Shanti is a passionate outdoor enthusiast, an educator, advocating for sustainable and inclusive outdoor experiences. With a strong sense of adventure, she has embarked on numerous solo journeys throughout Nepal, discovering hidden trails, breathtaking landscapes, and diverse cultures. As a licensed trekking guide, she champions outdoor education. When not traveling, you’ll find her hiking, camping, or simply enjoying nature’s beauty.

Menuka is an activist, avid traveler, and outdoor enthusiast. She holds a Master’s in Intercultural Communication for Business from the University of Warwick as a Chevening Scholar. As a licensed trekking guide, her work focuses on activism for young women, emphasizing leadership, mentorship, and travel. When not working, you’ll find her journaling, sharing meaningful conversations with friends, or eating keema noodles.

Juliana is the voice of the Duluwa Talks podcast. She holds a Master’s in Intercultural Communication and International Development from the University of Sheffield as a Chevening Scholar. Beginning her solo travel journey in 2017, she was drawn to work in Nepal’s tourism industry. As a Naropa Fellow, she solidified the idea behind the Duluwa brand and envisioned a future where more young women travel, discover themselves, and build the community. When not working, you’ll find her behind a book or out on a run.

Rejina is an outdoor enthusiast and science nerd. Her interest in geology led her to Norway, where she is pursuing a Master’s in Earth Science. After completing a 22-day solo travel in 2018 through the Solo Women Travel Challenge, she discovered her passion for travel and the outdoors. As a licensed trekking guide, she has led multiple treks and tours across Nepal, from Everest Base Camp to the Annapurnas. Currently, she works as a guide in Bergen, Norway, during her free days from school. When not working, she’s likely watching anime, swimming in the fjords, or hanging out with friends.