This country is well-known for its majestic Himalayan peaks, beautiful hiking trails, and rich cultural heritage. However, aside from its popular spots like Everest and Annapurna, there is one lesser-known experience that allows visitors to learn about one of the oldest living practices in the world—honey hunting in the Himalayas. This extraordinary method takes place in stunning sights in the remote area of central Nepal, incorporating breathtaking views, local traditions, and age-old practices that still exist.

The trip to the honey hunting regions of Nepal is an adventure on its own. The travelers get to see small but charming mountain villages, terraced fields, natural forests, and winding paths which lead them to cliffs where the giant Himalayan bee (Apis laboriosa), the primary honey hive builder, is found. The untouched beauty of Nepal's splendid nature captivates travelers.

Read more in Tripatini contributor Alex Deep Sapkota´s post Nepal´s Honey-Hunting Cliffs: An Adventure Unlike Any Other.