Nepal Myths and Mountain Trails

Embark on an unforgettable journey with the monastery-to-mountain trek, a captivating adventure that begins in the picturesque lower Solukhumbu region and leads to Namche Bazaar, renowned as the best viewpoint for the majestic Mount Everest. This trek offers an exhilarating blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and spiritual heritage, making it a unique experience for trekkers and adventurers alike. Starting from lower Solukhumbu, the trail winds through lush forests, vibrant rhododendron blooms, and charming Sherpa villages, immersing you in the stunning landscapes of the Khumbu region. As you trek, you’ll encounter friendly locals, experience their warm hospitality, and gain insight into ...Read more >

One of Nepal's most recently discovered one-of-a-kind travel packages is Dudh Kunda Traveling. Organized on Mt. Numbur's lap, Solukhumbu locale, the voyaging course goes through a couple of traditional towns, especially specific. Dudh Kunda venturing with us will propose to you dazzling points of view on the eastern Himalayan Reach and the fantastic Everest. Dudh KundaTrekking of Solukhumbu locale, albeit organized at a lower level conversely, with Khumbu Mountain Reach, is trying for gifted explorers and tenderfoots the equivalent. Dudh Kunda Lake which in Nepali from a genuine perspective suggests the smooth lake is organized at the underpinning of Numbur Himal, secretly known as ...Read more >

Also known as the Khopra Ridge, this moderate, off-the-beaten-track adventure is a peaceful alternative to more popular treks in the region. For eight days you'll climb your way through local villages, terraced farmland, and dense bamboo, oak, pine, and rhododendron forests with rewarding vistas of snow-capped Annapurnas. There are plenty of chances to observe and take part in traditional Nepali lifestyle rituals, including staying in teahouses and taking a day hike to Kaire, a sacred lake that Hindus believe will help you achieve Nirvana.Read more >

Manaslu is one of the popular 8,000 m peaks for climbing in Nepal. Possible avalanches in bad weather, crevasses and slippery snow make this mountain a little distinct from other mountains in Nepal. Normally, four camps will be set up in the approach of the mountain. There will be a few stretches of steep climbing and crevasses from Camp 1 to Camp 2. Slippery snow climbing is required from Camp 2 to Camp 3. Avalanches are a threat from Camp 3 to Camp 4.Read more >

Mount Lhotse is the fourth highest mountain in the world. Its long east west crest is located immediately south of Mount Everest (8,848 m) and the summits of the two mountains are below 8,000 metres. Sometimes, Lhotse (8,516 m) has mistakenly been identified as the south peak of the Everest Massif. No serious attention was given to climbing Lhotse until Everest had finally been ascended. Lhotse was first climbed in 1956 as an alternative route towards the summit of Everest. In addition to the main summit, there are two subsidiary peaks, Lhotse Shar, which is immediately east of the main summit, and Nuptse, a high peak on the mountain’s west ridge.Read more >

The Helambu trek is a perfect short trek nearby Kathmandu Valley. Despite being so close to Kathmandu, the Helambu region remains relatively unspoiled. Besides the hyolmo culture of high mountain people, the company of green rhododendron and bamboo forests, majestic waterfalls, and the snow-capped Himalayas make the trek one of the most diverse treks near Kathmandu. The great Himalayan scenery at the border with Tibet and monasteries makes a trek to the region an enthralling experience. The people living in the highlands of the Langtang region are certainly Nepalis, being descendants of Tibetan origin, they still look like Tibetans. The Helambu Trek begins from Sundarijal, an hour's drive ...Read more >

Pikey Peak trek is the newly opened trekking destination in Solukhumbu Region. Pikey peak is one of the tallest" Hills" in the Solu. The name Pikey is derived from the name of a Sherpa Clan deity. During the month of July, the locals hold different celebrations to worship their clan god. This peak offers a majestic view of the Everest Himalayan Range and Number Chuli. The trail passes through beautiful settlements and you can visit the ancient Buddhist Monastery of Thupten Chholing and enjoy the unique Sherpa culture. During the festival season in August cleansing rituals at the sacred lakes are performed with several important Shamans. The Pikey Danda is most popular for its sunrise and ...Read more >

Three pass trek – Seven superb destinations over 5000 meters: Renjo la, Chola, Kongmala, Gokyo Ri, Kalapathar, EBC and Chukung Ri in one trip – a truly Himalayan traverse The three-pass trek offers the ultimate and complete trekking experience in the Everest region. Truly a traverse strenuous itinerary fits best to the ambitious trekkers intent on crossing the high altitude passes with the hike to the smaller peaks without the commitment to any technical climbing skills – purely a challenging trekking holiday in the Himalayas. This Everest three passes and peak trip is a physically demanding trekking adventure which crosses 3 high passes linking the four distinct valleys of Bhotekoshi, ...Read more >

Mt. Everest is the world’s highest peak with an altitude of 8,848 meter. Climbing Mt Everest has been the ultimate adventure dream for all the mountaineers around the world. Every year an increasing number of sum-miters are conquering Everest summit. There are two routes for climbing Mt. Everest: one from the southern side Nepal and another from northern side Tibet. In technical prospective, it is more challenging than the South side but does not have the ice fall danger. One of charming side of Everest North Ridge route is that it offers the view of virtually the whole route from the base camp. In recent years, Everest climb via the north side is being more popular. The trip to North ...Read more >

