quick getaway from the hustle of city life, but its charm is possibly being chipped away.

The rains are going to pelt down and nature is going to come alive—which means it’s time to escape the capital.

Untouched by modernity, the ancient space in the heart of Panauti is shrouded in mystery and myth.

Grab your hiking boots and take the trail less travelled to Chandragiri 

There are numerous short walks to go on and majestic vistas to take in from the village of Chhaimale.

Twenty-four hours is not enough time to witness what Kathmandu truly has to offer, but here’s how you can try

For those who have limited days at their disposal, the Mardi Himal trek—short but rewarding—is a great choice

Taking the (bumpy) road less travelled to Markhu tested our riding skills and patience, but the reward came in the form of heart-stoppingly beautiful views.

From indulging in local Gurung cuisine to dancing to age-old cultural dances—there’s much to do in this idyllic little village

Manaslu Circuit is an exercise in extremes, where one's limits—and resolve—are constantly put to the test by the trails. The Post’s Thomas Heaton spent nine days traversing the rare virgin landscape that has come to be known as one of the best trekking routes in the country.

Although all four neighbouring district can lead to Khaptad, the two easiest ways to reach there are from Doti and Bajhang districts. From Doti, a bus or jeep can take you to Jhigrana, at the foothills of Khaptad. From there, you can get to Khaptad on foot or on a horse.