Guys, one of my friends is planning to buy a CF Moto 250cc, but before buying, he wants to try the bike for a few days.
Do you think this bike is available for rent in Kathmandu? I think renting it for a day or two, riding it, and then deciding whether to buy it could be a good idea.
What do you guys think? Is it worth trying first? 😄 what about 210cc? yeso feedbacks dinu hola
One of my favorite things to do in Patan — exploring its hidden alleys on a mountain bike, grabbing a warm Jerry Swari and a cup of tea in the early morning.
What about you guys? What’s your favorite way to explore Patan?
Join me if you’d like to pedal together. :)
This is in Patan
A hidden gem in Nepal during our monsoon hike. 🌿💧
This was just one of the waterfalls we explored—there are actually 2–4 beautiful waterfalls scattered around this area. We were short on time, so we couldn't visit them all, but even this one made the hike completely worth it..
Monsoon really transforms these trails into something magical. i really love to hike during monsoon season what about you guys?
Location: Bhardev hike, Nepal
A hidden gem in Nepal during our monsoon hike. 🌿💧
This was just one of the waterfalls we explored—there are actually 2–4 beautiful waterfalls scattered around this area. We were short on time, so we couldn't visit them all, but even this one made the hike completely worth it..
Monsoon really transforms these trails into something magical. i really love to hike during monsoon season what about you guys?
Location: Bhardev hike, Nepal
A hidden gem in Nepal during our monsoon hike. 🌿💧
This was just one of the waterfalls we explored—there are actually 2–4 beautiful waterfalls scattered around this area. We were short on time, so we couldn't visit them all, but even this one made the hike completely worth it..
Monsoon really transforms these trails into something magical. i really love to hike during monsoon season what about you guys?
A hidden gem in Nepal during our monsoon hike. 🌿💧
This was just one of the waterfalls we explored—there are actually 2–4 beautiful waterfalls scattered around this area. We were short on time, so we couldn't visit them all, but even this one made the hike completely worth it..
location : Manikhel, nepal
Monsoon really transforms these trails into something magical. i really love to hike during monsoon season what about you guys?
A hidden gem in Nepal during our monsoon hike. 🌿💧
This was just one of the waterfalls we explored—there are actually 2–4 beautiful waterfalls scattered around this area. We were short on time, so we couldn't visit them all, but even this one made the hike completely worth it..
location : Manikhel, nepal
Monsoon really transforms these trails into something magical.
One of my neighbors is selling his travel agency, which has been running successfully for the past 12 years. He’s getting older, has done well financially, and now wants to retire. Since he isn’t into digital marketing or online business, he’s decided to sell the company.
I’m a licensed trekking guide and already done few freelancing treks and tours, so I have experience in tourism and some knowledge of digital marketing. He’s asking NPR 12 lakh for the agency.
In Nepal, starting a new travel agency requires a paid-up capital of around NPR 25 lakh, so buying an existing company seems like it could be an opportunity.
My questions are:
Is NPR 12 lakh a fair valuation for a 12-year-old travel agency?
What financial or legal documents should I review before making a decision?
Given the current tourism market in Nepal, would you buy an existing agency or start a new one?
What are the biggest risks I should be aware of?
I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has bought, sold, or operated a travel agency. Thanks in advance!
One of my neighbors is selling his travel agency, which has been running successfully for the past 12 years. He’s getting older, has done well financially, and now wants to retire. Since he isn’t into digital marketing or online business, he’s decided to sell the company.
I’m a licensed trekking guide and already run a motorcycle tour business, so I have experience in tourism and some knowledge of digital marketing. He’s asking NPR 12 lakh for the agency.
In Nepal, starting a new travel agency requires a paid-up capital of around NPR 25 lakh, so buying an existing company seems like it could be an opportunity.
My questions are:
Is NPR 12 lakh a fair valuation for a 12-year-old travel agency?
What financial or legal documents should I review before making a decision?
Given the current tourism market in Nepal, would you buy an existing agency or start a new one?
What are the biggest risks I should be aware of?
I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has bought, sold, or operated a travel agency. Thanks in advance!
Does anyone else post Google reviews regularly? I just hit 11 million views on my photos and reviews! 🎉
I just wish Google paid its Local Guides too. 🤣
Loving every moment here. Every second is worth it.
Trekking from Mardi himal, Nepal :)
Guys, ali ramro cv banaune design, formats haru katai cha? Auta banaunu parne thyo. Please help guys
What i have in my kausi kheti:
- lemongrass
- lemon-
- peach
- rosemary
- pumpkin
- raddish
- dragon fruits
- amba
- chilli
- lauka
- ramtori
- mint
- etc etc
Namaste guys, i am very keen to start a bakery shop and coffee shop near my area. Tyo baker training ma gayera croassaint, breads, muffins haru banauna sakincha hola? Kata sikne thau cha ra? Yeso suggestion dim
Namaste all, i am looking for a motorcyle tour guide in Kagbeni who can ride a bike and lead him up to Uppermustang. One of my friends is coming from the USA.
Due to guide mandatory he need a guide but due to limited budget he is looking from kagbeni to kabgeni only?
Any guide available who can lead this trip he is coming this june mid 2026! Also please share your cost per day!
Green surroundings, peaceful vibes, and a perfect pool to beat the heat. Can you guess where this place is?
Drone shots of the Swayambhu Temple taken during the COVID lockdown
