by Rajesh Lama | Mar 18, 2026 | blog, Uncategorized
Swastika and Manisha (third and fourth from left) are back from Indonesia. After their competition, they stayed on for a week to train at a local climbing gym. We’re really glad we could be part of that process—because we can already see the results. One of the main...
by Rajesh Lama | Dec 31, 2025 | blog
Every season in the mountains teaches something different. Autumn 2025 taught us patience. Political unrest across Nepal brought our operations to a standstill, forcing us to cancel all planned journeys. While the trails remained quiet, the season offered space to...
by Suraj Shakya | Jul 2, 2024 | blog
“During my initial rotation, I encountered small streams that were created from melted snow. I could cross over them easily. By the time I came back from my summit, I couldn’t even jump over those streams. They had become too wide. I had to walk around and...
by Suraj Shakya | Dec 20, 2023 | blog
Imagine, a bunch of school students who has never been to this side of the world who possibly thinks that Nepal could be part of india, signs up for an unknown Nepal trip as a part of their Gap year activity and goes back with a memmory for thier life time. Yes,...
by Suraj Shakya | Jul 5, 2023 | blog
Hello everyone, Hope this blog finds you well. As monsoon finally hits Nepal, Yes, it’s a time for us to sit down, grab a cup of coffee in a near by cafe and do a quick recap on how our spring 2023 was. Our spring started from Mardi Trek with Paul Holle. Paul is...
by Suraj Shakya | Dec 29, 2022 | blog
2022 is almost at it’s end. We at LaMa Walks had a great year. Thank you everyone for making it possible. Some of you came as our new friends, Some of you were our old (returnees) and those who couldn’t make it this year, thank you for keeping us in your...