A great option if you're short on time yet keen to see the Everest region. You'll spend your nights in the beautiful Himalayan lodge and your days either trekking or flying through the Everest region by helicopter. Kongde, the highlight of the trek, is a panoramic ridge line perched near the Everest region that few trekkers get to visit.Read more >

A great option if you're short on time yet keen to see the Everest region. You'll spend your nights in beautiful Himalayan lodges and your days either trekking or flying through the Everest region by helicopter.Read more >

Wheelchair Accessible holiday to Nepal is specially designed for differently-abled visitors who are physically handicapped or wheelchair-bound travelers who want to explore the beauty of Nepal. As it is not possible for the people who have a physical disability to trek in a normal trekking trail in Nepal because that trail has mostly uphill and downhill trails to reach the destination. It is almost impossible to walk in those trails so considering this, Nepal has recently introduced a trekking trail that is specially designed for differently-abled people. This New Hiking Trail will help them to enjoy being close to nature and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding mountains and valley of the ...Read more >

This world-famous circuit rings the Annapurna range, providing wonderful close encounters with some of the world’s highest mountains, like Mount Manaslu, Mount Himal Chuli and Mount Dhaulagiri. It’s a challenging trek to the highest point in the circuit, the Thorung La pass, some 5,400 metres above sea level. Other highlights include meeting mountain communities, the Gurung, Manangi and Thakali people. You’ll fly into Kathmandhu before driving to Besisahar and starting you trek, following the Marsyangdi River and looking out for amazing views of Mount Manaslu. Acclimatise in Manang before travelling on, and spend two days at Tilicho Base Camp before your most challenging ...Read more >

- Travel to the most popular sunrise and mountain viewpoint of Nepal -Hike past villages inhabited by ethnic Gurung and Magar people. Do you want to experience trekking in Nepal but do not have enough time for Everest Base Camp or Annapurna Circuit treks? Then the Poon Hill trek is a great alternative for you. Join us on this guided, 5-day trip and see the Himalayas up close. Fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara, and drive to Nayapul where your trek start. Reach Ghorepani, one of the biggest villages in the Annapurna region and a famous tourist destination on its own, on the third day of the trip. Hike up to the top of Poon Hill (3210m) on the fourth day of the trip and enjoy beautiful sunrise ...Read more >

Langtang Valley Trek is a pleasant trip in Nepal that begins with tours of Kathmandu’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites followed by a drive to Syabrubesi the next day. Following our route map, 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. The region borders Tibet and was once an important trading route. We can still see the influence in the rich local culture. 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 ...Read more >

Three pass trek – Seven superb destinations over 5000 meters: Renjo la, Chola, Kongmala, Gokyo Ri, Kalapathar, EBC and Chukung Ri in one trip – a truly Himalayan traverse The three pass trek offers the ultimate and complete trekking experience in the Everest region. Truly a traverse strenuous itinerary fits best to the ambitions trekkers intent on crossing the high altitude passes with the hike to the smaller peaks without the commitment to any technical climbing skills – purely a challenging trekking holidays in the Himalayas. This Everest three passes and peak trip is a physically demanding trekking adventure which crosses 3 high passes linking the four distinct valleys of Bhotekoshi, ...Read more >

The hidden world of the ancient Buddhist kingdom, Upper Mustang is a remote area in Nepal with highly preserved Tibetan culture. Due to military unrest in the late 80s, it was not until 1992 that this region was reopened to foreign trekkers. Tucked and hidden from the outside world, the culture, mostly of Tibetan origin, has been well preserved. The region boasts of unspoiled nature with landscape unlike any other places in Nepal. Although it lies in the Himalayas, the terrain is a mixture of snow-capped mountains and desert lands. The people of Mustang strives to preserve the beauty and culture of the place, and hence, trekking in this region is a privilege. The local government has ...Read more >

On your 16-day Island Peak Expedition, you will not only reach the summit of the magnificent Island Peak but also experience trekking in the most coveted Everest region. Island Peak also called Imja Tse by the Nepalese is a popular choice among novice climbers who wish to begin their mountaineering journey by summiting Island Peak and then move on to other peaks. The mountain was named "Island Peak" in 1952 AD due to its striking location in the middle of the Chhukung valley, like an island on a sea of ice. Island Peak has an impressive, highly glaciated west face that rises from the Lhotse Glacier which is a bit tough to do; however, the magnificent views from the summit are certainly a ...Read more >

This short itinerary begins and ends in Kathmandu and has you flying to Pokhara to begin the trekking portion. Enjoy stunning vistas of the Himalayas as you make your way to the beautiful village of Ghandruk. You'll trek through rhododendron, magnolia, and oak forests to gain views of the snow-capped peaks of Machapuchare, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Dhaulagiri. This is an easy trek suitable for all levels and has the option of incorporating luxury lodges.Read more >

This trek takes you on a section of the popular trail towards Everest Base Camp. Starting from Lukla, you'll climb through the forested Dudh Kosi valley to reach Namche Bazaar—a famous trading village between Tibet and Nepal. You'll then continue through more scenic villages with Himalayan views, especially of Ama Dablam, 'the Matterhorn of Nepal'. You'll learn about Sherpa culture along the way with opportunities to stop at numerous shrines (or stupas) culminating with the holy village of Tengboche, known for its Buddhist monastery.Read more >