Nepal relief

Nepal’s message is loud and clear; it’s open, it’s safe, it’s beautiful, and it’s as welcoming as ever. The only thing missing is you.

Only 29 years old, Intrepid ops-manager Dawa is already a Himalayan legend. This is his story.

Our taxi pulls up outside some rusty wrought iron gates. Inside is one of Nepal’s philanthropic success stories: a tiny business that’s slowly changing the lives of local women.

You’ve never seen Nepal like this before.

It’s a long uphill climb but smiles are back on innocent faces and time it seems has healed.

Time your Nepal trip just right and you could have the ultimate mountain send-off (or welcome back) – we’re talking street dancing, candle lighting, dog worshipping fun (that last one is totally true).

Having just returned from visiting the Nepalese Himalayas, Darrell Wade (Intrepid co-founder) has penned a heartfelt letter describing his experience.

For anyone interested in the reality of post-earthquake life in Nepal, or for any travellers thinking of trekking there in the near future, this is essential reading.