At 18, I discovered why traveling young matters after three transformative weeks in the Himalayas (Himalayan) —learning language, building greenhouses, and finding myself 5,000 meters above doubts and comfort zones.
Hidden in the quiet plains of Rudrapur, surrounded by the majestic sweep of the Himalayan foothills, lies a school that is quietly rewriting the story of education in North India. Manthan
Stories of some of the mightiest mountaineers looms large on the world of internet. Sheer vigour and back-breaking courage is what it takes to be one of them. For the
Imagine a classroom with no blackboard, no rigid time-table, no rote learning but one where students build their own buildings, cook their meals using solar cookers, debate real-world issues, and
What does the State need to do in order to democratize forest management and curtail raging forest fires? TIKENDER SINGH PANWAR The story so far: Himachal Pradesh (H.P.) is witnessing
The Ganges River basin, which flows through India, had the “lowest snow persistence” at 17% below average worse than 15% in 2018, according to the Nepal-based International Centre for Integrated
Discover how Himalayan visionaries Nikhil Raj Sharma and Abhinav Goyal are revolutionizing mountain communities through education, environmental conservation, and cultural empowerment; creating sustainable futures in the world’s most spectacular mountain
The air in the far-western hills of Nepal carries a particular kind of silence; the kind that settles deep into your bones and teaches you, whether you want to learn
The 10th edition of Musicathon, the much talked about two-day musical festival slated to be held this April will be graced by the talented pool of nine reputed Independent Artists.
The wreckage of the crashed Tara Air aircraft located at Sanosware, Thasang-2, Mustang(Nepal Army/ANI) The Tara Air plane with 22 people on board had taken off at 9.55 am from
Discover how Nikhil Raj Sharma and Himalayan Geographic are transforming education, environment, and employment across the Indian Himalayas through innovative community-centered approaches. At 14,000 feet, where oxygen thins and life
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