Most Romantic Places to Spend Valentine’s Day in Nepal

by Editor | Feb 10, 2016 | Good To Know, Recipes, Food & Drink, Tried, Tested, Recommended | 0 Comments

The most romantic places to spend Valentine's Day in Nepal, treat your loved one with a luxury Nepal holiday. In Kathmandu, for Valentine's Day dinner, what are the most delicious restaurants in the city and what are the best dishes? In Kathmandu, the most delicious...

David Beckham Visits Nepal

by Editor | Nov 10, 2015 | Good To Know, Schools & Youth | 0 Comments

After a tough year for the Nepalese people, through earthquakes and fuel shortages, a visit from David Beckham thrilled a nation. His visit has made headline news and hopefully raised awareness of Nepal to the world that it is ready to welcome visitors. Nepal really...

The Hornbill Festival: Nagaland

by Editor | Oct 29, 2015 | Country & Culture | 0 Comments

Header image https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hornbill_Festival by Vikramjit Kakati Nagaland is known as a land of festivals, with each of the many tribes celebrating numerous festivals throughout the year. Every year in the first week of December, Nagaland celebrates a...

How to Give Gifts in a Developing Country

by | Oct 29, 2015 | Country & Culture, Good To Know, Need To Know | 0 Comments

When travelling to developing countries many people want to give gifts but which is best? Not everything you give is suitable and some things can be harmful or even offensive to local customs, traditions and religions. Living circumstances in many developing countries...

Trekking through the mountains: be prepared for a long walk

by | Sep 7, 2015 | Trekking & Adventure | 0 Comments

If you love getting out and about in wild places, what could be better than a trip to the Himalayas? With amazing scenery, challenging terrain and a fascinating history, it’s a thrilling place to go, but trekking there is seriously hard work, and if you’re...

10 Things NOT To Pack For Your Holiday

by | Jul 29, 2015 | Good To Know, Schools & Youth | 0 Comments

10 things you just don't need to pack So, here's a handy list of 10 Things NOT to pack for your holiday. Provided by our great partners Holiday Extras, the UK market leader for travel add-ons. Here's the list of items written down: A hairdryer All of your shoes Work...

Bhutan: A Film By Clemens Purner

by | Jul 22, 2015 | Country & Culture, Schools & Youth, Trekking & Adventure | 0 Comments

Wonderfully shot video of Bhutan I saw this and just had to share it! It's fantastic. Beautifully edited together, and makes me desperately want to go to Bhutan! BHUTAN from Clemens Purner on Vimeo. I’m wondering what other people think about this film. Tell me about...

International Tiger Day 29 July

by | Jul 17, 2015 | Country & Culture, Good To Know, Schools & Youth | 0 Comments

Tiger day 29 July An annual celebration raising awareness for tiger conservation. Founded in 2010 during the Saint Petersburg Tiger Summit, it is an international effort to draw worldwide attention to severely declining native populations of tigers and their...

Holiday Extras Make Travel Easy

by | Jul 15, 2015 | Good To Know, Need To Know, Safety Matters, Schools & Youth, Trekking & Adventure | 0 Comments

So much to do and so little time! It's the dreaded stress-frenzy experience all travellers, first timers or seasoned veterans, know and dread. And nowhere does it plague travellers more than when their departure date is fast approaching. Holiday Extras make travel...

20 Photos: Nepal Returns To Normal

by | Jun 15, 2015 | Country & Culture, Good To Know, Press Statements | 0 Comments

Life in Nepal returns to normal Just seven weeks after the earthquake, life in the worst affected area, Kathmandu, returns to normal; schools are open, public transport is running, shops and services are available again. Even tourists are returning, watch Paul...