Great Himalayan Trail

21/08/2020

For international Travelers who are stuck at Kathmandu during lockdown,
The food is always fresh, the cooking spot on and the flavour very good. Cheerful, knowledgable service combines with good communication to produce excellent service. Highly recommended. Even during the pandemic of 2020 the quality continued.

05/07/2020

“We humans have become dependent on plastic for a range of uses, from packaging to products. Reducing our use of plastic bags is an easy place to start getting our addiction under control.”

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15/06/2020

Notice for Foreigner

If you are on any confirmed flight out before 29 June you can 'adjust' your visa at the airport. Otherwise here is the process.

27/04/2020

Lockdown sustainable Eco friendly style ♻️🇳🇵

01/04/2020

Good news for international travelers and Nepali national OYO provides free accommodation for people who are stuck coz of lockdown in Nepal 🇳🇵

29/03/2020

Important notice 29 March 2020🇳🇵

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27/03/2020

27/03/2020

Trekkers in Annapurna conservation area and near by Pokhara can contract person for transportation

26/03/2020

Updated Flight Status for International operations to/from Kathmandu. This information has been gathered from the airlines official websites. You can find the airline contact information in www.strandedinnepal.com.

26/03/2020

Khumbu Pasang Lhamu municipality and Hotel association lukla decided to provide free food and room for Tourist

26/03/2020

Around 500 trekkers have been stuck on several trekking trails across the country due to the lockdown.

Trekkers have been unable to return from their treks due to the lockdown imposed by the Nepal government to curb coronavirus transmission in the country as three positive cases have been confirmed so far.

According to Shradha Shrestha, brand manager of Nepal Tourism Board, there are around 150 trekkers in Jomsom, around 250 in Lukla, eight in Langtang, seven in Sankhuwasabha, along with 100 more on trekking trails of Manaslu and Solu. “We are now compiling the exact data of stranded trekkers on different trails,” she said. “We are trying to bring them to safe places in coordination with local governments and Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal.”

She added that the NTB had requested local governments of the concerned areas to arrange transportation passes to rescue and bring trekkers to the city.

“We have also requested the Ministry of Home Affairs to allow us to operate choppers to rescue trekkers who were in remote areas that do not have road connection,” she said, adding, “However, we have not received any response from the ministry yet.”

She added that all the national parks had been urged to check if there were any trekkers stranded in their areas and to arrange food and accommodation for them till they were shifted to safe areas.

According to Sudhan Subedi, an official of NTB, most of the stranded trekkers are individual trekkers.

“Most of them are individual trekkers and for their safety and rescue we have also coordinated with the related embassies,” he said, adding, “The embassies are also trying to coordinate with the government to send their nationals back to their home countries.”

NTB has developed a website, strandedinnepal.com, through which stranded trekkers can contact the authorities concerned, Subedi added.

Meanwhile, the British Embassy issued a notice yesterday requesting British nationals in Nepal to come in contact. The embassy has requested stranded Britons to send their name, passport number, e-mail address and phone number.

On March 20, TAAN had issued a directive to all the trekking agencies to halt their trekking activities immediately and return to Kathmandu as soon as possible, said Sarita Lama, general secretary of TAAN.

“In view of the worsening situation, we had requested all the trekking agencies to halt their activities and make arrangements for their guests to go back to their home countries,” she said. “Because of their dilly-dallying, we are in this predicament now.”

In coordination with Annapurna Rural Municipality, trekkers stranded on the Annapurna circuit are being transported to Ghandruk.

“Hopefully all the trekkers in Annapurna circuit will be rescued and will reach Ghandruk by Thursday evening,” she said, adding, “The rural municipality will take care of their food and accommodation.”

Lama added that in coordination with Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality, efforts were being made to bring the trekkers stranded in Solu areas to the nearest city area.

All domestic flights and vehicular movement have been halted since the nationwide lockdown came into effect yesterday.

23/03/2020

No worries we are here for you 💯


For international travelers who miss there flight to home are welcome to stay in ours camp around kathmandu valley and in many different place in Nepal its now about humanity. If any national Chinese, Italian, German, Iran, spain, South Korea, usa or any other country national can contract me🌍♻️💯🙏🇳🇵🙏🇳🇵

03/03/2020

Warm in The Great Himalayan Trail ♻️🌍🇳🇵

06/02/2020

Colonel Sir George Everest 4 July 1790 – 1 December 1866 was a British surveyor and geographer who served as Surveyor General of India from 1830 to 1843. He is best known for having Mount Everest, the highest mountain on Earth, named in his honour.

