About Nepal

When you hear the name Nepal, what do you think about? Hiking, enormous mountains and the top of the world, maybe. All of those things are correct, Nepal is the home of the highest peak in the world, the sacred mountEverest in the Khumbu region. In fact, it can be said that Khumbu and even all of Nepal captured the world’s attention because of this geographical giant. Finding the words to describe it is almost impossible, it is the closest thing we have to reaching the skies while still having our feet on the ground, it is the top of the world. Mount Everest offers some of the most beautiful views, sensations and experiences in the world, with its breathtaking views, unique to the highest point known to mankind. Not only the views are unforgettable, but also the people, Mount Everest is not the only extraordinary thing you will come across in this journey, but also the super humans commonly known as Sherpas. Sherpas have occupied the Everest region for generations, meaning they know it better than anyone else, they personally know every rock, every hole, every pebble and every snowflake, and they share an exceptional connection with every single one. Both their spirituality and physique has developed in a wonderfully unconventional way, as they are able to resist conditions the average human finds distressing, making them reliable guides throughout your journey. But Nepal is more than just the Everest, it is so much more. The ups and downs, the wide range in latitude that exists in this single, small country, allows for an unreal richness of flora and fauna that is waiting to be explored and discovered by someone like you. Nepal is also the home of over 600 rivers welcoming explorers to kayak on their waters. Hike, bike, paraglide, exploreall five elements, breathe and fly through the winds of Nepal, walk and scale its sacred lands, allow yourself to be embraced by its waters and let Nepal’s fire warm you up as you enjoy a campfire under its clear night skies. Savour Nepali cuisine, let your taste buds be flooded by a million spices as your ears are enthralled by the music and sounds unique to Nepali culture, and admire all the colours of and dances that can only be found here. Explore the Buddha’s birthplace and all the sacred secrets it hides, visit monuments and monasteries, meet kind-hearted monks, let yourself be fascinated by their practices and celebrations. Learn to breathe, relax and be at peace through meditation. Nepal may not stand out in a map, but once you have immersed yourself in its natural wonders, past and culture, it is sure to stand out in your memory and your heart.