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• Nepal: A mahout's life for me September 19, 1998 On a search for wild tiger in the Royal Bardia Reserve in Nepal, Simon Barnes instead found tame elephants. And a future spent riding in triumph through the jungle suddenly seemed very appealing (read article)
• Nepal: Mustang sally September 09, 2000 Trekking, on foot or on horseback, is growing more popular - and ever more adventurous. Jonathan Gregson journeys into a 'medieval' kingdom in the Himalayas (read article)
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• Nepal: Highly civilised February 09, 2001 Himalayan trekking doesn't have to be self-denying. Gill Charlton does it in style in the Annapurnas (read article)
• FO urges 'extreme caution' in Nepal by Rosemary Behan December 08, 2001 The Foreign Office has strengthened its advice on travel to Nepal after a series of attacks by Maoist rebels on government, police and army targets across the country, and the declaration of a state of emergency (read article)
• Nepal: Just who is the hunter here? by Nick Gordon February 02, 2002 There are fewer than 100 tigers left in Nepal. On a 'Save the Tiger' tour Nick Gordon fails to see one - and concludes that these solitary and endangered creatures should be left for as long as possible in the shadows where they belong (read article)
• Nepal: From a molehill to the world's highest peak by Anthony Jefferies May 25, 2003 Anthony Jefferies sees why Hillary found Snowdonia the perfect place to practise (read article)
• The Himalayas: The magic of the mountains by Stephen Venables January 10, 2004 Stephen Venables shares his passion for the Himalayas, home of the world's highest peaks (read article)
• Nepal: Three thousand steps to heaven by Jane Hodson January 12, 2004 Jane Hodson abandons the gymfor the Himalayas and finds trekking harder than the treadmill, but the rewards infinitely better (read article)
• Nepal: Meeting the mountain guerrillas by Ben Westwood January 17, 2004 They carried guns - and took 'donations' - but Ben Westwood wasn't put off Nepal by the Maoists (read article)
• Reaching new heights April 14, 2004 Inspired by the Everest Jubilee celebrations, first-time trekker Joanna Blundell wanted to see the world's highest mountain for herself. (read article)
• Caution urged over Tiger Tops by Lynn Robson September 11, 2004 Holidaymakers planning a trip to Nepal have been advised to monitor Foreign Office advice and delay bookings to the exclusive Tiger Tops resort until its future becomes clearer. (read article)
• Meeting a Nepali goddess December 02, 2006 Kathmandu, says Aditya Chakrabortty, is like an Indian city for beginners. (read article)
• Of mountains and Maoists December 02, 2006 A new peace deal promises to make trekking safer. Meanwhile, says Aditya Chakrabortty, Nepal&rsquo<s politics are as compelling as its landscape. (read article)
• Tigers and charity in Kathmandu March 03, 2008 A Saga holiday gives Michael O'Flaherty the chance to check out a new over-50s volunteer programme. (read article)
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• In Rarefied Air, Rarefied Company (read article)
• Nepal: Shootout at the rhino corral March 06, 1999 In a Nepalese national park, rangers and poachers are locked in deadly conflict over the future of protected species. Lesley Downer reports (read article)
• Nepal: All the risks none of the rewards September 02, 2000 Trekkers generate &pound<26 million a year for Nepal. But their porters, who put their lives on the line, are paid a pittance. Sankha Guha reports (read article)
• Nepal: Tea and tall tales in the Himalayas by James McConnachie May 25, 2003 James McConnachie looks at how Nepal has changed since Sir Edmund Hillary climbed Everest 50 years ago (read article)
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• In Frenetic Katmandu, Finding a Quiet Space by SETH SHERWOOD February 08, 2009 The town of Boudhanath is both an eye of calm within the capital’s dusty pandemonium and a sanctuary of Tibetan Buddhist culture. (read article)
• Nepal on a Shoestring by Lonely Planet July 23, 2009 Nepal is the budget travellers’ paradise. Sleep cheap, trek independently, take the bus and eat daal... (read article)
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• Kathmandu’s alleys and temples by Lonely Planet September 17, 2009 Kathmandu is enchanting. It’s medieval and spiritual and alive. And the only way to really see this chaotic... (read article)
• Nepal: Off the beaten trek in the Himalayas by Nigel Richardson September 23, 2009 Nigel Richardson gets away from the crowds &ndash< and the cars &ndash< on a new hiking route in the Annapurna region of the Himalayas. (read article)
• Nepal: New hiking route in the Annapurna September 23, 2009 (read article)
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• The mother of all adventures: into Nepal by Jo Thompson October 23, 2009 Jo Thompson continues her gap year, moving towards Nepal's spectacular mountains &ndash< but her peace is shattered by a harrowing accident. (read article)
• Mount Everest: This lonely impulse February 26, 2000 Why do climbers climb? It was partly to find out that Rebecca Stephens took up climbing herself. Four years later, in 1993, she became the first woman from Britain to reach the summit of Everest. On a return visit to the world's most forbidding mountain, she confronts some ghosts (read article)
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• The mother of all adventures: high in the Himalayas by Jo Thompson October 30, 2009 It&rsquo<s with a heavy heart that Jo Thompson leaves behind the exhilarating beauty and peace of Nepal. (read article)