Sir George Everest
4 July 1790
Crickhowell, Brecknockshire, Wales, or Greenwich, London, England
Died
1 December 1866 (aged 76)
Hyde Park Gardens, London, England
Nationality
British
Known for
Great Trigonometric Survey of India Being the eponym of Mount Everest
Awards
Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society (1847)
Scientific career
Fields
Geography
Influences
William Lambton
Thomas Colby
Influenced
Andrew Scott Waugh
Radhanath Sikdar
After receiving a military education, Everest joined the East India Company and arrived in India at the age of 16. He was eventually made an assistant to William Lambton on the Great Trigonometric Survey, and replaced Lambton as superintendent of the survey in 1823. Everest was largely responsible for surveying the meridian arc from the southernmost point of India north to Nepal, a distance of about 2,400 kilometres (1,500 mi), a task which took from 1806 to 1841 to complete. He was made Surveyor General of India in 1830, retiring in 1843 and returning to England.

In 1865, the Royal Geographical Society renamed Peak XV – at the time only recently identified as the world's highest peak – in Everest's honour.[1] Andrew Scott Waugh, his protégé and successor as surveyor general, had been responsible for putting his name forward in 1856. Everest's name was used as a compromise due to the difficulty of choosing between multiple local names for the mountain. He initially objected to the honour, as he had had nothing to do with its discovery and believed his name was not easily written or pronounced in Hindi.

06/02/2020

Jimmy opened up Nepal’s network of trading trails and hill villages to generations of walkers who might otherwise be daunted by the world’s highest mountain range. Debate rages about climbing expeditions, particularly on Everest, but there is no doubt that the country benefits from the royalties received, the jobs created and helicopters hired by this valuable long-staying and goal-obsessed section of Nepal’s tourism market.

It might have seemed like a more innocent age, but in his quiet way Col Jimmy was prescient about the changes to come. Just before his death in 1997 he worried about “dirty camp sites and trails littered with rubbish … and crowds of hikers invading the peace of the mountains”. Even then, when Nepal’s visitors numbered a fraction of today, he lobbied for the advantages of quality high-value tourism: “Why are we selling our beautiful mountains so cheap?”

13/01/2020

Space blanket for sell 🌍

26/12/2019

Take yours trash back
Trekking and climbing trails in the Himalayas have long suffered from the rubbish discarded by walkers. The result: discarded food cans, plastic packets and every other kind of trash along once pristine mountains and streams.

25/12/2019

We are a group of friends living in Nepal as collective , with diverse cultural and professional backgrounds. Our group like to live simply with Nature. We are creating an abundant organic Garden ( Veggies, aromatics, ornamental ), using different techniques of Permaculture and Biodynamic that we have been learning and now practicing. We are also specialized into regenerative Forestry management using natural succession to establish healthy environment around us. We have started few nurseries, where native trees and bushes are growing to be then planted in different projects that we are involve. Transforming degraded lands into a lush environment creating an healthy Biodiversity.
Some lately projects, that we are working on with local Landowners, is a ReWilding project. Part of our crew has already experiences in these domain working along with others organizations around Nepal. The re-introduction of certain wild animals has already offer the possibilities to indigenous species finding an natural habitat and thriving as protected specie.
Join and learn Natural building skills and let's put our hands into mud to create simple constructions by using diverse techniques and local materials, as wood, stones, cork, straws..

29/11/2019

We are looking for information technology students geology graduates and environmental science graduates

28/10/2019

Mystic-nature.com is calling on one million people to pledge to plant a tree to help us fight the climate emergency. We need to act now!
This year, on 30 November we will hold a mass participation tree planting day with events across the country. Join us in The Big Climate Fightback.

If you are unable to plant a tree as part of The Big Climate Fightback, you can still play your part. Simply pledge and make a donation to the Woodland Trust so we can carry on with our work protecting woods and wildlife.

Find your nearest event here.

What is The Big Climate Fightback?
The Big Climate Fightback is a campaign to get one million people to join the fight against climate change by pledging to plant a tree by Saturday 30 November 2019.

Why 30 November?
November represents the start of the traditional tree planting season. The day falls in National Tree Week, a week of tree planting organised by the Tree Council and is also Tree Charter Day – a national day of celebration of trees and woods.

What will be happening?
Mystic-nature.com will be hosting public tree planting days across the UK on 30 November. There will be at least one event in each of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales and at least five events across England. The flagship event will be held in Derbyshire at our new Young People’s Forest at Mead, near Heanor. We will also be sending out over 700,000 free trees to schools and communities for planting in late November.

Find an event near you.

How can I get involved in the Big Climate Fightback?
There are lots of different ways:

Attend a tree planting event
Plant a tree in your garden
Host your own tree planting event with neighbours or colleagues
Become a member of the Woodland Trust
Make a donation to the Woodland Trust so we can carry on with our work protecting woods and wildlife
Speak to your local council about tree planting opportunities in your area, or ask them to host an event
Share -nature on social media and encourage your followers to get involved.

