When I think of mountains I think of Himalayas. To walk amongst world’s highest peaks towering over you, is a humbling experience of a lifetime. And if it’s a more remote region where modern development (read - roads, wi-fi, fancy meals, comfy beds and hot showers) hasn’t caught up yet, you’re able to witness the unspoilt culture of the true highlanders. It’s not an easy walk, at times you’re completely out of breath, but those breathtaking views are worth every step. I have been in Nepal twice already and will be returning in spring 2020 for a month-long trek in the remote Kanchenjunga region.

Manaslu

Our way around the World's 8th tallest mountain - Manaslu in Nepal. Sharing the path with mules, yaks, an odd stray dog and beautiful hard working people enriched by layers of cultural heritage amongst a literally breathtaking scenery that are the Himalayas - the roof of the World.

Langtang. Gosainkunda trek.

A journey in Nepal's Himalayas where a group of Latvian trekkers cross the Langtang National Park via Laurabina Pass (4610m) and the sacred lake of Gosainkunda.