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Mount Everest (Sagarmatha) Highest mountain of the world

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Mount Everest The highest mountain in the world is Mount Everest. Its peak rises to 8,848 m (29,028 ft 9 in) – the highest point in the world. First known as Peak XV on the Tibet - Nepal border, it was discovered to be the world's highest mountain in 1856 by the Survey Department of the Government of India, from theodolite readings taken in 1849 and 1850. Its height was calculated to be 8,840 m 29,002 ft. The mountain was named after Col. Sir George Everest (UK), who was Surveyor-General of India from 1830 to 1843, and who, in fact, pronounced his name 'Eve-rest' as opposed to 'Ever-est'. Mount Everest is also known by the Tibetan name Chomolungma (Goddess Mother of the World) and by the Nepali name Sagarmatha (Forehead in the Sky). Many human triumphs and tragedies have been played out on Everest's slopes. George Mallory (UK) was one of the first to lead an expedition to climb the peak, in 1921. He perished not far from the s...
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Get a Visa to Nepal | Visa Nepal Information & Requirements - Nepal Tourism Board

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Visa to Nepal Like most countries Nepal has multiple types of visa but we are going to focus on the most common types used - Tourist and Non Tourist Visa. A visa can be obtained on Arrival at Nepal's International Airport -Tribhuvan International Airport or thru Nepalese Embassies abroad. Tourist visa US $25   -  15 days multiple entry visa. US $40   -  30 days multiple entry visa. US $100 -  90 days multiple entry visa. Non tourist visas US $5   - Nepalese origin with foreign Citizenship. US $10 - Licensed Journalists US $10 - Foreigners married to Nepalese citizen SAARC Countries (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Maldives, Bhutan, Afghanistan) - No visa for 30 days stay ==================================================================== VISA INFORMATION  NEPAL Before reading further, please check this urgent notice issued by the  Department of Immigration  (Government of Nepal, Ministry of Home ...
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Trekking in Nepal | Trekking routes of Nepal

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Trekking in Nepal  Trekking in Nepal is by far the most popular tourist activity and in the year to come, 2016, as local Sherpa Guide Nepal in Nepal have decided to add on a few more treks to the Himalayas just to make your options a little wider. We did already have some of the best treks on the table for your ultimate Trekking in Nepal experience, Everest Base Camp Trek (EBC Trek), Annapurna Base Camp Trek (ABC Trek), Annapurna Circuit Trek, Annapurna Sanctuary Trek just to name a few.  AS your local Sherpa Guide in Nepal, we are proud to announce that all the below mentioned treks will be available for the year 2016 and some of them are really incredible as they take you to the Restricted Areas of Nepal, very recently opened to public and visitors: Trekking in the Everest Region of Nepal: - Everest Base Camp Trek (EBC Trek) - Instant Everest Trek - Gokyo Kala Pathar Trek - Mani Rimdu Trek - Renjo La Pass - Gokyo Trek -  Arun Valley - Everest ...
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Famous Places to Visit in Kathmandu Nepal | Nepal Tourism Information

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mountainguidenepal.blogspot.com Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, is one of best famous/popular place to visit/see in Nepal. There are many places for sightseeing Kathmandu, Nepal tour. Nepal is a landlocked country situated in south centre of Asia. It lies in northern Indian subcontinent. It is located between The Peoples Republic of China in its north and the Republic of India to its South. It is an elongated country with India on both the narrow east, south and west ends and with Tibet on north. Kathmandu is the capital city of the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal and is located near the centre of Nepal. It is the largest metropolitan city in Nepal and the nation’s historical centre. 1. Kathmandu Durbar Square: Kathmandu Durbar Square is the social, religious and urban focal point of the capital of Nepal. It is home of cultural and historical complex of palaces, courtyards and temples. There are some of the interesting things to see in this Square. Read more… 2. Akash Bhair...
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Helambu Trekking | One of the best trekking destinations of Nepal

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Itinerary Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu: Arrival Kathmandu transfer to your hotel. Day 02: Sundarijal –Chisopani: From Kathmandu 1 hour drive to Sundarijal and 4 hour walking to Chisopani (2215m) Overnightat Lodge, Day 03: Chisopani-Gul Bhanjyang: From Chisopani 5 hour walking to GulBhanyang (2300m) Overnight at Lodge, Day 04: Gul Bhanjyang- Tharapati From Gulbhanjyang 6 hour walking to Tharepati (3,400m) Before your reach Tharapati, you will pass two ridges. From these points, Yuri Danda and Panghu Danda (3,285 m.) everyone can see the beautiful mountain series.Overnight at Lodge Day 05: Tharapati to Tarkeghyang: From Threpati 9 hour walking to Tarkeghyng (3000m) It is a most interesting village for trekkers, because it's the largest village in this area. Nowadays, this area has been most commercialized because the people from Tarkeghyang are good and antique sellers; some of them have become rich by this kind of trading Overnight at Lodge...
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Sherpa Guide | Sherpa : The Invisible Men of Everest

