Nepal

Perched above the Kathmandu Valley, Kirtipur offers serene temple views and one of the bloodiest chapters in Nepal’s founding story.

Far from Everest’s crowds, Kanchenjunga offers glaciers, high passes, and the rare luxury of true solitude beneath the world’s third-highest peak.

Seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites frame the Kathmandu Valley as a living sacred landscape.

Step beyond Pokhara’s crowded lakeside to the quiet waters of Begnas and Rupa, where wildlife, village life and Himalayan views reveal a deeper Nepal.

A centuries-old event celebrated in the Kathmandu Valley to commemorate the dead goes contemporary, with a little help from Nepal’s LGBT community.

More famous for its temples than its tipples, Kathmandu is now on the cocktail map thanks to soulful speakeasy.

Newa dishes form the most celebrated subset of Nepalese cuisine with over 500 creations unfamiliar to even the most knowledgeable gastronomes.

Kathmandu’s majestic Kaiser Library, a treasure trove of rare and beautiful volumes in the heart of the city, is making a comeback following a heroic retrofitting effort.

Kathmandu’s legendary “Freak Street”, an erstwhile hippy haven with a heady, sometimes horrific, history is making something of a comeback as a laid-back strip.

New Remote Lands expedition allows adventurers to experience the “secret path” to Everest in comfort.

With Shinta Mani Mustang, Bill Bensley brings design-forward luxury deep into one of the most rugged areas of Nepal.

Nepal and India are reviving ancient architectural wonders to tackle modern water shortages.