Author: Amrit Nepal

I am Amrit Nepal, who has been in the tourism industry since 2009, leading treks and tours around Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. As of now, I have more than two decades of experience in creating meaningful and safe travel experiences for travelers.

I hold a Master’s degree in Business Studies and speak English, Chinese, Hindi, and Nepali. This has helped me connect with people from different parts of the globe and manage trips with care and professionalism.

29 Apr 2024 Travel Guide

Altitude Sickness Prevention Tips

What is Altitude Sickness? Ever felt like your head’s about to explode just because you climbed a hill too fast? Alright then- you’ve just met altitude sickness, also known as Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). It occurs due to lower oxygen availability at high altitudes, affecting anyone regardless of fitness level, and can progress to life-threatening […]

28 Apr 2024 Travel Guide

Best Time To Trek in Nepal

Nepal is an ultimate trekking destination for many outdoor enthusiasts, offering unparalleled vistas of the Himalayas, diverse landscapes, and a rich cultural experience. Every year adventurers from all around the globe visit Nepal to experience iconic treks like Everest Base Camp and the Annapurna Circuit Trek. Trekking in Nepal is indeed a thrilling adventure, where […]

5 Dec 2023 Travel Guide

How To Get a New SIM Card In Nepal?

If you are wondering how to get a SIM card in Nepal, then there is nothing to worry about; it is a simple and quick process for both tourists and locals. To get one, choose a SIM provider like Ncell, NTC, or Smart Cell, visit an authorized SIM card shop or official counter, fill out […]

1 Dec 2023 Travel Guide, Trekking Blogs for Nepal

Mardi Himal Trek Guide

The Mardi Himal Trek is a moderate, 5-to-7-day trek in Nepal’s Annapurna region, rising through rhododendron forest to Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4,500 meters, directly below the Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) massif. Opened to trekkers in 2012, it is one of the region’s newest and least-crowded routes — a quieter alternative to the busy Annapurna Base […]