25/10/2019

Nepal is a paradise of myths and mountains, Himalayas and history, Yaks and yetis, caste and culture, magic and mantras, festivals and fairy tales. The highest Himalayan ranges of the world wraps and protects the Himalayan lifestyle and culture. Nepal is a land where Lord Buddha was born and Buddhism was spread throughout the world from this very epicenter. It is noteworthy to say that Nepal still preaches “Kumari”, hailed as the living God. Nepal has vast range of natural landscapes ranging from the giant mountains to flat plains enriched with the thousand year old lifestyle, culture, customs and traditions that has remained unchanged since the beginning of the settlement.

Welcome to the land of Himalayas where unbeatable combination of natural beauty and cultural riches can be discovered. We have been organizing expeditions for Explorers who have been coming to prove their might on stepping the giant peaks of the world. In addition, we stand as a proud partner for those trekkers who have been coming to challenge the most difficult trekking trials of the Earth. Some trekkers simply enjoy and explore the beaten tracks whereas some loves to challenge the virgin trials of Nepal. We have been a loyal friend for those who have been coming to Nepal to discover the cultural riches of the country. We have been appreciated and recommended for organizing the adventure events like paragliding, bungee jumping and rafting. We have tailored the best holiday packages suitable for family, group or even for a honeymoon couple. We offer a wide range of holiday packages and tours ranging from one day hike to one month tour packages.

25/10/2019

Kanchenjunga conservation area project welcoming you all 🇳🇵

11/08/2019

यो मेरो टोपी,
मेरो टोपी कैलाश को शिर जस्तो, मेरो टोपी हिमालि भिर जस्तो
कहिले पनि झुक्न नजान्ने कहिले पनि लुक्न नमान्ने
मेरो टोपी, नेपाली वीर जस्तो नेपाली भिर जस्तो

मेरो टोपी भित्र मेरो बहिनिको माया को बाश
अहिले सम्म भोगेको मैले मेरै घम छायाको बाश
मेरो टोपी मैलो होइन यही माटोको टिका लागेको
मेरो पसिना पुच्दा पुच्दा यस्लाई केही दिक्क लागेको
यो मेरो टोपी
मेरो टोपी गाउले को शिर माथि, मेरो टोपी लाहुरे को शिर माथि
ठुलो सानो जान्दैन यो, भेद भाव मान्दैन यो

मेरो टोपी सुहाइदिन्छ सबै सबै नेपाली शिर माथि

धाव धाव अखढा भित्र मेरो टोपी लद्दै थियो
सगरमाथा ऊव्हो पनि मेरो टोपी चड्दै थियो
मेरो टोपी खोज्दै गये सागर देखि सहर सम्म
जहाँ पनि जहिले पनि यो त अघी बढ्दै थियो
यो मेरो टोपी हो
मेरो टोपी हितै को साथी जस्तो, अामा को छाती जस्तो
दु: ख सुख मा काम लाग्ने, नेपाली को नाम राख्ने
मेरो टोपी
आफ्नो सन्तान चिनाउने जन्मै को भावी जस्तो
यो मेरो टोपी।

20/07/2019

Join us at Great Himalayas
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15/06/2019

This month, we’re gearing up once again to welcome you with muddy hands and big smiles for a Day or two days of environmental action and cultural adventure! You’ll roll up your sleeves and get hands-on permaculture experience, challenge your minds to spark off ideas for a greener future, and get elbow deep in Sapana Hariyaliko planting trees with volunteers from around the world and schools and communities in and around Livingstone. You’ll live, learn and get silly with like-minded people, and come away with life-long friends!
connecting with active citizens from around the globe, planting trees, upcycling, building with eco-materials, learning about permaculture, sharing, giving back, growing and getting active.
www.mystic-nature.com

16/04/2019

We host Eco Friendly Adventure Tour around 🇳🇵 if you want to explore around mystical trail around the foothill of The Great Himalayas of Nepal 🇳🇵 join us 🙏

02/12/2018

"I'm not important, but I have an earnest message for the world," Angel says. "You are not being asked to go shave your head and become a monk, but to imagine a world where everyone does their part."

01/12/2018

"Never forget that you are one of a kind. Never forget that if there weren't any need for you in all your uniqueness to be on this earth, you wouldn't be here in the first place. And never forget, no matter how overwhelming life's challenges and problems seem to be, that one person can make a difference in the world. In fact, it is always because of one person that all the changes that matter in the world come about. So be that one person."

The mountain is carrying tonnes of waste ♻️⛰️ so we are looking for volunteers to work with so on waste management system and recycling.

28/11/2018

Let's be together for awareness program of plastic defects and cleaning up