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Everest Base Camp Trek has been listed as number one trekking trail by National Geographic. The trek takes you to the base of Mt. Everest (8848m), the world’s highest peak as well as to the top of Kalapatthar (5643m). The trail passes through Namche Bazaar, the capital of Khumbu region and the cultural centre of Sherpa people. Visit Tengboche Monastery, one of the biggest monasteries in the Everest region and a perfect viewpoint to watch splendid and up close views of Ama Dablam (6812m). The trek to Kalapathar will be the most rewarding as it offers the best glimpse of Everest. Enjoy spectacular views of the highest mountains in the world including Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse (8516m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8201m), Mt. Nuptse (7861m) etc. The trek takes place through the Sagarmatha National Park area, which is listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is home to such endangered animals as Snow Leopard, Red Panda and Himalayan Tahr.

Our last leg of the trek takes us to Everest Base Camp (5364m) which affords a magnificent south face of Mt. Everest. Here you can interact with mountaineers who have arrived from all over the world. After your base camp visit you will return to the Gorekshep overnight at the hotel . Next morning After the Kalapathar hiking you will return to the Kathmandu by helicopter .

Everest Base Camp (EBC) trekking is one of the most extraordinary adventures in the world.

The trek path to lap Mount Everest (5545m) is located at the eastern half on Nepal. It’s an interesting and adventurous trek which offers a wide range of trekking experiences and enjoyment with the thrills and chills of mountain climbing.

In comparison to all the Himalayas, Everest is visited by thousands of trekkers every year. The Everest is the land of the Himalayas, that offers extremely fantastic views of different mountains. Along the way, you'll discover Buddhist monasteries, varieties of flora and fauna, a closer look to the Sherpa culture and beautiful sights, which make this trek very enjoyable.

During this trek, you will enjoy crystal clear views of the Himalayan ranges including Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse and Pummi.

You can feel the touch of nature with every blink of your eyes; taste the experience of Everest trekking, capture the sensational mountain vistas and dreamy landscapes.

Poonhill trek is a wonderful, short trek in the Annapurna Region. Experience the magical panoramic view of the Himalayas, meet and mingle with the kind Gurung people and make memories as you walk through the colourful rhododendron woods.

Annapurna Sanctuary trek is a well-known trek, surrounded by the ring of high mountains above 7000 metres. The gorge, made by Modi Khola in between two famous mountains of Annapurna range of Nepal Himalaya called Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) and Hiuchuli, is the only one way to enter this paradise. The matchless combination of height and depth, nature and culture as well as flora and fauna proves its name ideal to call this a sanctuary.

The south-facing slope of the sanctuary is covered with the dense tropical jungle of rhododendron and bamboo, on the other side, dry rain shadow area with a colder climate similar to the Tibetan plateau, in the north. The sanctuary gets only 7 hours of sun even in summer days. The sanctuary is known as the sacred land of the Gurung people, who were the only people to inhabit this area in the past.

Journey into the heart of Nepal and experience the colourful sights and culture of this enchanting region. Mingle with local villagers and craftspeople, visit tranquil temples and sacred Buddhist sites, travel the cobbled streets of tiny mountain towns and search for unique wildlife such as tigers, rhino and deer. From the whirlwind of Kathmandu to the lush jungle of Chitwan National Park - with plenty of delightful hidden gems in between - take an unforgettable tour of Nepal, brimming with culture, history and natural beauty.

The Langtang region, a combination of natural beauty, historical and cultural heritage, Tamang and ethnic Tibetan cultures, which is completely different to the Everest and Annapurna region, lies in the northern Himalayan range of Nepal.

Tamang rituals, Tibetan culture, festivals, traditional architecture, costumes and local Shyabru dances make this trail a unique experience. Viewpoint at Goljung pass with views of Langtang Peak and Kerung (China).

The Upper Mustang Trek is an exciting opportunity to observe and explore this cultural heritage in the Last Forbidden Kingdom, which opened for outsiders only in October 1991. The thousands of years of isolation has kept the culture, lifestyle and heritage unchanged and authentic. This seventeen day spectacular trek into the remote and ancient Trans-Himalayan salt trade route is also an excellent chance to discover and explore the highly influenced Tibetan culture alongside secluded villages and settlements, ancient monasteries, caves and palaces of the Mustang kings. This Trek combines the high desert region of the Tibetan influence to the world’s deepest gorge, Kali Gandaki, passing through the almost tree-less barren landscape and steep rocky trail accompanied throughout with the views of the mystic mountains such as Nilgiri, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri among others.

9 day Everest Short Trek comprises a very scenic route offering stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, Thamsherku, Amadablam, Kantega, Kwangde - the world’s highest peaks. We fly from Kathmandu to Lukla airstrip in the Khumbu Sherpa Land and trek up to Namche Bazaar and on to the Tengboche Monastery. An optional day hike takes you to Khumjung valley, a charming Sherpa village. This trek provides a splendid introduction to Sherpa – the Land of culture featuring fantastic mountain views. It is a popular destination for first time trekers in Nepal and best suited for those who do not have enough time for longer treks.

Annapurna Ghorepani Poonhill Trek is a colourful short foray into the Annapurna region. The trail winds through beautiful villages, valleys, dense mossy forests and icy waterfalls. Around every corner is a tantalising glimpse of the high mountains, whole horizons of which is revealed to you as you reach the high points of your trek.

