Jul 27, 2026 10 min read
Beyond Everest: Lhotse, Nuptse and Ama Dablam
Lhotse at 8,516 metres is the fourth-highest mountain on earth and shares the South Col with Everest. Nuptse at 7,861 metres…
Read more →Explore national parks, sacred temples, adventure trails, and the authentic culture of Western Nepal.
Lhotse at 8,516 metres is the fourth-highest mountain on earth and shares the South Col with Everest. Nuptse at 7,861 metres…
Read more →The Annapurna massif is a 55 kilometre chain in central Nepal built around Annapurna I, 8,091 metres, the first eight-thousander…
Read more →Dhaulagiri I is 8,167 metres, the seventh highest mountain on earth, first climbed in 1960 by a Swiss and Austrian team supplied…
Read more →Manaslu is 8,163 metres, the eighth highest mountain on earth, standing in Gorkha District north of Kathmandu. A guide to its…
Read more →Shuklaphanta National Park in Kanchanpur district protects 305 sq km of grassland and sal forest and holds the largest recorded…
Read more →Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve protects 175 sq km of shifting river islands on the Sapta Koshi floodplain and is the last refuge of…
Read more →The Annapurna Conservation Area covers 7,629 square kilometres across five districts and is the largest protected area in Nepal.…
Read more →The Manaslu Conservation Area protects 1,663 square kilometres of northern Gorkha around the eighth highest mountain on earth. A…
Read more →Api Nampa in Darchula and Gaurishankar in Dolakha were both declared in 2010 and are the newest and quietest conservation areas…
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