Author: Namrit Nepal

Since 2015 to date, he has been working for Himalayan 360 as one of the trusted and reliable members, serving as a Ticketing officer. With a master’s degree in Tourism and years of experience in the travel agency, especially in ticketing, he plays an important role for Himalayan 360 to achieve the goal.
Namrit is responsible for handling all the domestic and international flights for travellers exploring 3 destinations, Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet, with us. From issuing all the tickets to making hassle-free transit connections, he plays an important role in every successful journey.
His kindness, quick problem-solving skills, and coordination with airlines for domestic and international flights have earned him the trust of both clients and colleagues.

Travel Guide

Kathmandu To Gosaikunda Distance

The Kathmandu to Gosaikunda Distance is around 110 – 125KM by road and around 67.5KM in a straight aerial line. Out of this, about 95 –100KM is covered by road from Kathmandu to Dhunche or Syabrubesi, and the remaining 15–25KM is a trekking trail leading up to Gosaikunda Lake. The trek takes 3 to 4 […]

Travel Guide

Makalu Barun National Park

Most trekkers in Nepal choose popular routes like Everest Base Camp or the Annapurna Circuit. However, in the far eastern Himalayas, Makalu Barun National Park remains largely unexplored. This remote region protects a large number of plant and animal species. Makalu Barun National Park was established in 1992 as the eighth national park of the […]

Manaslu Region

Manaslu Conservation Area

The Manaslu Conservation Area is a protected region in northern-central Nepal. It was created in 1998 to conserve wildlife, forests, and traditional mountain culture. It covers about 1,663 sq km and protects the landscape around Mount Manaslu (8,163M), the world’s eighth-highest mountain. The area lies in Gorkha District and extends to the Nepal–Tibet border. This […]

Permit

Langtang Valley Trek Permits

Planning to enter the land of glaciers and the Tamang culture? Before you lace up your hiking boots, make sure your Langtang Valley trek permit is sorted. You’ll need two main permits: the TIMS (Trekkers Information Management System) card and the Langtang National Park permit, which together cost around NPR 4,000 (about USD 30) per […]