Guide to Nepal Trek and Tour Adventures in the Himalayas

                                                Jungle Safari   Nationalpark located specially in the Terai region in Nepal attract visitors from all over the world. A visit to these parks involve game-staking by a variety of means foot, dugout canoe, jeep, elephant back. One is bound to sight a one horned rhino, wild boars; Samburs spotted deer, sloth bear 4 hornrd antelope. A Royal Bengal tiger may surprise you by his majestic appearance. Nature walk or jungle walk is another way of experiencing the wilderness. In face jungle walk gives close up opportunities to view animals as well as observe their tracks, signs, and sounds. Early morning and late afternoon walk is the best to avoid mid day heat. Dugout canoe trips down the Rapti offer view...

A 35-day trekking guide training kicked off at Nepal Academy of Tourism and Hotel Management (NATHM) on February 20.The training is being conducted by NATHM in the coordination of Trekking Agencies' Association of Nepal (TAAN).A total of 750 workers from different trekking agencies are participated in the training in the first phase. Another 750 will participate in the training in the second phase. Speaking at the orientation class organized on Friday, TAAN President Ramesh Prasad Dhamala said the training has been organized to produce trained and professional workforce for the trekking sector. "We will launch a separate course for 'assistant guides' from next year. Similarly, trekking guide training will be organized as per the new curriculum from next year," he said, adding: "Only the applicants who have passed SLC examination will be eligible for the training."Similarly, TAAN General Secretary Sagar Pandey thanked NATHM for conducting the train...

  Being totally within the Buddhist Zone of Nepal, the tsum valley inhabitants participate in all the regular Buddhist festivities. Losar Buddha’s birthday, Guru Rinpoche’s birthday and the various cham dances. A celebration called panda occurs in the village of yarcho   above chumling in February, while a version of mani similar to the one in samagaon, is celebrated in Ripchet village during April. Ngungne is widely celebrated across tsum in nile, chhule phurbe rachen mu and piren phu. The festivities of nara khangsar ladrang are held in chhokang paro and at the isolated cliff clinging monastery of chi phu.   All the main monasteries have a festival in the early monsoon called Gumba Dhupa chhe ji. The riotous Dharchyang hore races are held in upper tsum in late September into October.Around the same time is the Gumba Ngile Ladrang. Also in the autumn a celebration takes place at milarepa’s cave that is       unique to the valley accordin...

                                              Every six Tourists create one job in Nepal study    Every six tourist create one job in Nepal and the tourism industry provides poor communities better access to revenues generated by the tourism market said the tourism employment survey 2014 unveiled by the tourism ministry on Thursday. This is the first ever survey of the tourism industry conducted in Nepal. The study based on 192 tourism establishments in 10 districts showed that 797616 tourist arrivals in Nepal led to jobs for 138148 persons .the survey was conducted between may and june. The ratio of tourist visits and employment generated suggests that one jobwas generated from every sixtourist visits overa a year’s period the survey said. Howeve...

                                           Acute mountain sickness   Acute mountain sickness is potentially a very serious condition that can affect any one but by being a ware of the symptoms and abiding by the rules of acclimatisation now here along the trails of Solukhumbu is it too high for a thermal healthy body to acclimatise given time but some take much longer than others to doso some experience headaches at (2500m) (8200ft) white others can happily climb to twice that altitude without discomfort other than shortness of breath and it is not possible to predict in advance who among first time trekkers will suffer from it or youthfulness in fact it would appear that young people maybe more prone to AMS than older trekkers .