Travel Blog of Medhavi Davda (from India)
Adventure Travel ~ Responsible Travel ~ Experiential Travel​ ~ Solo Travel​
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Nepal - The land of Everest
Annapurna Base Camp Trek from Ghandruk Village - the shortest route to ABC Trek
When the mountains do call, you don’t say no! When I got invited to go on a trek to Annapurna Base Camp, all I cared about was "to be" in the Himalayas, one more time, coz that’s where I feel alive. Though I was dealing with the thought of walking on one of the most popular trekking routes of Nepal...
How to plan Annapurna Base Camp Trek - route, difficulty, safety for solo trekking
Annapurna region, also known as Annapurna Massif, is the second most popular region in Nepal, after Everest. The highlight of the Annapurna Mountain Range is Annapurna I (8091m), the tenth highest mountain of the world, surrounded with around 30 peaks over 6000m. Ranging from easy short treks...
Annapurna Conservation Area Project - classic model for responsible trekking tourism
Growing up in an era, when human society is constantly under the threat of depletion of natural resources, I had dreamt to visit some beautiful corners of our planet before the threat turned into a reality, like everyone in our generation has. My strong connection with sports got interwoven with..
Trek to Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar
Everest Base Camp trek or the EBC trek as it is popularly known, was never in my checklist of treks. I had always imagined it to be too commercialised and crowded. However when I was in Nepal in June to attend the International Travel Bloggers and Media Conference, I wasn’t ready to leave the country without...
Handy Guide to Everest Base Camp Trek
Everest Base Camp is the most popular trek in the world. The trekking route to Everest Base Camp is very well marked and well facilitated. Many companies organise Everest Base Camp trek, however this trek can be attempted as a self-supported trek or solo trek if you are an experienced trekker..
Bandipur - Newari heritage town in Himalayas
Bandipur, a charming little town in the foothills of Himalayas, all the way different from the rest of the destinations in Nepal, is quintessential heritage of Nepalese culture. Hidden in the lower Himalayan ranges, isolated on a hilltop at 1050m, Bandipur is absolutely off the beaten track..