If you’re looking for something truly different, head to Bhujung—this peaceful little village tucked
away in the hills of Lamjung is home to one of Nepal’s oldest and boldest traditions: honey
hunting.
This isn’t done with fancy tools or safety gear. Local Gurung men climb high cliffs with just
handmade ropes and bamboo ladders to collect wild honey from giant bee hives. It’s raw, risky,
and absolutely fascinating to watch. The whole thing feels like something out of an ancient
story—but it’s real, and still happening today.
Joining this trip isn’t just about seeing honey being collected. It’s about connecting with people,
stories, and nature in a way you’ve probably never experienced before.

What Makes It Special?

● See Real Honey Hunters in Action
Watch brave locals climb sheer cliffs to gather wild honey—no fakes, no shows, just the
real deal.
● Soak in Village Life
Walk around Bhujung village, chat with locals, try home-cooked meals, and experience
Gurung culture firsthand.
● Learn the Traditions
Discover why honey hunting is more than just collecting honey—there are rituals,
prayers, and deep respect for nature behind it.
● Breathe in Pure Nature
Hike through forests, enjoy stunning mountain views, and listen to birds instead of
traffic.
● Taste Wild Himalayan Honey
Ever tasted honey straight from the hive? It’s rich, wild, and nothing like what you get in
a jar.
● Amazing for Photos & Stories
Whether you’re into photography or just want something unforgettable to share, this
adventure is full of “wow” moments.