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Tag Archives: travel
Yes! Kathmandu Is The Capital City Of Nepal
As a teenager hearing the word Kathmandu conjured up wild images of a distant exotic land, at that time I had no idea that land is Nepal. Now, as an adult, I know Kathmandu is the capital city of Nepal … Continue reading
India’s Most Spectacular Sights
This vast country on the Asian subcontinent abounds in sights, and to do justice to all of India’s most spectacular sights would involve a journey lasting at least a year. For travellers with less time available the best plan is to … Continue reading
10 Tips To Help Get Sponsorship For Your Expedition Or Trip
Everybody has a far-fetched and ludicrously ambitious idea in their head, something they wish they could put into action if only they had the funds. It could be a dream to travel to every country in the world, be the … Continue reading
Trekking In The Himalayas: Top 20 Trek List
Amongst the potent world’s mountain ranges, Asia is the abode of the largest, highest, and most inhabited mountain system – The Himalayas. The Himalayas of NEPAL: Owning nine of the world’s fourteen highest mountain peaks, Nepal is a true place … Continue reading
10 Most Ridiculous Travel Fashion Items
From wearable sleeping bags to metal detector sandals, we present ten travel fashion faux pas you really should avoid
“Gross National Happiness” of Bhutan Explained
The remote Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan is the only country in the world which puts happiness at the heart of government policy.
Raining Leopards in Ranthambhore National Park, India
“Better luck for the cats in Jan, Shivang bhai!” these were the parting words of Salim Ali – one of India’s top naturalist – when we tracked the cats for 6 drives in fresh post-monsoon lush green forest of Ranthambhore … Continue reading
7 Ways to Survive India as a Solo Girl
India mimics the rhythms of the ocean. At times, it’s benign, lapping gentle waves at your feet, tickling your toes. Then there are the trying moments, a violent storm that slams your body, jarring nerves to the brink when you … Continue reading
10 BACKPACKING BLOGS YOU’LL LOVE
Backpacking is a life-changing way to travel. From taking trains to volunteering, you can green your backpacking.
The Lost Gardens of Khajuraho
The temple city of Khajuraho is a popular tourist destination - well-known for its many erotic carvings. Between the 9th and 12th century, the city was the religious capital of the region and as important as the holy city Varanasi. Of the … Continue reading
Tibetans and Their Yaks
The first animal that comes up in people’s minds when they hear Tibet is the Yak, the official animal of Tibet. Around 10 million of them roam the Tibetan plateau – that’s about 85% of the total yak world population! … Continue reading
A Guide to Fundraising for Your Trip
Many people, especially (but not only) students after graduating from school or university, would like to take the opportunity to go on a GAP Year, volunteering or charity trekking or hiking. These adventures are a valuable experience for the person … Continue reading
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel: How To Have Your Own Exotic Adventure In India
Few things inspire travel like a good movie. After watching The Lord Of The Rings, hordes flocked to New Zealand, while The Beach, set in exotic Thailand, gave rise to a million backpacker adventures. I was so captivated by Eric … Continue reading
Travel Money in Nepal
This is probably the most frequently asked question of all: How to get money while travelling in Nepal? How much to take and where to exchange it? The currency of Nepal is the Nepali Rupee (Rs). A Rupee is divided … Continue reading
FAQ: What’s Tibet’s Weather Like?
Many people are reluctant to travel to Tibet because they imagine the weather to be really harsh and cold. But it’s not that bad, really! Temperatures are suitable for travelling between April and November, for some areas the best time … Continue reading
Snack Right on Your Trek!
While trekking you are on your feet and walking for several hours a day, often far from tea houses or shops. To make sure you always have the energy to keep going, you should pack some snacks for on the … Continue reading
Trekking With Children
Often parents limit their holiday plans more than necessary for their children. For example, many think trekking in the Himalayas is completely out of question, too strenuous or dangerous for their offspring. That’s not quite true: Most children absolutely love … Continue reading
Parahawking – Fly with the Vultures
Pokhara in Nepal is one of the worlds best paragliding spots. The currents make it possible to soar above the exceptionally beautiful landcape for hours, taking in the views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks, crystal-clear lakes and lush vegetation. But there’s … Continue reading
