Royal Mountain Travel Magazine Royal Mountain Travel Magazine Issue 1

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Issue 1 Vol 1 AUG 2011

Responsible Travel

We have identified a few of specific and
worthwhile community projects for rural
people in the areas of education and
community support programs having both
immediate and long term benefits.

Western Nepal

One Nepali visitor described his
visit as “fascinating, like travelling
back to the 18th century.”

THE
GREAT
HIMALAYA
TRAIL
Annapurna
Community
Eco-lodge trek

Accommodation is in community
lodges that have been built to
provide the local community with
all the benefits.

Tiger Hunting in
Bardiya
“Chances of meeting a tiger here are pretty
good,” said my guide, as we sat under the tree,
facing across the river. It was 40 degrees and the
sweat was pouring off us.

Humla

“I think Humla is honestly one of the most
culturally fascinating places in all of Nepal, a
cultural tapestry woven from ancient Khasa
kingdoms, ancestors of the grand Zhangzhung
kingdom of the north, with a mix of Rajput and
Thakuri blended into the mix” – Carol Dunham,
anthropologist.

Kapan

“Many of the homestays grow their
own vegetables using organic
farming methods. This of course is
a plus point for health conscious
guests,”