6 August, 2026

Langtang National Park: Complete Guide to Wildlife, Permits, Trekking Routes & Everything You Need to Know (2026)

Langtang National Park offers everything you expect in the Himalayas. Views of the Himalayas, remote trails, alpine grasslands, high-altitude lakes, glaciers, ancient monasteries, an ancient village, and an experience of local culture are all you will get.  Langtang, the first Himalayan National Park, has a wide variety of protected flora and fauna. You might also come across endangered Red Panda, Himalayan Tahr, and Musk Deer. Whether you want to explore nature and rich biodiversity or sip Himalayan butter tea and learn about local culture, this trip is for you. Understanding permits, trekking routes, wildlife, and regulations will prepare you for a safe and wonderful trip. You will learn about this here; What is Langtang National Park? The Langtang National Park was established in 1976 as Nepal’s first Himalayan national park and the country’s fourth protected area. It covers an area of 1,710 square kilometres. It stretches across the districts of Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Sindhupalchok, and shares its northern border with Tibet (China). The park protects diverse landscapes, from subtropical forests at lower elevations to glaciers and towering Himalayan peaks above 7,000 metres. Diverse ecosystems support rare wildlife and unique plant species.  If you are a nature lover, wildlife enthusiast, or adventure...

30 July, 2026

When Is the Tiji Festival 2027? Dates, Permits & How to Book Your Mustang Trip

Each spring, the capital of Upper Mustang, Lo Manthang, celebrates the vibrant Tiji Festival. Located at an altitude of 3, 840 metres, Lo Manthang is a stunning backdrop to the festival.  Ancient monks from the Chhoede Monastery wear masked costumes to perform the sacred Cham Dance symbolising the victory of the deity Dorje Jono over a demon. The festival symbolises the victory of good over evil and prayers for peace, prosperity, and abundant harvests. In this guide, you’ll find everything you need to know about the Tiji Festival 2027 dates, required permits, and how to plan your Mustang trip.  What is the Tiji Festival? The Tiji Festival is a three-day Tibetan Buddhist festival celebrated annually in Lo Manthang, the historic capital of Upper Mustang. The word “Tiji” comes from “Tenchi“, meaning Prayer for World Peace. The festival celebrates the legendary story of Dorje Jono, a deity who defeated his demon father to save the Kingdom of Mustang from drought and destruction. Through colourful masked dances, traditional music, and sacred rituals performed by monks from Chode Monastery (also called Palcho Monastery), the story is retold each year as a symbol of hope, protection, and the victory of compassion over evil. For...

16 July, 2026

Manaslu Circuit Trek In Monsoon: Is It Possible? Weather, Trail Conditions, and Risks Explained 

The Manaslu Circuit trek is a remote journey that circles the eighth-highest mountain in the world, Mount Manaslu (8,163 m). This trek is Nepal’s most spectacular adventure that provides you with a stunning view of the Himalayas, the diverse landscape of Nepal, and a moment to explore remote villages and the culture of the local people. The Manaslu Circuit trek is located in a restricted area of Nepal, the Manaslu region, and takes you to the highest point of Larkya La Pass (5,106 m), where the weather, terrain conditions, and high altitude pose several challenges. While spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons for the Manaslu Circuit Trek, Monsoon (June to August) can be challenging due to severe weather, risk of landslides, slippery trails, and floods in the lower regions.  This blog provides information about the Manaslu Circuit Trek during the monsoon, including weather, trail conditions, and risks. The possibility of trekking in the Manaslu region during the monsoon and the rewards it offers, along with safety tips, is also provided.  Manaslu Monsoon Trek  Feature Details Region Manaslu Conservation Area, Gorkha, Nepal Trek Duration 13 to 17 Days Monsoon Season June to August Highest...

