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Membership is online and free to all youth students and non students. Members should be of age 15 or more to participate in any adventure program. For new membership, you can write or visit office at Thamel to submit membership request to coordinator of the NexGEN Adventure Program. To encourage Next Generation Nepali to introduce themselves with outdoor adventure recreation/education, we have made price negotiable for each adventure event. All participants should sign up liability form before their departure. Prior to any adventure events, all participants must follow all directions given by professional field guides. We can organize group event campatible to class groups of school, college and university. Students groups can choose event of their choice. Please consult with lead guide regarding your plan. You can book your seats solo or with your friends. |
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| .. | Next Generation (NexGEN) Adventure Program: |
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| Next Generation (Nexgen) is an adventure sports program designed to introduce the youth of Nepal to outdoor adventure experience. Nexgen helps develop their passion and skills toward appreciating outdoor adventure sports. NexGEN program constitutes various adventure sports which includes canyoning, rock climbing, caving, bouldering, hiking, mountain bike cycling, nature camps and rope safety techniques. The program is an outstanding means to stay connected with nature based adventure recreation activities. All youth members from the school, college, university and other civic youth societies can join the program. We provide travel arrangement, entrance tickets, demonstration, field hardware/gears, lunch, professional field guides and field consultation. |
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NexGEN Adventure Programs |
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The adventure program includes number of different activities. The length of the adventure program ranges from one day to multiple days with single mission or several events in combination. In general, all program are conducted in a group of minimum size of six. Participants are free to choose any adventure activities of their interest. All participants must disclose their recent health status and agree with company rules and regulations before departure for any adventure sports. The current programs are as follows. |
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1 Day |
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1 Day |
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2 Days |
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1 Day |
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3 Days |
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Previous Program |
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| August 1-8, 2008 Rock Climbing Training for Field Intern |
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| Three interns Mr. Kushal Timisina, Mr. Robin Tamang and Mr. Lila Tamang were given one week rock climbing course and climbing safety trainings. Mr. Kishor Shahi gave instructions to the intern candidates. |
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| May 24, 2008: Rock Climbing Introduction |
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| Four youth participants from Kathmandu were introduced with rock climbing techniques at Nagarjun rock climbing station. Mr. Kishor Shahi gave instructions to trainees. |
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| May 10, 2008: Canyoning Introduction Program |
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| Eight youth participants from Kathmandu were given a Canyoning introduction training at Sundarijal. Mr. Kishor Shahi, Lead Guide of Chhango gave instructions. |
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| April, 20, 2008: Rock Climbing Introduction |
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| Ten youth participants from Rato Bangala School were given Rock Climbing Introduction at Nagarjun. Mr. Kishor Shahi and Paolo De Santi gave instructions to the students. |
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December, 2006: Rock climbing Program to disable childs |
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Disabled Newlife Central, Nepal and Chhango jointly organized rock climbing program to ten disable childs. Mr. Kishor Shahi and Paolo De Santi gave instructions to the childs. |
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