Ankit Arya
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Best Tips for Trekking Holidays in Nepal
“Nepal: once is not enough” -Iumlenepal With some of the best treks in Nepal, this country holds a special meaning for adventure enthusiasts, and they often dream to visit this supreme location at least once. The small land-locked country is blessed with nature’s most beautiful creation - the Himalayas. Home to the world’s highest mountain, Nepal is undoubtedly the best place to soak in the thinnest of air. Stunning mountain sights, pristine landscapes, along with the extremely welcoming people will make you truly fall in love with this geographically and culturally diverse country.
By Ankit Arya4 years ago in Wander
Reasons To Know: Why Backpacking Trip is in Trend Nowadays
Before the birth of civilization and human civilization as we know it, humans made clans and roamed the world in nomadic clans. Now before we had countries and boundaries and world wars, people were simply looking for the best place that would tend to their needs along with the needs of their clansmen. So they took many years of roaming around the planet to find that resting place, people migrated from one place to the other depending on the weather of places. This wandering was done on foot and if not on foot people used horses and other such animals to help them look for their homeland.
By Ankit Arya4 years ago in Wander
Reasons to Know: Why Ghorepani-Poon-Hill Trek Is Closer to Nature
The beauty of Nepal is not concealed from the world. The land of giant mountains, charming hill villages, lush green forest, mesmeric lakes, mysterious caves, and spirituality, Nepal is truly magical. A paradisiacal land for the trekkers crediting of being the ground of the world’s highest peak offers amazing and a variety of trekking in Nepal.
By Ankit Arya4 years ago in Wander
Why Are Nepal Trekking Poles a Hiker's Top Choice?
Nepal is an international trekking hub in today’s date. 70 percent of the world’s largest mountain ranges are hosted by this Himalayan country. With a reach of about 70,000+ tourists visiting Nepal every year, the trekking associations have seen a rise.
By Ankit Arya5 years ago in Wander
