I'm appalled by the responses in General. I was 19 when I came here and back then, I took activities like hiking, Trekking, rafting, Bungee Jumping, Mountain flights for granted and completely overlooked. 

Some smartasses have cleverly pointed out how an average Nepali treks and hikes all the time. But there's a difference between hiking and trekking due to lack of transportation and doing the same for recreation, don't you think? The last time I checked, an average Nepali was making less than a buck a day. What he made didn't even suffice to feed his family, let alone afford to buy a North Face Jacket. Surely, an average Nepali hasn't made such a huge progress in 3 years - if we did then that's news to me. 

Black_Panther, I was highly interested in trekking on that route but based on the videos of the airport, I guess I'll skip man. 

Bhojpure, I've been outside the valley only a few times and I plan to extensively tour around the country ( not far-west ) and eastern India , Delhi, Shimla and nearby places. Never been to India though so I don't really know... 

Again, to reiterate, I'm not acting "over smart" and this isn't an act of showing off. I wish to explore my country better this time around. If you've got nothing wise to say, could you keep your pie hole shut instead of spouting jibberish nonsense? Find an average "torpe" Nepali to amuse yourself. 

Cheers.