I've been on hundreds of flights. The most memorable, unique one was just 50 minutes and worth it for the views alone.
I saw Mount Everest and the rest of the Himalayas during my short, 50-minute flight from Kathmandu, Nepal, to Paro, Bhutan. It was incredibly unique.
Could drones really replace sherpas on Everest? Successful trials see drones carry 33lbs of equipment to Camp 1
Trials began in 2024 when Chinese drone manufacturer DJI teamed up with Nepalese drone service company Airlift and mountain ...
Nikkei Asia15d
Nepal seeks better grip on Mount Everest tourism
For Nepal, getting Everest tourism right is key. International tourism is a crucial source of foreign exchange and jobs for the country, with the World Bank calculating the sector's impact at $2.2 ...
Global Press Journal3d
Rural Nepalis Fight Cable Car Project on Sacred Himalayan Mountain
The Limbu community’s six-year battle against the 3 billion Nepali rupee (US$21.8 million) Pathibhara cable car project, ...
The Telegraph12d
Nepal: Sagarmatha Sambad set to take place in May, main focus on climate change, Himalaya issues
The grand event is being organised in Kathmandu from May 16-18 and Nepal is poised to take lead role on behalf of the ...
PlanetMountain4mon
Hidesuke Taneishi, Hiroki Yamamoto make first ascent of Mt Pholesobi in Nepal
Japanese mountaineers Hidesuke Taneishi and Hiroki Yamamoto have made the first ascent of Pholesobi Peak (6652m) in Nepal via a direct line up the mountain's North Face (ED+, 1500m). A Japanese duo ...