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Phoksundo Lake, the Jewel of Dolpa

Phoksundo Lake, the Jewel of Dolpa —the Deepest Lake in Nepal

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Pisang, Annapurna Circuit Trek 

-- Amazingly Beautiful Himalayan range reflecting in the water

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Crossing Suspension Bridge over Langtang Khola Form the wonders of Langtang Lirung, to the fascinating local culture Langtang valley, is everything you expect to be & more.

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Paragliding from Mardi 

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The mirror image of Mt.Machhapuchhre in water. 

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Some of the things you do not want to miss out during your stay in Nepal. Exploring this vibrant, colorful country is worth it. Blog - hawrrybhattarai #crusadehimalaya #get2nepal #nepal #bestthingstodo #himalayas#visitnepal2020

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Poll Time

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Heavenly view of Gangapurna and Annapurna III On the way to Annapurna Circuit - 19 Days 

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The Best Treks in Nepal For Absolute Beginners

First things first. You simply can’t travel to Nepal and not go trekking. Trek by its definition is not an easy thing to do. It requires some level of physical effort.

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SOME COMMON CULTURE CRASHES A TOURIST MAY FACE IN NEPAL

Cultural Crashes (Noun) ~ the sensation of disorientation experienced by someone who suddenly submits to an unknown culture, way of life, or a set of attitudes.

The life of a tourist in Nepal

Sadhus in Nepal is one of the South Asian nations most recognized throughout the world for its natural and archaeological riches and ancient culture and art. Historic palaces, imposing peaks of the Himalayas, landscapes and rare religious objects are the main providers of the universal service of this small country without exit to the sea. With the availability of variation of ethnic tribes, all regions of Nepal is unique and distinct in terms of lifestyle and culture.

A life of a foreigner in Nepal can come with many difficulties that are not seen due to the drastic difference in lifestyle and culture. Cultural clashes are common for tourists who have landed recently in Nepal. Despite all the minor difficulties one might encounter during the visit, the nation and its people are sure to offer the highest level of hospitality and love.

Clash of Common Culture in Nepal

# 1 Meals and the label of Nepal

Steamed rice and lentils (Dal and bhat) the basic diet of most of Nepal. One could eat dal and bhat almost twice a day, every day. A foreigner can be strange and monotonous. The culture of trying a new dish at home is quite rare and almost unknown in the rural regions of Nepal.

Nepali prefer to use only one right hand while eating, while, the use of the left hand is completely prohibited. The use of cutlery is rare and the right hand is always very useful when necessary.

# 2 Cleanliness and Cleanliness

It is common to find a squat-hygienic position in Nepalese homes. The use of toilet seat is rare and is mostly found only in local hotels and restaurants. The use of toilet paper is rare in homes.

Due to the lack of water supply in the city, in Kathmandu, and the lack of budget, people choose to clean themselves without the use of a shower. It is quite common to experience people bathing in an ancient way, using the bucket and a cup to pour water on the body.

# 3 Driving and Transportation

In Nepal, it is a rule to drive in a lane on the left. The vehicles are customized and sold to be used while driving in a lane on the left.

The rules of crossing the street using a traffic signal, zebra crossing and tail are rare, therefore, people cross the street in any way they wish, despite the possible dangers.

Expressing love or affection in public; Kisses and hugs, etc., is forbidden, due mainly to the restrictions of culture and lifestyle. People may find it offensive if a couple is seen kissing or hugging in public places; streets, restaurants, etc., therefore, it is highly recommended for a tourist to keep this type of activities inside a room or private place.

# 5 Label at home

Nepali do not wear their footwear inside their house, mainly because of cultural and lifestyle restrictions and hygiene. It is believed that the footwear carries the germs and evils and should not be taken inside the house, which is quite true, since, on the streets of Nepal they are dirty and dirty, therefore, it is recommended that you remove the shoes before entering the interior of the Nepalese home.

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Annapurna Base Camp Trek with Crusade Himalaya

Trekking in the Annapurna range will open your eyes not only to scenes of great beauty but will enable you to build a relationship with people of another race another culture” Annapurna has always been in the traveller's wish list.

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Highlights of Everest Base Camp Trek with Crusade Himalaya

Catch the sunset on Mt.everest & Lhotse From famous viewpoint of Kala Patthar

Visit Tengboche monastery & experience the unique Sherpa culture

Witness Biggest & Longest Glacier: Khumbu & Ngozumpa glacier

Explore Hillary Museum

Sip tea or coffee at Namche Bazaar- The Sherpa’s capital

Witness Extremely rare species like Flora & Fauna at Sagarmatha national park

Catch an Entrancing view of Ama Dablam(6856m), Mt Lhotse (8516m), Mt. Nuptse (7855m), Mt. Pumori (7161m) and many more.

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BEING A TRAVELER AND TREKKER, WE SHOULD KEEP CLEAN TO THE HIMALAYAS