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Often combining small scale farming with larger scale animal herding these nomads are sometimes hard to distinguish from traditionally settled farmers
Even this is not necessarily what you might have guessed. In Africa and Asia some traditional Hunter-Gatherers are among the wealthiest and most educated peoples of the world!
Paving roads, working with metal, leather and other crafts, collecting, buying and selling, or any number of other services, these nomads are often urban and thrive in cities around the world, maybe even yours!
Nomads network naturally.
It's part of their DNA, their 'way of being'.
Our relational network connects you with nomads on every continent.
Some will be independent local guides from among local nomads and their neighbours. We have many excellent team members for your journey.
Ron Ahlbrecht
Founder / Director
Aman Pariyar
International Tour Coordinator
Tariq Khatana
Host, Jammu/Kashmir India
Bishal Suchikar
Video-grapher
Alex
Public Relations
Yousuf Kohli
J&K Tour Director
A distinctive and uncommon variety of honey called "mad honey" can be found in Nepal's high-altitude areas. The nectar and pollen from the Rhododendron flowers that flourish in these isolated areas are collected by enormous bees, who then extract this honey. Mad honey is well-known for its therapeutic and psychedelic effects and has become increasingly popular due to its distinctive...
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Trekking in Nepal to the Everest Base Camp is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that combines beautiful scenery, cultural immersion, and physical challenge. This trek requires good physical fitness, mental readiness, and safety precautions and is not for the faint of heart. However, the rewards are great, and anyone who goes through...
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One of Nepal's lesser-known but incredibly rewarding trekking destinations is Pikey Peak. Pikey Peak, which can be found in the Solu-Khumbu area and is 4,065 meters high, provides breathtaking panoramas of the Himalayan mountain range. Trekkers pass through verdant forests, charming villages, and terraced farmland on their way to Pikey...
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Living in the forests of western Nepal, the Raute people are a distinctive group of indigenous people. They are one of the last remaining nomadic groups in the nation, continuing to live off the land and in accordance with their customs. Trekking to the Raute community offers a unique chance...
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Extremely blessed temples in the mountains. To reach them, you must travel a challenging 20-mile route through the wilderness. The beautiful mountains make you feel as if you are in another world. The last 2 miles [2 km] can be covered on foot or by pony.
Water from 108 taps is very cold, and there are two ponds in front of the temple. The place looks truly beautiful.
Extremely blessed temples in the mountains. To reach them, one must traverse a 20-mile-long path from the base of the temple. The place looks so beautiful.
Water from 108 taps is very cold, and there are two ponds in front of the temple. The place looks truly beautiful.
Extremely blessed temples in the mountains. To reach them, one must traverse a 20-mile-long path from the base of the temple. The place looks so beautiful.
Water from 108 taps is very cold, and there are two ponds in front of the temple. The place looks truly beautiful.
Extremely blessed temples in the mountains. To reach them, you must travel a challenging 20-mile route through the wilderness. The beautiful mountains make you feel as if you are in another world. The last 2 miles [2 km] can be covered on foot or by pony.
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