Everest Base Camp Trek has been listed as the number one trekking trail in the world. The trek takes you to the base of Mt. Everest (8848m), the world’s highest peak. The trail starts in Namche Bazar, the capital of Khumbu region and a cultural centre of the Sherpa people. You will have plenty of opportunities to learn about Sherpa culture and appreciate their hospitality. We pay our respect at the famous Tengboche Monastery, one of the biggest monasteries in the Everest region and a perfect viewpoint to watch the splendid and up close view of Ama Dablam (6812m).
The Trek to Kalapathar will be the most rewarding one as it offers the best glimpse of Mt Everest, Mt. Lhotse (8516m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8201m), Mt. Nuptse (7861m) etc. The trek is through the Sagarmatha National Park area, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to endangered animals as Snow Leopard, Red Panda and Himalayan Tahr.
Our last leg of the trek takes us to Everest Base Camp (5364m) which affords a magnificent south face view of Mt. Everest. Here you can interact with mountaineers who have arrived from all over the world.

Designed for lovers of nature and adventure, this trek to the base camp of the world’s tenth highest peak, Mt. Annapurna 1, features breathtaking views of the mountains as well as picturesque Buddhist villages. Rightly often cited as Annapurna Sanctuary, Annapurna Base Camp is a natural amphitheatre opening to a 360-degree view of the Annapurna Range and several other majestic Himalayan peaks. In addition to the charms of the Himalayas and its unique trail traversing forests of bamboo, oaks and rhododendron as well as monasteries, lakes and rivers, this package includes some fascinating experiences in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

The best time to do this trek is in the spring (Mar - May) & fall (Sep - Nov). It can be done in the summer, monsoon months as well, but be sure to prepare for the rain. You can also do this trek in winter, but best to inquire with one of our local experts if all the necessary teahouses will be open at this time. It is important to trek with a knowledgeable guide who is familiar with the conditions.

Accessibility

From Pokhara, you will have to drive for an hour by private transport the starting point of trek, Naipaul. Almost all routes end in Nayapul, from where you will catch transport back to Pokhara. You can take a jeep before Nayapul and cut off the first day of the trek if you have limited time.

Annapurna Panorama commonly known as Poonhill Trek is the best short trek in Nepal.
The trail runs through the lower part of the Annapurna region, through the pine, juniper and rhododendron forests. Trek to Ghorepani (2874m) and Poonhill (3210m), visit the ethnic communities, learn about their culture and buy local handicrafts to support the local economy. Poonhill offers mesmerising sunset and sunrise views over the Himalayan peaks.
The Annapurna Panorama Trekking can be done all year, however the Himalayan views are best during Spring (Mar - May) and Autumn (Sep - Nov).

Accessibility
From Pokhara, drive one hour by private transport to Nayapool, the starting point of the trek. You can take a jeep before Nayapool and cut off the first day of the trek if you have limited time.

Footwear
Well broken-in walking shoes, thick socks, light socks, camp shoes.

Clothing
Down or fiber filled waterproof jacket and trousers, sweater or fleece jacket, underwear, warm and cotton trousers or jeans, shirts and T-shirts, shorts, long underwear, wool hat, sun hat, gloves, bathing suit, track suit.

Other equipment
Sleeping bag (4 seasons), sack with lock, day-pack, water bottle, sun cream, sunglasses, flashlight with spare bulbs and batteries, lip salve.

Other items
Insect repellent, toilet articles, toilet roll, soap, wet ones, pocket knife, tie cord, towel, sewing kit, plasters, binoculars, camera, film, cards and personal medical kit

Langtang valley trek is a short and pleasant trip in Nepal which comprises many different well-known hiking routes inside spectacular Langtang National Park. It is situated north of Kathmandu and next to the Tibet border covering an area of 1710 km2. The park, covering 25% of its total area by forest; contains wide varieties of climate zones from subtropical to alpine zone, offers an opportunity to experience the lifestyle of various ethnicities and holds rich biodiversity. We can still see the influence in the rich local culture.

We begin trekking from the lower region of the Langtang Valley through small villages, farmlands and verdant forests to Kyangjin Gompa. We also climb Tserko Ri for excellent sunrise views over the Langtang ranges. Furthermore, the Langtang Valley Trek’s itinerary also takes us to the ‘Langtang Village’ which was heavily affected by the devastating earthquake that hit Nepal in April 2015.

Langtang Gosainkunda Trek is an adventurous trekking trail that combines the spectacular valley of Langtang with the beautiful high mountain lakes at Gosaikunda. Gosainkunda means 'alpine fresh water', an oligotrophic lakes situated in Langtang National Park at an altitude of 4380m. Thousands of people trek to Gosainkunda, during Janai Purnima festival in August, to the holiest lake of Hindu pilgrims, where they cleanse their body. Other popular lakes nearby are Nagkunda, Suryakunda, Saraswotikunda and Bhairabkunda. On the way, the trail ascends across forests and beautiful mountains with panoramic views.

Travel to Nepal and visit the Chitwan National Park. Once home to a royal hunting reserve, Chitwan National Park is now widely recognised as one of the best national parks in Asia. Discover an enchanting lost world of verdant jungle pierced with birdcalls and punctuated with wildlife sightings. Head out in search of rhinos, crocodiles, monkeys, deer and - fingers crossed - Bengal tigers. Discover the quiet nobility of elephants and meet their mahout caretakers. Conclude this wild adventure with your own exploration of Kathmandu.

Why we love this trip:

* Once home to a royal hunting reserve, Chitwan National Park is now widely recognised as one of the best in Asia.

* Boat along the Rapti River, which shelters about a quarter of the world's remaining gharial population

* Enjoy a guided jeep safari to twenty thousand lake and a guided bird watching experience.

Is this trip right for you?

* We travel by traditional canoes in the Rapti Riover, please note there are Gharial (fish eating crocodiles) in this river.

* We have a strong Elephant welfare policy and as such we discourage travellers from riding elephants in Nepal.