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Manaslu Expedition 2026 Halted: What Happened?
The autumn 2026 Manaslu expedition season ended earlier than many climbers and operators expected. Persistent snowfall, fresh snow on the fixed route, unstable conditions above Camp III and increasing avalanche risk made further summit attempts unsafe. The decision followed a tragic avalanche at Cam...
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How Much Does a Guide Cost for Trekking in Nepal? (2027 Guide)
Planning a Himalayan trek often starts with one practical question: how much does a guide cost for trekking in Nepal? For 2027, budget US$30–50 per day for a licensed standard guide. Easier routes may begin around US$25–35, while high-altitude, restricted, remote, multilingual, or specialist assignm...
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Mera Peak Climbing Cost 2026: Complete Budget, Permits, Guide & Itinerary
Mera Peak is often marketed as “the easiest 6000er” in Nepal. And sure, technically it is not a hard climb if you compare it to real technical peaks. But it is still 6,476 m. Altitude makes ordinary things feel weirdly difficult. Eating. Sleeping. Walking straight.So if you’re planning Mera Peak in...
Nepal Tourism After Recent Floods: Is Nepal Safe to Visit?
Nepal is a country of mountains, ancient cities, diverse cultures, national parks and some of the world's most famous trekking routes. Every year, travelers from around the world come to Nepal to experience the Himalayas, walk through mountain villages, explore UNESCO heritage sites and discover the...
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Everest Green Boots Identified After 30 Years: Who Was Dorje Morup?
If you’ve ever fallen into an Everest rabbit hole on YouTube
at 1:00 a.m., you’ve probably heard the phrase “Green Boots.”It shows up in documentaries. In climber anecdotes. In those
eerie, low voiced narration clips where they pan across the death zone and
suddenly you realize, oh. That’s a pers...
How Many Climbers Summited Mount Everest in Spring 2026?
Every spring, the same question pops up. Sometimes it’s asked with pure curiosity, sometimes with a little disbelief.How many people actually made it to the top of Mount Everest this season?And for Spring 2026 specifically, it’s a fair question, because the numbers matter in a bunch of ways. They hi...
Best Time to Visit Bhutan for Festivals and Cultural Experiences.
Bhutan is one of those places that feels like it is doing
life a little differently. Slower. More intentional. And if you are planning a
trip mainly for festivals and culture, the timing matters more than almost
anything else.Because yes, you can visit Bhutan any time of year and still
see monas...
Nepal Introduces Visit Nepal 2085 (2028–2029)
Nepal has been doing this thing for years where it quietly wins people over.Not with flashy billboards or big, polished tourism campaigns like you see in some countries. More like, you land in Kathmandu, you hear a random temple bell somewhere in the distance, you eat your first plate of momo, and t...
Why Lha Phewa Is One of Nepal’s Most Unique Cultural Festivals?
If you spend any real time in Nepal, you start noticing a
pattern.The big festivals, the ones everyone has heard of, they’re
amazing, sure. Dashain. Tihar. Holi. But they can also feel… wide. Huge.
National. Almost like the whole country is moving at the same rhythm, which is
beautiful, but it’s...
Which is the Best Month to Plan Kailash Mansarovar Yatra?
Planning a trip to Kailash Mansarovar is not like booking a
normal holiday.It’s one of those journeys where the month you pick can
decide everything. How cold you feel. How hard the parikrama gets. Whether the
roads behave or not. And honestly, how much you enjoy the spiritual side of it
instead...
Top 3 Rhododendron Treks in Nepal You Must Experience
If you have trekked in Nepal before, you already know this part. The big mountains get all the attention. Everest. Annapurna. The posters, the documentaries, the bucket lists.But if you come in spring. Like properly spring, late March to May. Something else takes over.Rhododendrons.Whole hillsides t...
Can You Trek Solo in Nepal’s Restricted Areas? New Rules Explained
If you have ever looked at a map of Nepal and felt your eyes
drift away from the obvious trails. Everest, Annapurna. And instead you start
staring at the emptier spaces. The corners near Tibet. The hidden valleys
behind big ridgelines. The places that feel a little less “on the menu”.Those areas...
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