Solo Female Nomad

Kathmandu has captured me like no other city has, pulling me back time and time again. I have traveled to Kathmandu as a solo female many times, and it’s only after a few months of leaving that I feel an urge to return. I remember the moment that I first walked out of the Airport [...]

Volunteering in Nepal can be a life changing experience, both for you and hopefully for the Nepali people. This is providing that you find the right organisation to volunteer for. Many volunteer organisations in Nepal describe themselves as being not-for-profit, when  infact they are operating for profit. There are many people that go to Nepal [...]

It is no secret that I have an out of control passion for Nepal.  My love for Nepal is, and will be, a recurring theme throughout this blog. I have traveled to Nepal as a solo female four times. Only a few months after I return I start to seriously miss the country again. It [...]

Sitting in my office cubicle I often got tired of the monotony, the photocopier that kept jamming and the stale air of the office. It got old really fast. Whilst traveling my view of work completely changed, and my cubicle started to become alot more attractive and appealing. It was whilst traveling through the developing [...]

I want to share with you my most memorable travel experience. One that will be very hard to beat: The day that I met Everest. Mount Everest, also known as Chomolungma by the Chinese or Sagarmāthā by the Nepalis, is earth’s highest Mountain. I visited this great mountain a couple of years ago, and it’s [...]

Sadhus are holy men that practice Hinduism and have left all material and sexual attachments. These photos were taken at Pashupatinath, which is Nepal’s holiest Hindu site, and a popular place of pilgrimage. It is located along the Bagmati river in Kathmandu. I love this photo I took in Pashupatinath, Kathmandu. It’s almost as if [...]