Overland Expedition team, (Himalayan Village Rescue Association Overland Expedition) consisting of 9 members, Mr Kjell Borneland, Ms. Tina Hoijer, Mr. Joakim Larson, Mr. Christian Larson, Mr. Patrik Uhlman, Mr. Johan H Larson, Mr. Peter Unker, Dr. Margareta Linden and Mr. Jan-Olav Schroder drove the two  ambulances and a service Jeep all the way from Sweden to Nepal under such a precarious routes crossing eleven countries. Distance 11450 km over Denmark - Germany - Tjeckien - Slovakia - Hungaria - Rumania - Bulgaria - Turkey - Iran - Pakistan - India and Nepal.

Kjell Borneland Expedition Executive India & Nepal Expert Occupation: General Manager Swed-Asia Travels	Tina Höijer Coordinator Occupation: Director Swed-Asia Travels	Jan-Olov Schröder Photographer Occupation: Writer and photographer	Patrik Uhlman Journalist Occupation: Culture editor at Eskilstuna -kuriren	Johan H Larson Vehicle Manager Occupation: Entrepreneur	Margareta Linden Healthcare Manager Occupation: Doctor	Joakim Larson Equipment Manager Occupation: Conscript of ranger platoon K4, Arvidsjaur	Christian Larson Cameraman Occupation: Student at Europaskolan Strangnas	Peter Unker Mechanic/ Handyman Occupation: Teacher

They started the expedition on 16th June and safely reached the Nepal border on

After extensive planning and fieldwork under cooperation with the expedition team from Sweden, this project has been very successful and has achieved a valuable cooperation from Sweden via Swedasia Travels. www.swedasia.com

We are very much thankful to all the expedition team in taking such a risky journey just to help the deprived Nepalese people of Nepal and will forever cooperate in extending unending relations in future. 

We are extremely thankful to the expedition team for donating two lifesaving ambulances, lots of medical'  educational materials for schools and many clothes and farming materials for farmers of Nepal.

We would also like to thank all the donators, sponsors and well-wishers who helped and supported our ambulance donation team to complete the expedition successfully.

• One of the ambulance is operating in a local hospital in Batulechaur Village Development Committee under cooperation with the Himalayan Youth Club
• The Other ambulance is operating as the first Dental mobile Ambulance in Nepal through Kantipur Dental hospital.

HELP Himalaya will be regularly inspecting the working condition of the ambulances for the communities benefit.