Media kit
Our brand, ready for your story.
Logos, colours and naming guidelines for featuring TripHaru. Everything here is free to use in editorial coverage, partner pages and event material.
01 — Logos
Logo suite
Every version comes as SVG (scales to any size, best for print and web) and a 2048 px transparent PNG. Use the primary logo whenever you can.
02 — Writing our name
It’s TripHaru.
One word, capital T, capital H. “Haru” (हरू) is the Nepali plural marker — so TripHaru simply means trips: a bunch of journeys, shared.
The logo is set in lowercase — tripharu — as a design choice only. In headlines, articles, captions and hashtags, always write TripHaru.
- Say it
- trip · ha · ru
- Hashtag
- #TripHaru
- Website
- tripharu.com
- Possessive
- TripHaru’s
TripHaru
one word · no space · no hyphen- ✓ TripHaru
- ✕ Tripharu
- ✕ Trip Haru
- ✕ Trip-Haru
- ✕ tripHaru
- ✕ TRIPHARU
03 — Clear space & size
Give it room to breathe
Keep a margin around the logo equal to the height of the h in “haru” — marked x below. Nothing else should enter that zone.
Minimum size — full logo
Minimum size — mark
04 — Misuse
Please don’t
The logo only works when it looks like itself. Use the files as provided.
05 — Colours
Brand palette
Mostly white space, navy for weight, and teal as the accent — roughly 60 / 30 / 10. Click a colour to copy it.
06 — Typography
Outfit
A geometric sans with friendly curves. We use Black (900) for headlines and Regular to Semibold for everything else. Free on Google Fonts.
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Stop Guessing. Start Sharing.
Real itineraries, honest budgets and trail-tested tips.
07 — Boilerplate
About TripHaru, in our words
Ready-to-paste descriptions for articles, event programmes and partner pages.
TripHaru is a community platform where trekkers share real itineraries, honest budgets and trail-tested tips — built in Nepal for everyone who has ever asked “Where next?”
TripHaru is a travel storytelling community built in Nepal. Travelers publish real trip journals — routes, timings, seasonal conditions and actual costs — so the next person can plan with confidence instead of guessing. Founded by Sonaam Hitang after a frustrating search for a two-day hike near Pokhara, TripHaru turns first-hand experience into clear, local, honest travel information, from short hill walks to high Himalayan treks.
Writing about TripHaru?
For interviews, quotes, product screenshots or anything not covered here, we’re happy to help.
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