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Practical, tested advice for travelling and filming in Nepal and beyond — learned the hard way so you don’t have to.

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Budget Travel in Nepal: Making Your Money Go Further 01

Budget Travel in Nepal: Making Your Money Go Further

Nepal can be wonderfully affordable — if you travel like a local. Simple ways to spend less and experience more.

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Choosing Your First Trek: Easy, Moderate or Hard? 02

Choosing Your First Trek: Easy, Moderate or Hard?

Not every trek is Everest Base Camp. How to pick a route that matches your time, fitness and travel style.

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First Time in Nepal: 12 Things I Wish Every Visitor Knew 03

First Time in Nepal: 12 Things I Wish Every Visitor Knew

From greetings to dal bhat refills, the small things that make a first trip to Nepal easier and more respectful.

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Staying Healthy on the Road 04

Staying Healthy on the Road

Simple habits that keep me filming instead of resting in a guesthouse — food, water, sleep and listening to your body.

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Altitude Sense: Staying Safe Above 3,000 Metres 05

Altitude Sense: Staying Safe Above 3,000 Metres

The mountains don't care how fit you are. Simple habits that help you enjoy high trails safely.

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Responsible Trekking: Leave the Himalaya Better 06

Responsible Trekking: Leave the Himalaya Better

Small choices on the trail add up. How to trek in a way that respects the mountains and the people who live there.

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Packing for a Himalayan Trek: What Actually Earned Its Place 07

Packing for a Himalayan Trek: What Actually Earned Its Place

After several treks with a camera bag on my back, this is the short list of things I'd never leave behind — and what stays home.

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The Best Phone Settings for Travel Video 08

The Best Phone Settings for Travel Video

You can make a great travel film on your phone. These settings and habits make the biggest difference.

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Respectful Travel Photography: Asking Before You Shoot 09

Respectful Travel Photography: Asking Before You Shoot

Better portraits start with a conversation. How to photograph people with respect — and why your photos improve because of it.

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