Written by the people who run the trips – guides, timings, itineraries and the practical things you only learn by being there.
Nepal for the first time: what nobody tells you The practical things first-timers wish they had known — about pace, altitude, roads, and how much a day in Nepal actually holds. 
Everest Base Camp: an honest guide to the two weeks Not the highlight reel. What the days are actually like, where people struggle, and how to give yourself the best chance of finishing. 
When to visit Nepal, month by month There is no single best time — only the right time for what you want. A straight comparison of all twelve months. 
Three days in Kathmandu: a route that actually works Most itineraries send you criss-crossing the valley through traffic. This one is grouped by geography, so you spend your time looking rather than driving. 
What to eat in Nepal, and what dal bhat really means Beyond momos. A guide to eating well in Nepal — including the one meal that will carry you through a two-week trek. 
Altitude sickness: the part of trekking people get wrong It is not about fitness, and it does not care how much you have trained. What actually causes it, how to spot it, and the one rule that matters. The Muktinath yatra, planned properly A temple at 3,800 m sacred to two faiths — and a journey that needs more thought than most pilgrims are told. Pokhara in slow motion: four days without a schedule Most people give Pokhara two nights and treat it as a stopover. Here is what happens when you give it four and stop planning. 
The Nepal packing list we actually give our travellers Not a gear catalogue. The short list that covers a city-and-hills trip, plus what changes if you are heading above 3,000 m. Try a different word, or clear the filters to see everything we have written.
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