Erik Jensen

There’s so much to love about Bhutan - from the mountains that reach to the skies, to the innate spirituality of the country. Bhutan is a country that is still a little under the radar - but it’s rapidly becoming more and more popular with every passing year. This is definitely the best time to visit Bhutan - before the country gets taken over by tourists from different parts of the world. However, before visiting Bhutan, there is one crucial detail you will definitely have to plan out - when to visit Bhutan? Visiting Bhutan at the right time is essential or those torrid rains might force you to stay indoors, forcing you to miss out on all that natural beauty otherwise waiting to be explored. So let’s talk about the weather in Bhutan.

Singapore is a truly unique place. A city-state rather than a country proper, Singapore is hi-tech, wealthy, and extremely beautiful.

Located between Malaysia and Indonesia (around 137 kilometres north of the equator), Singapore comprises of a main island and around 50 smaller islets. Previously the area was a colonial British outpost, before gaining independence in 1963.

Now fully globalised, with a AAA rating from all credit rating agencies, one of the world’s busiest ports, and one of the highest average qualities of life, post-independence Singapore has developed incredibly quickly and is now regarded, along with Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan, as one of the Four Asian Tigers – nations notable for maintaining exceptionally high economic growth.

There’s plenty to see and do in Singapore, so to help you spend your time efficiently, we’ve compiled a list of the top ten best things to do in Singapore.

On your trip to Bangkok, get ready for a whirlwind of excitement and adventure! Discover stunning temples like Wat Arun and Wat Phra Kaew, or take a boat ride along the Chao Phraya River for breathtaking views of the city. The Grand Palace will leave you in awe with its intricate design, while Khao San Road offers a lively mix of nightlife and street food. For an unforgettable shopping experience, dive into the chaos of Chatuchak Weekend Market, where you can find everything from quirky souvenirs to mouthwatering snacks. With so many things to do in Bangkok, every moment is filled with fun and discovery!

The Himalayas are the roof of the world, and nowhere is this more obvious than in Nepal. Many of the world’s tallest peaks are located here, so it is definitely a bucket list destination for many a trekker. On the other hand, Tanzania has been attracting millions of adventure lovers from all over the world thanks to wonders like the Kilimanjaro National Park and the Serengeti.

We would all love to travel to each and every one of these places. However, we all face restraints. Have you ever found yourself in a dilemma, having to choose between two heavyweights – Everest Base Camp and Kilimanjaro? Let’s take a look at both these places before we decide!

If you’re thinking about visiting Nepal, this snapshot overview of some of the best treks that the country has to offer is everything you’ve been searching for. From the most popular trekking destinations to hidden gems that are waiting to be discovered, from grueling encounters to short and scintillating journeys, this guide of the best short treks in Nepal has everything that you could possibly imagine.

Nepal attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists each year and more than 200000 of these visitors come to the country to become a part of one if its magnificent treks through the Himalayan region. If you’re still wondering which trek suits your preferences and your lifestyle, take a look at some of the most popular trekking adventures below.

We believe that choosing the ultimate short trek in Nepal ultimately boils down to answering a few basic questions and then finalizing a trekking experience that offers everything you’re looking for. Here are some of the questions you need to be asking yourself before taking a plunge into the Himalayas.

1. The level of difficulty that you’re most comfortable with. There are easy, moderate and difficult treks you can choose from, so choose carefully.
2. The number of days you’d like to spend on a trek in Nepal. Short treks usually range from 5 to 10 days.
3. The remoteness you’re looking for. Some treks can be incredibly remote, but others are fairly commercialized. Remember, the remote treks might not offer luxury lodges and fully developed accommodation options either.
4. The amount you’re willing to spend on a trek.
5. The season you choose for trekking. Most treks in Nepal usually feel the best between September to November and March to May.
6. Whether you’re traveling alone or in a group. Some treks have restricted permits, which means that you need at least 2 people and a guide to do that trek.

Here are the six best short treks in Nepal to choose from. Each of these treks offers a wide range of options, ensuring that you always have something perfect right in front of you.