Trekking Mart Blogger: October 2015

Trip to the wild side of Chitwan

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More famously Chitwan is itself a brand name of Wilderness – a home of huge species of wild flora and fauna. This UNESCO world heritage site of Nepal is renowned for wild/eco/wildlife Tourism; thousands for visitors from across the globe reach there to gamble the creativity of supreme nature.

This is the hub to wildlife lovers and researchers. Along with a large number of medicinal herbs, trees and animals, Chitwan is being more living with its existing number Bengal Tiger, One-horned Rhino, Feral Pig, Wild Elephants, Crocodiles and etc. To explore these wild parts of admirable Chitwan, it has developed a number of wild/adventure trips. These are…

1. Jungle walk
2. Elebhant back safari/ Jeep safari
3. Canoe ride in Rapti River
4. Bird Watching tour
5. Visit Crocodile Breeding Center
6. Elephant Breeding Center
7. Elephant Bath

Try it once!

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“For Korean tourists, a trip to Nepal is spiritual healing”

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Choe, Yong-Jin is the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Nepal. He has been working to bring greater dynamism in the trade- tourism relationship between the two countries.

According to him the quantity of tourist by number is not important. Korean tourists who come to Nepal are high end tourists who are educated and wealthy. They come to Nepal for pilgrimage and meditation not for fun. For Korean tourists, a trip to Nepal is spiritual healing. They not only visit Lumbini but also trek to the Annapurna region or Everest region. The number is increasing steadily but more important is the quality. The quality we bring in to Nepal will prove to be good for the country.

Such an impressive interview by the Ambassador has brought a positive hope on Korean market of Nepal’s tourism industry. Entrepreneurs are excited and motivated to focus on quality service to Korean visitors.

Source: The Himalayan times

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New ways to explore Nepal without climbing mountains

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1. Boudhnath stupa

Visiting Boudhnath stupa, Kathmandu’s thriving Buddhist enclave, is a way to your inner Buddha. If you have one!

2. Durbar squares

All three Durbar squares of valley: Bhaktapur, Patan and Kathmandu- are home of impressive architectures.

3. Relaxing evenings

Evening at a hotel at the end of the universe sometimes involves a Khukuri rum with friendly hotel staffs. And may be a jam session!

4. Local cafes

Local cafes with traditional music and dances are just like beyond evolution at any other part of earth.

5. Villages with a view

From the Himalayan mountain village of Nagakot and etc., there are view of terraced fields and, when skies are clear, sunrise over never-ending Himalayan ranges.