Trek, raft and canyoning in Nepal

Trek, raft and canyoning in Nepal

How this holiday makes a difference

All our staff are carefully chosen (90% Nepalese – 10% international) for their diverse range of talents, excellent inter-personal skills and commitment-loyalty to the local customs, people and environment of Nepal. Clients are reminded to only support community projects that, in their judgment, will have a positive ecological, social and/or cultural impact. We operate to promote environmental awareness and an appreciation of the wealth and fragility of Nepal's natural resources through sound ecological, conservation and preservation practices.

Nepal, for all its massive mountain peaks and impressive geography, is actually an incredibly fragile environment. We feel an increased responsibility to protect and preserve these wild places. Not only do we leave every campsite cleaner than when we've arrived, we've taken steps to protect Nepal's rivers and the people who live along them including founding the Nepal River Conservation Trust (NRCT).

With this in mind our policy is for minimal disturbance of any physical, social, political or cultural environment visited. We ask that visitors do not intentionally disturb any natural/domestic fauna and flora or their natural habitat and we adopt a zero tolerance attitude to littering. We believe that by touring the undisturbed areas of Nepal, clients will learn a respect for the delicate nature of the environment and how, with guidance, to preserve its delicate beauty. They will also have the opportunity to learn respect for ancient cultures, their history and customs. With this increased knowledge, visitors to Nepal will be better equipped to travel to any environment worldwide with deference, understanding, and discernment.

We request that clients abide by any customs and respect the cultural activities of any groups they may have contact with.

Trek, raft and canyoning in Nepal