Often overlooked, Nepal offers a unique blend of culture and natural scenery that can reinvigorate the soul.
It’s famously home to the world's highest peak with friendly Sherpa who will help you connect to the landscape and release any underlying tensions. Whether you’re a thrill seeker or in need of some rest and relaxation there’s something for everyone.
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Pack light, fast drying clothing as usually people are very active (and sweaty) hiking around Nepal. You'll also of course need some winter ready coats and outer layers if you're planning on trekking and visiting during colder months.
Thamel is one of the most popular areas in the city for good reason. It's central and offers tons of variety for guesthouses.
Myanmar (otherwise known as Bhurma), has an otherworldly charm that cannot be captured through camera.
Angkor Wat the world's largest religious building, punctuates Siem Reap as well as it’s national flag
“The Land Of Smiles” is famous for its warm weather and equally warm hospitality.