Trekking in Nepal means following trails which have been used for communication and trade for centuries - like the Salt Route along the Kali Gandaki, which brought salt down from TIbet to India.
These great Himalayas, this abodes of snows, offer the trekker three major attractions: the scenery (breathtaking mountains) the people (like Sherpa and Tamang) and the flora and fauna (Nepal has one of the largest divesity of bird species in the world).
Some treks last a day, some considerably longer. For the very popuar Everest base camp and Annapurna circuit you must allow about three weeks.
All our treks are managed by a team of professionally trained Sherpas with the Sherpa Sirdar responsible for all aspects of the running of the trek. We are 'eco-friendly, careful of our footprints, and ensure we benefit the local communities we pass through.
See our Trek Organisation and Trek Grading for more information |
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Around Annapurna, the Sanctuary and Base camp 12 |
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Annapurna is our most popular trek and with good reason: it follows the largest gorge in the world - the Kali Gandaki, that drains 3 peaks over 8,000 meters. You trek through lush rhodedrendon forests and friendly Gurung villages, asending to high Tibetan plateau, over the Thorong pass, down to Muckitinath, a Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage place before joining the KaliGandaki.
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| Mustang - the hidden valley |
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Near the boarder withChina, Mustang is a protected kingdom. Issolated from the rest of the world, it has evolved its own distinctive culture and tradition. |
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| Dolpo |
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This is one of the wildest and most remote treks in Nepal, home to the famed Crystal Monastry. |
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| Everest |
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The mighty Everest, at 8,848, attracts us like a magnet. The trek goes through spectacular scenery, through Sherpa villages, to high plateau settlements like Namche Bazar (3,400) , and Lobuche. All the treks can emcompass the less populated but stunning Goko valley. |
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| Langtang |
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From Langtang you are both close to the big mountains and the diverse flora and fauna. These treks are very popular for bird watchers.
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| Kanchanjunga: Far eastern Nepal |
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In the extreme north eastern part of the country, Kanchanjangha is unspoilt by tourism and rich with wildlife. |
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| Far western Nepal |
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This eight day trek from Jumla to Rara Lake and back is one of the most desolate and remote in Nepal. It's difficulty to get to protects its issolation. |
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| Kathmandu and Pokhara valley treks |
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Ideal for a short trek, the Kathmandu valley trek takes you quickly up to the mountains of Shivapuri and Nagarkot.
Like the Kathmandu trek, we go up to the mountains around Pokhara. Both treks give you good exposure to the culture of the valley people .
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