I would like to request to Admin or Mod of this sub to make a list of all the apps or website that might be important for people who are coming or planning to come to Nepal. What I see is lack of online engagements regarding visit Nepal 2020 .
Many people tend to look at their mobile or laptops for the places before they wanna visit.
I can only see Megathread regarding Visit Nepal 2020 , but not lists , directories of important apps, websites, listings and all.
Please take a consideration.
Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake Trek is the champion trek of the Annapurna locale. Numerous trekkers miss Tilicho Lake while taking the Annapurna circuit. Some make it to Tilicho Lake in a couple of long stretches of trek however return once again from that point without going towards Thorong La Pass. The total circuit trek with Tilicho encounter joins the best of the two universes.
This trek is troublesome and requires abundant related knowledge of trekking in the mountains. The trek is long and acclimatization is an issue in the thin quality of the high Himalayas. What makes this trek laborious is the way that we will initially go to the height of 4,949 m (Tilicho lake) and after that drop down toΒ (Yak Kharka) and again climb to the elevation of 5,416 m (Thorong La Pass) in a matter of few days.
This fast rising and plunge will deplete your vitality. Consequently you ought to be quite arranged before beginning the trek. The excellence of the Annapurna district will anyway influence you to overlook all the agony and inconvenience of the trek.
Tilicho lake is the feature of our trek. It is a lake framed from chilly melts in the southern slant of Annapurna. Lake Tilicho is the most astounding height lake on the planet for its size. The lake has an incredible religious importance for the Hindus as it is accepted to be the Kak Bhusundi lake referenced in the old epic of Ramaya
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So I just finished playing this game for the first time as I'm making my way through all the games. I was really taken aback by the task list and I'm wondering how other people felt about it.
None of the other games 'I've played thus far have been like this one, where the answers to puzzles are outright handed to you in the task list! I don't mind saying I felt a little cheated, because I was enjoying the setting a lot otherwise. Uncovering the hints you need to progress is my favourite part of ND games, but many times the task list outright gave the answer before I'd even gotten to those hints. It also cut down on the playtime significantly. Most of my time was spent walking around looking for bugs :/
Am I the only one who felt that way? Are there any other games like this that I need to look out for? I was about to start on the Haunted Carousel, but if it's the same thing I'd rather pick another one in between.
Soo guys I've been having a debate with a friend of mine about where should we take our foreign friends for a good trek and beautiful views. We are going at the end of this month and I want some unbiased opinion over our destination. I want us to go Rara but he says Mardi will be better. What's your take guys?
So I've been planning a trip out of town with some friends - we're not party people, all pretty mature 20-somethings, many of us don't drink and none of us smoke
I found a really really great cabin on some land nearby on AirBnB - it's on a lakefront with a boat launch, fire pit outside, an hour from the nearest town, it looks absolutely perfect and I can't wait to spend some time there - fishing, swimming, bonfires, I have a projector and a screen so we can watch movies outside in the woods, it's going to be great
The catch is, when I presented the idea to my friends, they were almost a little too on board - practically everybody said "yes", and then boyfriends and girlfriends got phoned and many of them said "yes", so I might be looking at about 15 or 16 people coming with me on this trip - the cabin only has beds for about 10. If I start saying no to people I can cut that down, but it gets ugly when you kick friends out of plans. I myself have a girl I want to bring along so that makes two already, and then my one friend is only the guy aside from me who has any outdoor experience, so he and his significant other will need to come - now we're already half booked!
My idea is to book the cabin and then contact the host and just explain, "it's a bunch of quiet nerds going camping, there's no partying happening, can I pay you X amount extra for each person over the total and then they just bring a tent and camp along the side of the house?"
Does that sound fair? What's your advice on the situation?
