ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月21日 17時36分

Photo by @renan_ozturk // #TheLastHoneyHunter story ~

Last light from our remote jungle camp in the village of Mamerku. It's hard to find a village more remote than this, or more stunning. We watched the sunset from our camp in the yard of the local primary school, where we borrowed one of the temporary classrooms @dzifoundation rebuilt after the earthquake (school wasn't in session for the Dashain holidays). For the entire trip, we didn't see a single other foreigner, and we also didn't see any trash as is so common across Nepal's more popular trekking routes. There was a felt sense of general respect for the land that you don't always get in Asia. Villagers were actively working to earn new sources of income from crops like cardamom, kiwi and medicinal plants with names that are hard to pronounce. It was like traveling back - or, even traveling forward - in time by fifty years. The potential for trekking tourism here is tremendous, and this could be a one of a kind alternative to the crowded Everest trek just one drainage to the West. #offthebeatenpath @jetbutterflies @irving_matthew @sadiequarrier @climber.abiral

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