Journey Map
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GBS Nepal School Journey
Nepal Trip 2024
Follow our school journey through Nepal — from Kathmandu to remote mountain regions, from cultural exchange to project work at a school community.
11
Days
1
School Project
2600m
Village Visit
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A travel journal for students, parents and teachers
This website documents the route, project work, photos, videos, cultural impressions and reflections from the Nepal school trip.
Project Work
The School Visit
Learn how the group supported and connected with the school community.
Memories
Photos & Videos
View selected impressions from the city, trekking stages and school project.
Interactive Route
Our Journey Through Nepal
Click on a route marker or timeline item to open the daily journal entry.
Route Map
From Kathmandu to the Mountain School
Hover over a day for the short preview. Click a marker or timeline day for the full journal entry.
School Project
Project Work in Nepal
The heart of the journey was the visit to a remote mountain school and the connection with its students and community.
Teaching & Classroom Support
The group joined classroom activities, supported learning moments and exchanged ideas with local students.
Games & Interaction
Sports, games and informal activities helped create connection even when language was limited.
Donations
Donated toys and materials were shared with the children and became a meaningful moment during the visit.
Community Understanding
Students learned how access to education can be difficult in remote mountain regions.
Memories
Photo & Video Gallery
Selected moments from Kathmandu, the road, the trek and the school visit.
Reflections
Student Voices
Short reflections about learning, challenge and connection during the trip.
“I realized that going to school every day is not normal for everyone. Some children have to live far away from home just to receive an education.”
Student reflection“The trekking days were hard, but we learned to support each other and continue as one group.”
Student reflection“Even without speaking the same language, we connected through games, smiles and shared activities.”
Student reflectionPeople & Places
Culture of Nepal
Nepal is shaped by traditions, festivals, food, heritage and everyday rituals that made the journey more meaningful.
Food
Dal bhat, momos and local meals were part of the daily experience and showed how food connects people.
Places
Kathmandu, villages, mountain paths and school communities gave different impressions of Nepalese life.
Culture Norms
Respectful greetings, modest behavior and awareness of local customs were important throughout the journey.
For Parents
Information
Practical and educational context for parents, students and teachers.
Educational Purpose
The trip combined cultural exchange, physical challenge, project work and reflection.
Safety & Support
The journey was supported by teachers, local guides and organized travel structures.
Privacy Note
Photos and videos should only be published according to the school’s media and privacy guidelines.
Travel Context
The group experienced city life, rural travel, trekking conditions and a remote school setting.