10 July, 2026

Gosainkunda Lake Trek : Complete Guide to Routes, Cost & Best Time

The Gosainkunda Lake trek is a rewarding and memorable experience in Nepal’s Langtang region. Gosaikunda Lake (4,380 m), in the Rasuwa district of Nepal, provides a jaw-dropping view of the Himalayas along with deep cultural and spiritual meaning, as the lake is one of the sacred destinations for Hindu and Buddhist followers. You trek through dense rhododendron forests, charming villages, and high-altitude alpine landscapes. This moderately difficult trek to the pristine glacier lake of Gosaikunda gives you an unforgettable experience of the Himalayas.  This guide provides information about the Gosaikunda Lake trek in the Langtang region of Nepal. The best time to visit, itinerary details, permit requirements, difficulties, and preparation guides are also provided. Gosaikunda Lake Trek Trek Overview Details Trek Region Langtang National Park, Rasuwa district, Central Nepal Maximum Altitude 4,380 m (Gosainkunda Lake), 4,610 m (Lauribina Pass Trek)  Trek Duration 5 to 7 Days Trek Difficulty Moderate  Best Seasons Spring (March to May)Autumn (September to November) Starting and ending point Dhunche (2030 m) Popular Attraction Bhairabh Kunda, Sing Gompa, Lauribinayak, and other lakes Accommodation Guesthouses, Tea Houses, and Lodges Permits Required Langtang National Park Entry Permit, TIMS, Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park Entry Permit (Only if you trek via Sundarijal,...

25 June, 2026

Muktinath Helicopter Tour From Pokhara 2026/27: Cost, Itinerary, And How to Book 

Is Muktinath your dream destination where you want to travel to enhance your devotion and increase spiritual awareness while enjoying the beautiful scenery of the region? You are not alone, as the place is on the bucket list of everyone in 2026/27. Whether you are visiting there to worship or to enjoy the beautiful scenery and feel the spiritual essence of the place, reaching there is not as easy as you think. While roads are better in recent days, the narrow paths, bumpy sections, high-altitude regions, and requirement of multiple days of travel are not what anyone can handle. If you feel motion sickness while traveling in cars or buses, the road journey further exacerbates your sickness with curvy and bumpy roads. In addition to that, a road journey is time-consuming and is not for someone who has limited time. A helicopter tour from Pokhara to Muktinath can be the ideal choice, as it is the fastest and safest way to travel. Helicopter tour to Muktinath is an adventurous, memorable, and hassle-free experience for anyone with limited time, problems in a road journey, and a desire for a comfortable experience.  In this blog, we provide information about the Muktinath helicopter...

17 June, 2026

Altitude Sickness in Nepal Treks: Symptoms, Prevention & What to Do at Each Trail Stage

If you are planning a high-altitude adventure, Nepal is definitely the primary destination for you. The country is home to many trekking destinations that take you to the lap of towering peaks in the Himalayas. Destinations like Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Base Camp, Mardi Himal Base Camp, and many other locations reward you with spectacular mountain views, beautiful trails, and the refreshing experience of the Himalayas. However, these high-altitude regions also challenge adventurers with altitude sickness. Altitude sickness is one of the most common difficulties experienced by high-altitude travelers. As you gain elevation, the air pressure drops significantly, due to which your body can’t get enough oxygen and starts to show symptoms. This is concerning, as it poses a life-threatening risk if not managed on time.  In this blog, we explain what altitude sickness is and why it occurs in high-altitude regions like Nepal. Its common symptoms and prevention tips for trekkers or high altitude explorers are also explained. What Is Altitude Sickness?  Altitude sickness is the body’s reaction to a high-elevation atmosphere. It occurs when one climbs to high altitudes quickly and is exposed to the thinner atmosphere. As the atmospheric pressure is low, you do not breathe the...

8 June, 2026

Upper Mustang Trek in Monsoon 2026: Why June, July & August Are Worth It 

Trekking in the Upper Mustang region of Nepal gives you a unique experience of dry desert landscape, rich Himalayan culture, and stunning views of nearby peaks. Visiting Upper Mustang in monsoon season from June to August further enhances your experience with bright green fields, rushing waterfalls, and views of vibrant red and yellow cliffs.  While most trekking destinations in Nepal experience heavy rain from June to August, Upper Mustang remains dry, peaceful, and less crowded. The region is dry even in the monsoon due to its location entirely within the Himalayan rain shadow region. This makes the Upper Mustang ideal for trekking to experience peaceful trails, vibrant culture, and dramatic landscapes even during monsoon season. In this blog, we explain why trekking in the Upper Mustang is worthwhile during the monsoon season from June to August. The weather in the region during June, July, and August, and the experience these months provide to trekkers, is explained. Also, the information about challenges, essential permit requirements, and safety tips for visiting Upper Mustang in the monsoon is provided. What Makes Upper Mustang Unique in Monsoon Season The lesser rain, even during the peak monsoon season, makes the Upper Mustang region unique. As...