Nepal, locked between India and Tibet, was cut off from the rest of the world until the early 1950s. Eight of the world's ten highest mountains are located either wholly or partially within its spectacularly diverse topography.
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The Himalayas
Where Earth Meets Sky. An excellent first stop for the curious.
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The Himalayan Explorers Club
The quarterly newsletter of the Himalayan Explorers Club. Most of these were written by David Reed, author of the Rough Guide to Nepal.
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Golden Hill Travel
A range of trekking styles from comfortable adventures in the Himalayan foothills to more demanding trekking in the remote regions of the mountain kingdom.
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Trekking in Nepal
Go2Nepal offer useful trekking tips for visitors to Nepal.
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Pokhara
Good information to help you with your visit to Pokhara.
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Tenzing Norgay
Group treks to Nepal and Sikkim and an online design your own trek page -operated by Jamling Tenzing Norgay; featured in the Imax Everest movie.
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Nepal News
A collection of news stories relating to Nepal from the Kathmadu Post and others.
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Info Nepal
Comprehensive directory of information on Nepal with links to other nepal-related links as well.
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Buddha Treks
A group of passionate young travel professionals with many years of accumulated experience in organizing and leading groups in Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan and Sikkim.
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Ang Rita Trek
Run by Ang Rita Sherpa, ten times Everest Summit. Fixed departures for peak climbing and arranges climbing on any peaks in Nepal on any dates.
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Collection of quality images from Nepal
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