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 More images Sherpa guide Featured snippet from the web The word ' Sherpa ' is commonly used to describe someone who is a mountain   guide   or porter working in the Everest area. But   Sherpa   is actually the name of an ethnic group of people who live in the mountains of Nepal, central Asia. Hundreds of climbers every year attempt to reach the summit of Mount Everest, the world's highest mountain. It is a dangerous mission so most climbers rely on help from mountain guides, known as Sherpas. Read our guide to who they are and what they do. What is a 'Sherpa'? The word 'Sherpa' is commonly used to describe someone who is a mountain guide or porter working in the Everest area. But Sherpa is actually the name of an ethnic group of people who live in the mountains of Nepal, central Asia. What does a Sherpa do? Sherpas are local people who are highly skilled and experienced climbers. AP The first ...
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Tourist Giving Guidelines in Nepal | Nepal Tourism | Must Visit

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Here are a few guidelines to know how much to pay: Village Home-stay: When you get here you will be invited to countless villages to stay with your new, Nepali friends. It sounds inviting, but how much to pay? Your new friend will likely tell you it is completely up to you. It is important that you find out in advance how much he expects from you. You can ask how much the last person paid then explain to him how much your daily budget is. “My budget is up to 1,500 NRs. per day,” you can explain. “If I go to your village and pay 300 NRs. for the bus fare each way and stay there for two nights that would only leave me 1,200 NRs. per day. Would 750 NRs. be OK with you and your wife?” Be very clear in advance as to how much money is to be paid. When he looks disappointed, ask him if the toilet is inside. Seriously, how much should a person pay for a room without glass in the windows and a toilet you have to get to from outside?  That would leave you enough for...
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lower Solukhumbu Trekking in Nepal | Trekking in Nepal: Nepal Trekking, Nepal Hiking Tours

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Lower Solukhumbu Trekking in Nepal Going trekking in Nepal? Let’s help you with a snapshot overview of what’s likely the twelve best treks in Nepal. At least, they are currently the most popular treks in Nepal, based on number of trekkers. Every year Nepal attracts +200,000 trekkers. That also means that every year +200,000 people are faced with the hard choice of selecting which trekking destination to explore in Nepal. Let’s face it - this is not an easy choice. How odd it may sound the decision of choosing your favorite trek might actually be easier made in your home country (likely with proper internet connection also…) than in the bustling trekking and tourist area, Thamel, where hundreds of trekking agencies inevitably will offer you different opinions as to which trek is the best trek in Nepal. Worst case, some opinions offered by local trekking agencies might be more profit driven than anything else. Best case, you’ll receive good but likely different pieces of...
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Know more about Trip advisory Kathmandu Nepal

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4 Day Kathmandu Heritage Tour What You'll Do Visit Boudhanath Stupa,whose commanding presence in the region ensures that it continues to be a popular pilgrimage for religious devotees Glimpse ancient history and traditional Nepalese cultural heritage as you admire world heritage listed sites and historical areas Explore the unusual and exiciting Kathmandu valley whose exotic treasures await to be discovered Observe the holy and mysterious Pashupatinath temple on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River where entry is strictly forbidden to all non-Hindus Overview On this tour you will explore Kathmandu Valley's ancient natural heritage, have unique cultural experiences and admire breathtaking views of mountainous skyline and unforgettable panoramas at an array of different special and dynamic places. What to Expect Embark on journey through majestic Kathmandu, also known as Kantipur or the Kingdom of Nepal on your second day in the region after a h...
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Things to Do Before You Come to Nepal | Nepal Tourism | Know about Nepal

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Coming to Nepal for the first time? There is so much to consider prior to leaving it can almost make you dizzy. Then, when you get to Nepal you will undoubtedly wish you would have or wouldn’t have done this or that. How can you possibly know in advance? Here are a few things you will want to do before you leave home, based upon my living here for more than 3 years. This list is taken from my eBook, Nepal: A Tourist’s Manual. Of course no one will do all of these suggestions, but they will get you to think about this from a bit of a different view. Things to do before you come to Nepal: 1. Scan the receipt of any jewelry you will be bringing with you. You can email it to yourself or save it on a pen drive. If you get into financial trouble you can borrow against it instead of having to pay Western Union rates to get money in a time of crisis. It happens. If it gets stolen you will find the picture and receipt helpful, as well. 2. Get an international drivers’ lice...
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