Nepal: Women's Expedition | Intrepid

Nepal, a country of towering hills and various cultures, offers a wide choice of activities that entice travellers from all walks of life. Nepal provides amazing opportunities for female travellers, combining breathtaking scenery with one-of-a-kind cultural experiences. 

From empowering trekking adventures and cultural immersions to wellness retreats and inspirational stories, Nepal is a destination that celebrates the spirit of adventure and the strength of women. Embrace the journey, connect with local communities, and discover the transformative power of travel in this enchanting Himalayan nation.

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Nepal: Women's Expedition

13 Days | Experience the natural beauty and culture of Nepal from a woman’s perspective

With inspiring cultural experiences and days spent trekking in the Himalayas, this women’s only expedition will give you a unique insight into the diverse lives of Nepalese women. Meet a range of female trailblazers, from chefs at a social enterprise to women campaigning to end menstruation discrimination to your all-female mountain guides and porter’s crew. Listen to personal stories shared by locals and spend time reconnecting with nature at a female-run village homestay on the fringes of Chitwan National Park, which is helping to conserve wildlife in the area. Connect with Buddhist nuns as you get an inside look at an all-female nunnery challenging patriarchal traditions. Listen, connect and be inspired on this 13-day female-run adventure.

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