The tourism industry in Nepal is at a standstill. The socio-economic impact of this has been drastic and has left no one (from hoteliers to homestay owners) unscathed. For many local communities…
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Staying in a homestay in Nepal? All you need to Know
In long experience travelling all over Asia I’ve found Nepal homestays among the most comfortable,…
August 20, 2019
Connect with Locals for an Unforgettable Travel Experience
As travelers, we don’t just want to know where to go and what to see…
June 5, 2019
Ethical Wildlife Experiences in Nepal
Nepal is home to an incredibly diverse array of precious endangered wildlife. Due to conservation…
May 1, 2019
How to Empower Women Through Travel
The most effective way to make sure your tourism spending stays in local hands is…
April 1, 2019
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COVID-19 Stories: How the locals are coping with the Pandemic and current Lock down in Nepal
As the nation faces a nation wide lock down Community Homestays have now taken a pause with few people near the tea station and more at staying home with the loved ones.…
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Empowering the Women of Nepal
In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, we sat down with our CEO Poonam Gupta to talk about women’s empowerment, female solo travel and more. Here’s what she had to tell…
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Alternative trekking routes take hikers off-the-beaten path
Trekking is one of the most popular ways to see Nepal, and we would argue one of the best ways to get to know its landscape and its people. Something magical happens…
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Discovering Nepal’s Tea Culture
As the U.S. and Canada celebrate National Hot Tea Month, our thoughts turn to Ilam’s nineteenth-century tea estates and the beautiful landscapes of Shree Antu in East Nepal. Ilam lies very close…
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Where to go in Nepal in 2020
A traveler’s instinct is to always seek the next destination and to push the boundaries on what’s already been seen and experienced. Recognizing that many identify Nepal with just a handful of…
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Beyond Chitwan: Exploring the Tharu culture
While Chitwan and Bardiya national parks often draw travelers looking for rhinos, tigers and elephants, one of the most rewarding experiences in these destinations can be getting to know the Tharu communities.…
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Guide to Nepal for Non-hikers
Nepal is famous for its mountains. Mount Everest and Annapurna beckon, especially in the fall and spring, to nearly a million travelers each year. Comprehensive guides that detail the country’s popular trekking…
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A sweet surprise: celebrating Yomari Punhi
Each year at the end of the rice harvest and the rise of the December full moon, Yomari Punhi arrives in communities around Kathmandu Valley. Lucky travelers staying at community homestays in…
