When we think about Nepal, we immediately see following pictures. We see Himalayan peaks covered with snow and endless mountain chains. We see people bathed in sunlight and their smiling faces. We see little villages affected by an earthquake with their destroyed residential and farm buildings. We see touristic squares, market stands and the streets…
During our trekking in the Himalayas we could admire beautiful landscapes every day by changing weather. But there was one particular place that for us was the most spectacular one. We arrived at the Mulde Peak view point by chance. It is located nearby the new trail (created two years ago) to Kophra Danda. Going…
I started dreaming about Himalayan trekking a couple of years ago when I looked at my good friends’ photos of their adventure in mountains. I knew right then that I will do everything to experience that. And… it worked! It’s simply an amazing feeling when one of your dreams comes true. So I’m telling you:…
What does it even mean? Well, we hurry up to explain, or actually no, we do not hurry up, we just explain 😉 Nepali time is not just time, it’s more like a perception of time. It’s an expression describing the lifestyle, the way you are and work and the most important thing about it…
In the very beginning the voluntary service in Nepal was not a part of our plan. This unexpected idea turned out to be an amazing experience. We decided to go for the service to a little mountain village Pipaldanda which was almost entirely affected by the earthquake in 2015. This experience filled us with plenty…
We were very impressed with Pasupatinath in Kathmandu. It is a complex of Hindu temples of god Shiva, called the most sacred place in Nepal. Visitors of different confession are not allowed inside so we only could admire the view from outside. So we were walking around the square enjoying the architecture, secretly watching local…