Nepal Reviews

Nepal Most of Nepal is located in the Himalayas. The far southern region along the border with India is about the only place that has any substantial amount of flat land! Obviously the Himalayas are the main draw and they are really the stuff of dreams. They will stay in your memories forever and Nepal is definitely a place ...  Read the complete review

In 1981 I was dragged kicking and screaming to live in a country that I had never heard of. I was six years old and the moment I arrived in Nepal, my opinion changed forever - I was hooked. As a six year old the 'scenery' did not hold much interest to me!!! I loved the adventure and the freedom. The Horseriding, the swimming, ...  Read the complete review

Namashkar. Welcome to the land of the Gods as they say in Nepal. We landed at Katmandu airport and the first thing that struck to us as being odd was the fact that we had to pay the visa fees in US Dollars - $25.00 for a single entry visa ? and we didn?t even have US Dollars on us! The customs officer insisted we change the local ...  Read the complete review

My Sister is currently in Nepal She left on the 1st of February. There are lots of organisations which organise to take students on a Gap year. You go with a group of people but you meet them before and can talk on the phone to them so they are not complete strangers. My sister is currently staying in a school and teaching the Nepalese ...  Read the complete review

This is a super little site, if a bit specialist. A true enthusiast runs it. He squirrels away just about anything to do with Mt.Everest and Nepal into a well laid out and very informative site. There are pages of interesting and sometimes morbid facts about the mountain. Especially worth reading are the sections on Acute ...  Read the complete review