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Mountain Biking in Nepal When it comes to Nepal, all they think about is the adventure:  trekking ,  expedition ,  rafting , kayaking,  bungee jumping  and many more. But nowadays,  mountain biking  has also been an alternative for the adventure and nature lover. It’s been said that the best way to outlook the inner beauty of Nepal is trekking but now mountain biking is also another alternative. It provides you the pleasure of wandering deep into the natural beauty of Nepal either you are riding in the countryside or in and nearby the valley. Mountain biking in Nepal has been gaining its popularity among the local people as well as of the tourist. You can reach into the core area inside the valley or to the stannous places. Nepal is suitable for all kinds of riders from the beginners to the extreme riders. Previously few bikers used to ride around the Kathmandu valley for a while and occasional tours. But now it has been evolving at a lightning speed. You can see the locals going

What is Yoga? Yoga is a group of physical, mental and spiritual practices or disciplines, originated in ancient India. The most known types of yoga are Hatha yoga and Raja Yoga. It was practiced after Swami Vivekananda seceded. It improves the mental health of healthy as well as of ill people.  Yoga helps in: • Attaining a goal in a disciplined method • Techniques for controlling the body and the mind Meditation is a practice designed to relax, build internal energy and develop compassion, love, patience, generosity, and forgiveness. It is used to clear the mind and to ease the health concerns such as blood pressure, depression, and anxiety. How is Yoga started? Yoga is believed to be started in ancient India. According to the pre-philosophical speculation, it was seen in between 200-500 BC. It was practiced in the schools of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism from where yoga got emerged. Click the following link to know more https://www.greatnepaltreks.com/yoga-meditat

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A Grand Four Day trek in Nepal : A Grand Four - Day Mountain Trek in Nepal – Just Right for Our Age and Ability Like many travelers, we had long read and dreamed of visiting this magical country.  The idea of being...

When we started thinking about going to Nepal, it was all about seeing Mt. Everest, the high mountain villages, Kathmandu, all of those ancient temples, cremations alongside rivers, and of course being able to confront tigers, rhinos, and elephants in the wild.    What never factored into the equation was being immersed in the Nepali culture.    Like many Americans, we have been turned off for years seeing pictures of people jammed together, crowded streets teeming with humanity, trash everywhere, and those often written about “smells and noise.”   Yet the draw of the mountains and historical sites kept calling us.   We are world nomads, now continuously on the road for over two years.   We left the United States following our retirement and are pursuing a lifelong dream of “really seeing the world.   So far 36 countries.   When Nepal came upon our horizon, we said, “sure, why not…it’s time.”   We planned a one month stay in Kathmandu, rented an apartment in the cit

THE OLD FREAK STREET: 60'S HIPPIE HEAVEN in Nepal Freak street , a.k.a.  Jhochhen Tole , is a street located in  Basantapur , southern side of  Kathmandu Durbar Square . Today, Freak Street is popular location among tourists as the vibes the street carries are amazing. From tattoo parlors, eateries, handicraft stores to the gorgeous culture it reflects, Freak Street has it all, making it an ideal location for tourists from all around the world to visit. Also Read:  NEPAL’S LIVING GODDESS: KUMARI However, in the '60s visited Freak Street was popular among tourists for totally different reasons. Back in the days, the 'Old' Freak Street was a sanctuary for hippies from all over the world, looking forward to getting their hands on legal cannabis. In the '60s, Hippie tourism was a big thing in Nepal, and Freak Street was the hub for them. Freak Street was jam-packed with government-licensed stores selling marijuana legally to almost everyone.