Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit Trek Blog in Nepal

Mani Rimdu Festival - The biggest Buddhist Fest and Mask dance Ceremony on the lap of Mt. Everest Base Camp Trekking Route in 3800m. Tangboche Monastery build and founded by Lama Gellu in 1981 AD.  and this monastery has strong ties with Rongbuk Monastery in Tibet just front of North side Everest Base Camp. Early years this monastery was damaged by earthquake and burned on 1989 AD. But, now it has rebuild with new designed and decorated by clean and fine Buddhist thank paint  art insight the monastery by the  Monks and Tibetans together.  The festival celebrating  October/November full moon day every year. Monks parade during the Mani Rimdu Festival in Tangboche Monastery Mani Rimdu festival is a annual biggest full moon festival in the shadow of Mt. Everest and Mt. Amadablam  at 3800m. insight the Biggest Buddhist Temple of Everest Base Camp Trekking trail and whole Mt. Everest Region.  The Buddhist monks exhibits the colorful mask dances that depict the victory of Buddhism

Honeymoon Couple Enjoying the Tour This Nepal Honeymoon package specially designed for honeymoon couple, Spend time knowing each other and get special memories after wedding. At Nepal Footprint Holiday, we make it easy with our exclusively well prepared and planned Honeymoon tours and vacation in the himalayas land, colorful temples and romantic places with sunset, mountain view with lakes and boating program. Nagarkot is one of the most famous place to see the mountain sunset view and sunrise as well. After that in morning we offer you an exclusive flight to the Himalayas where you can see together Mt. Everest 'The world highest mountain 8848m' Now you can say Honeymoon tours in Nepal on Mt. Everest. It will be your memorable experience during the life. Our honeymoon tour package are for those who want a romantic gateway with great accommodation, comfort transport. During your honeymoon tour in Nepal, you will visit some of famous temple and goddess for blessin

The number of Tigers in Bardiya national Park has surged dramatically since 2013, according to a new survey conducted by park officials. They claimed that the number of adult tigers in the park figured at around 70 now, with 13 cubs being observed during the survey. The survey team of Bardiya Natiolan Park team says they have found increase in the number of tigers in the areas around the Karnali and Babai river banks buffer zone. Transfering tiger from chitwan to Bardiya Tigers in Babai river bank of Bardiya National Park Tiger sightings have become commonplace in the park and buffer zone in adjoining Neulapur, Suryapatuwa and Khata wildlife corridors, according into the local people. ‘Tigers could be observed on a daily basis at Khata corridor and Shiva community forest’ Said local resident Krishna Pariyar of Dhodari 9. Bardiya. Main whiles, the Bardiya National Park headquarters they found 3 big cats dead in the buffer zones over the past six months. While two are b

Poon Hill Poon Hill is a 3210m '10531ft' mountain hill summit on the way to Annapurna Base Camp Trek in Myagdi District of Gandaki Zone.  It's name founded by local ethnic group family name Pun. Nearby hill there are big majority of those pun, Gurung and Magar family.  Now becoming very much popular among the tourist and trekkers to see best mountain view of Mt. Annapurna range and Mt. Dhaulagiri and rhododendrons forest with ethical villages landscape. The famous hiking and sunrise/sunset view point 'Poon Hill' located insight the Annapurna Conservation Area on the ridge of Ghorepani village. After an hour step hiking on southern ridge of Ghorepani deurali you will reach top of Pun hill.  Many trekkers they only trek up to poon hill within 3 to 8 days on the loop of Mt. Annapurna and Fishtail village. View of Mt. Annapurna South and Hiunchuli on the way to Poon Hill Trek Sunset view form Poon Hll  Before Sunrise view in Poon Hill Most of trekker

The three -days spiritual and ritual fest in Upper Mustang Lo-Manthang - 'The city of Mud' Buddhist community  Known as 'the chasing of the Daemons' and centered of the Tiji myth. Tiji tells the story of the deity named Dorje Sonam'  who must battle against his demon father to save the Kingdom of Mustang form destruction. The demon father wreaks havoc of Mustang by creating a water shortage which in this extremely arid land, most precious life-sustaining resource. Tiji come from the worlds 'ten che' meaning 'the hope of Buddhist prevailing in all worlds'. Tiji is the famous Buddhist festival in Upper Mustang held every year in  spring month according the Tibetan Buddhism Moon calendar in Lo Manthang city. Actually the festival name was Tenji. Later commonly pronounced 'Teeji'  is the abberiavted from of Tempa Chhirinm which translates to 'Prayer for World Peace.' Tenji commemorates the victory of Buddha's incarnation. Dorje s

View from Mohare Hill Community trek in Annapurna Dhaulagiri Tal This Nepal Community trek in Annapurna and Dhaulagiri region is our most favorite  and best selling shorts and easy treks in Nepal through the local community. The trek leads off the beaten track between Annapurna and Mt. Dhaulagiri gorge up to 3300m view point Mohare Hill. This trekking  is completely different test of Nepal among  the tourist  and short holiday seeker. This community trek itself  the support  remote and non touristic areas people, underdeveloped villages community, follow the footsteps  of ethical Nepalese origin and connected to modern civilization, education and medical awareness and  for better responsible  through tourism. On your  community trek  you can participate through beautiful mountain landscapes, traditional villages on the daily lives of locals and stay in simple community  lodges which is operated by the village communities, ethical  people and  enclose with mountain fresh nature.

Nepal Footprint Holiday Stop Elephant Safari in Nepal. Today 10ty January 2015 , After long discussion in our official meeting, as a part of sustainable tourism company, as a local responsible adventure agency and  animal right supporter of Nepal. Finally, we  Nepal Footprint Holiday P. Ltd.  decide  No More Elephant Safari Tour Organizing in Nepal on Chitwan National Park and Bardia National Park from This Year 2015. Yes we know after this big decision some of our honor guest feel cool and not to. But still we hoping good support from all of you to stop this kinds of holiday and making animal friendly safari holidays in Nepal. We are always passionate for  Animal right, local, unfair, ethical voice and social Justice issue which is related on our business, tourism  animal welfare and future impact. Elephant issues have been a strong area of concern.  Having such an enormous wild animal restrained for many hours at a time and used for rides or to do human-like behaviors, suc