PROJECTS & GALLERIES

In November 2022 Nepal Without Limits team successfully summited Mera Peak, which at 6, 476 m (21,831 ft) is considered the highest trekking peak in the Himalayas. After the climb we trekked to Ram’s home town village of Wapsa Khani. We spent time with the students of Basic School who earlier in the year were equipped with uniforms, shoes and backpacks. During that visit, Nepal Without Limits also provided uniforms and school supplies to 150 students in two additional schools in nearby villages. We also met with the staff and toured a local hospital for which we sponsored some medical supplies during the Pandemic.

During our two day stay in Wapsa Khani, we visited Ram’s parents and met some of his aunts and uncles. The village is beautiful.  It’s full of lush vegetation of flowers, bamboo and rhododendron trees.  Bananas, oranges, tomato trees, cardamon and coffee are grown there as well.  People are lovely and kind, but living conditions are harsh.

In June, 2022, Nepal Without Limits provided 150 students in Shree Sagarmatha Basic School with uniforms, backpacks, shoes, and school supplies.

In 2023 Wapsa Khani Elementary School remained our focus. We managed to raise enough funds to be able to replaster and paint the classroom walls and outside of the building. We also created a small library that will be filled with books this fall.

Our return to the village is planned for October 2024.  It will be combined with a trek to the Everest Base Camp via spectacular Gokyo Lake.  During our stay we are planning on brining books and school supplies for the children, but also hygiene items for local women.  In addition to monetary contributions, we are always looking for volunteers, willing to spend some time in the village assisting teachers as during our first visit they expressed a desperate need for fluent English speakers.