Article Idea:
Volunteer and Travel in Nepal
suggested by Bishal paudel on 2007/10/09
The Real Nepal experience : Cultural Immersion & Responsible Travel Program in Nepal
We created “The Nepal experience” to give more people the benefit of experiencing Nepal in a different way and also to generate more employment, income and cultural exchange for the Nepalese people.
If you take part in our travel programs you will get a chance to experience all the Nepal has to offer as well as an opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of Nepali people.
Every program will be designed exclusively for the special needs and wishes of your group. The more we know about your interests the better, so that we will be able to design the right program to suit you.
Experience real Nepal – see the beautiful scenery, the mountains, the villages, the culture and make a real difference for the Nepali people through out VOLUNTEERING!
What we offer.
If you want to take part in rafting, trekking, sightseeing as well as:
Teaching local schools and orphanages
Staying with local families for a few days
Learning more about the culture and the language
Creating employment for the local people, especially in the villages
Visiting places off the beaten track
Learning about the needs of the people, especially the children
Having some real cultural exchange with the Nepalese people
then Experience Real Nepal will create an unique adventure for your visit to Nepal.
Experience Nepal through out Volunteering
Email- me
Mr.Bishal Paudel
Email- realnepal@mail.com.np
Website- www.realnepal.org
Want to see this idea turned into a story?
0 people said yes. | 0 people said no.
Jonathan Baker-Bates
17 Reputation points
Posted 2007/11/07 @ 07:17AM with
Oops – I just marked this as “Offensive” by mistake! Sorry. I meant to say I’ll pass, not because I don’t like Nepal, but because I’ve seen enough of the world now and just want to do wireframes and cards sorting for the rest of my natural life. I’ll leave it to the admins tro decide if you are advertising or not (and indeed what is the B&A policy on that?)