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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Food, festivals, faith and everyday life in the places I travel.
From greetings to dal bhat refills, the small things that make a first trip to Nepal easier and more respectful.
Shopkeepers, monks, lamp-lighters and pilgrims — the community that circles one of the world's great stupas every single day.
Sleeping under a family's roof, eating what they eat and waking up to their routine — the most honest way to know a place.
Live music, rooftop dinners and late-night street food in Kathmandu's busiest neighbourhood — and the quiet lanes just behind it.
Metal, wood and stone: the families of Lalitpur who still make sacred art by hand, the way it has been done for centuries.
Music in the courtyards, chariots in the streets and whole neighbourhoods coming together — the valley is never more alive.
Small choices on the trail add up. How to trek in a way that respects the mountains and the people who live there.
Short summers, long winters and a community that has learned to thrive where very little grows.
Terraces, seasons and shared work: a year in the life of hill farming families, told through planting, harvest and festival days.
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