BhuYatri

BhuYatri is your companion for exploring Nepal. Discover destinations, read real travel stories, follow ready-made itineraries, and navigate trails with offline maps — whether you're planning from home or already on the trail. Browse freely, with no account required. Sign in only when you want to save your finds, follow a trip, or download maps for offline use. Discover - Explore destinations and places across Nepal, with photos, highlights, and local details - Read in-depth travel stories from real adventurers and storytellers - Browse trails and routes with maps, distance, and elevation - Find hotels and points of interest along the way - Search everything in one place Plan - Follow curated itineraries with day-by-day steps - See budget breakdowns and estimated trip costs - View prices in your preferred currency, converted automatically - Save destinations, stories, routes, and tracks to your personal library Navigate offline - Download map areas and use them with no signal, perfect for remote treks - Import your own GPX tracks and view them on the map - See your live location on the adventure map Trip Mode - Turn any itinerary into a trip and follow it day by day - Track your progress as you go - Keep a spend tracker and review a recap of your journey Nearest Help - Quickly find the closest emergency and help points around you when you need them most BhuYatri is built for travelers and trekkers, with clean maps, clear English place labels, and content focused on making your Nepal adventure easier to plan and safer to take. Sign in with email or Google to sync your account. You can delete your account and associated data at any time from within the app. Start exploring - your next trail story begins here.

- Home location/district no longer gets stuck at an old place - it refreshes automatically when you open the app or come back to it - Live-follow marker was lagging behind your real position; updates are now much faster - Route planner and live-follow screens can now show destinations, POIs, stays and routes on the map, with a layers button to toggle them (previously only the Map tab had this)