About Nepal
Nepal is landlocked mountainous country but rich in cultural and natural resources. It is really a natural museum. Mostly, the rare animals, birds and specious are found. The elevation of the country ranges from 60m above new level to the highest center of the earth Mt. Everest at 8,848m. This wild variation on landscapes have made a variety up on ecosystem the highest mountain, dense forest, thundering rivers, innumerable hills and frozen valleys are due to of this .
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Marshyandi River Rafting
The Marshyandi River is one of the most popular rivers in Nepal for rafting. which is easy to access from Kathmandu... -
Trisuli River Rafting
Trisuli River Rafting is one of Nepal’s steepest rivers, combing with glorious views and its fascinating...
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Mt.Everest Mountain Flight
Everest Mountain Flight or Everest Himalayan Flight Tour is an hour long early morning flight in Kathmandu... -
Chitwan Jungle Safari
Chitwan National Park was declared UNESCO Natural Heritage Site in 1979. This park is situated in southern...
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Trek to Lantang Via Ganjala Pass
Langtang Gangala Pass trek starts from Sybru Bensi, Ends at Melamchipul Bazar. from sybru Bensi, You will follow the...
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Sunday, 05 June 2011
Usually, dry & sunny spring passed with weekly heavy rain this year. So, high snowing in the Mountain and greenery is grown in the earliest than usual.
Saturday, 09 April 2011
HET has just launched a new program in the remote area behind the Himalaya named Tsum Valley, which is a fragile land of heaven of Buddhist culture and deep beauty & silence of nature. No scarify of living beings, and countless stupas/Chorten , peace and happy people, landscapes and Charming Himalayas of Ganesh Himala are the major attraction of this valley. Probably this is only the valley where any one smells of untouched nature.
Tuesday, 23 March 2010
An agreement on TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) was signed between NTB and TAAN. According to the agreement ( which will come into effect from April 1) a charge of per head will be levied for trekkers booking through agencies and with VAT per head for independent trekkers. The amount collected thus will be used for the welfare of tourism sector workers, exploration of new trekking trails and for funding the infrastructure development on trail routes.This will also control illegal trekking operations and ensure the safety and security of the trekkers through the mechanism of Prompt Information Service (PIS) . Individual trekkers will be given green TIMS cards while trekkers going through companies will be given blue cards.Prachanda Man Shrestha, CEO of NTB and Bachchu Narayan Shrestha, first vice-president of TAAN signed the agreement on 18th March.
