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Nepal
Before the temples, encounters and rituals, there is that first moment: setting down our bags and allowing Nepal to gently reveal itself.
2026
Along the banks of the Bagmati River, Pashupatinath reveals a different relationship with death. Among temples, cremation ceremonies and prayers, discovering this sanctuary means entering the heart of one of Nepal’s most deeply rooted traditions.
At Bodnath, movement is part of the place itself. Around the great stupa, pilgrims, prayer wheels and acts of devotion create a rhythm that reveals itself when we take the time to observe.
Ash-covered faces, long hair and saffron robes: sadhus are among Nepal’s most fascinating figures. Beyond their appearance lies an ancient tradition of renunciation and spiritual seeking.
Perched above Kathmandu, Swayambhunath reveals another side of the capital. Amid its stupa, prayer flags, and ancient traditions, this sacred site tells the story of Buddhism and Hinduism coexisting for centuries.
Just a few kilometers from Kathmandu, Pharping reveals a more peaceful side of Nepal. Among Buddhist monasteries, Hindu shrines, and green hills, the journey begins to take on a different rhythm.
In the heart of Nepal’s hills, Vishuddhi Alaya invites a change of pace. Yoga, meditation, breathwork, and time for yourself create a peaceful pause, offering a different way to experience the journey.
In Nepal, singing bowls reveal far more than sound. Through craftsmanship, symbolism, the full moon, and meditation, discover what makes these instruments so fascinating.
At Namo Buddha, the pilgrimage begins along paths winding through Nepal’s hills. Amid Buddhist legend, a monastery, and devotional practices passed down through centuries, the sacred reveals itself step by step.
From the trade routes between Tibet and Kathmandu to Nepali tables today, momos tell a story of traditions passed down through generations, flavors, and culinary craftsmanship. Discover one of Nepal's most popular specialties.
