Tag: TREKKING
TAAN launched new trekking routes
Kathmandu: The Trekking Agencies’ Association of Nepal (TAAN) to launch new trekking routes in January next year.
The umbrella organization of trekking agencies in the country...
Ram Sharan Upreti: From the lands of Sarlahi to the laps...
The first ray of sun that touches the mountains finds itself to be the most privileged. Every day this ray of sun gets to...
TAAN unveils Rs100m dev, promotional plan
The funds will be used to explore new trekking trails and maintain and improve the existing paths besides promotion
Kathmandu, December 30, 2016:Â The Trekking Agencies...
HoneyGuide Apps: Transforming the trekking information industry
Realising the scarcity of updated guidebooks and information about trekking, Ashish Shrestha together with his friend Abhishek Pande thought that they could do better...
Chinese make up half of arrivals to Poon Hill
Myagdi, November 11, 2016:Â Chinese tourists have fallen in love with the famous Ghandruk-Ghorepani-Poon Hill trail which offers a short and scenic trek in the...
Manaslu trek route to reopen before Dashain
Gorkha, September 26, 2016:Â The renowned Masaslu trek route in Gorkha, which remains blocked since the massive earthquake of April 25 last year, will now...
Tourist arrival up in Annapurna circuit
Mustang,13 Jan 2015: The tourists visiting the Annapurna Circuit has increased by 11.82 per cent in 2014 as compared to the previous year.
As many...
Tourists Start Using New Trekking Route
Myagdi, Nov 16,2014: Tourists have started using a new trekking route to reach the Dhaulagiri base camp via Mudi VDC of Myagdi district.
The new...
Trekkers Change Course To Langtang
RASUWA,07 Â NOV 2014Â - A deadly disaster on the famed Annapurna Circuit trekking trail last month has led trekkers to change course to Langtang, one...
UNLICENSED GUIDE GALORE IN MANASALU TREKKING ROUTE
Gorakhbazaar, Sept 24: It is reported that unlicensed tourist guides are in the forefront of this profession in Manasalu tourism trekking route which annually...
