Trail & Trek Expedition Nepal

17/01/2024

17/01/2024

Pashupatinath Temple.
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28/12/2023

Malla Dynasty Durbar(Palace)
Patan Durbar Square.
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22/11/2023

Good morning from the city of temples
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23/10/2023

Aji Maa, Harati Mata.
Swyambhunath, Kathmandu.

20/05/2023

P.C. Erin Bennett

16/05/2023

Larkya La pass, one of the longest pass during Manaslu circuit trek.
The pass altitudes at 5106 meter from sea level.

Be a part of the adventure with Trail & Trek Expedition Nepal.
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12/05/2023

When you are in the city of temples.
Patan Durbar Square.
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25/12/2022

Feliz navidad a todos mis amigos de todo el mundo🎈🎈🎈🎈

06/09/2022

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04/09/2022

Pashupatinath Temple.

14/07/2022

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Lakpa Tsheri Sherpa, as known as Lakpa Yeti, or the “flying sherpa”.

When Lakpa Tsheri Sherpa first saw paragliders arrive in the Himalaya, he dreamed of flying above the massive peaks of his home—the Khumbu region. After his third successful summit guiding trip on Everest (one together with my friend ) he viewed paragliding as a simpler, faster, and more graceful way of descending through the peak’s perilous slopes.

He ran into Sano Babu Sunuwar, whom Lakpa had met years earlier on Island Peak. Babu repaired the glider that Lakpa destroyed when he crushed into a tree in 2010, and the two men hatched the plan for the Ultimate Descent.

They would climb to the world’s highest point, launch a paraglider and fly for as long as possible, bicycle to a point where streams gathered into rivers, kayak across the Nepali border into India, and paddle the Ganges River all the way to the Indian Ocean. It would be an unprecedented first, but it was the overall combination of sports, audacity, and friendship that drew the duo to the idea. Babu, 28, had no climbing experience. Lakpa, 39, had never kayaked and didn’t even know how to swim.

In April of 2011, the duo had borrowed gear, slapped a basic plan together, and began their ascent of Everest. On May 21, they became the third party to launch a paraglider from the summit and set a new world record of 8,865 meters for free flight in the process. After 850 kilometers, Lakpa and Babu reached the Bay of Bengal. On June 27, they became the first people to complete the descent from Everest’s summit to the Indian Ocean.

There were no social media campaigns, corporate sponsors, or expedition websites, just the essential ingredients for adventure—vision, creativity, and friendship.

If there’s a will, there’s a way.

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15/05/2022

The feeling of contentment when you are in the mountains.
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13/05/2022

There's nothing quite like a plate of tasty Nepali Daal, Bhaat, and Tarkari with Ghiyu.(Ghee). 🤤

PC: Achaar Ghar

27/04/2022

Up in the Himalayas.

12/04/2022

A Devotee to God watches other devotees passing by.
# MahaShivaratri evening
# CityOftemples #
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02/04/2022

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Pashupatinath Temple

Cultural explore.

26/03/2022

Heritage renovation is handing over of culture and preservation of history.

Temple


Cultural Explore.

25/12/2021

Merry Christmas🎄☃️
-Trail & Trek Family🙏