Renting vs Buying Trekking Gear in Nepal
Heading to Nepal for a trek and not sure how much gear you actually need to carry? You don’t have
Renting vs Buying Trekking Gear in Nepal Read Post »
Heading to Nepal for a trek and not sure how much gear you actually need to carry? You don’t have
Renting vs Buying Trekking Gear in Nepal Read Post »
The Hampta Pass Trek is where the landscape changes dramatically with every step. Starting from Manali in Himachal Pradesh, the
Hampta Pass Trek: Route, Cost, Height, Best Time & Complete Guide Read Post »
You don’t need two weeks in the Himalayas to experience Nepal’s mountain trails. Some of the short treks in Nepal
Best Short Easy Treks in Nepal for Beginners Read Post »
Are you wondering which season would be better for your Nepal trek – winter or autumn? Generally speaking, for your
Winter vs Autumn Trekking in Nepal (2026 Guide) Read Post »
Winter treks in Nepal, starting in late December and going on until February, provide hikers with spectacular mountain scenery and
Gear and Equipment for Winter Treks in Nepal: Packing List Read Post »
What is it about a single pass in the course of a three-day trek that makes all the difference in
Dolma La Pass Kailash: The Hardest Point on the Route Read Post »
Ask most climbers about Lobuche Peak and they are almost certainly picturing Lobuche East, without necessarily realizing that Lobuche is
Lobuche East vs. Lobuche West: Why Only One Is a “Trekking Peak” Read Post »
Climbing Lobuche Peak is a different experience compared to a standard Himalayan trek, and the gear list reflects that difference
Lobuche Peak Gear List: Jumars, Harnesses, Crampons and Ice Axes Explained Read Post »
Every Lobuche Peak expedition builds toward one critical stop before the summit push: High Camp. Sitting at roughly 5,400 meters,
What Happens at Lobuche High Camp Read Post »