Yarsa Gumba is a rare fungus infecting ghost moth caterpillars in the Himalayas It grows only at 3,500 to 5,000 meters in alpine meadows with specific conditions Villagers harvest it from May to July, ...

Gumba, the Northeast Portland food cart known for its picturesque pastas and fried-chicken sandwich specials, will move into the space recently vacated by Aviary, co-owner Jesse Martinez confirmed. “I ...

Every spring, thousands of people from Nepal's remotest Himalayan districts abandon their homes and climb above 3,500 metres to search for something barely visible to the untrained eye. They are ...

Between May and June 2001, about 2,500 people thronged the alpine meadows of district Pithoragarh in Uttaranchal. About 100 tents sprung up, often occupied by entire families. Then in July, local ...

As a food cart, Gumba punched above its weight, serving fresh pastas, handmade burrata and ambitious snacks that made you want to linger at an outdoor table. Now it's a brick-and-mortar in a time of ...

Gumba Pasta Parlor, the food cart turned Italian restaurant, seems to be moving down the road to the Alberta Arts District, according to a liquor license application. Gumba’s new space is located on ...

Yarsa Gumba, also known as Keeda Jadi or "Himalayan Gold," is a rare and unique organism. It is a fungus that infects and grows inside the caterpillar of the ghost moth. Found high up in the snowy ...