Trekking in Nepal is an intense cultural experience as well as an exploration of one of the world’s most hiker-friendly people, spectacular environment and great mountain. If you are an experienced trekker used to empty trails, you’ll be surprised. These are not pathway designed for recreational use, but a working transportation network for goods and people. Expect to see plenty of traffic on many of the routes and enjoy the chance to interact with the people, and explore their cultures, along the way. Caravans of laden mules or yaks are good subjects for your camera and rest breaks at the teahouses or small mountain villages are chances to meet fellow travellers from around the globe or from just up the valley.

There are two contrasting approaches to trekking in Nepal. One approach is to go on an organized trip where our crew bring along a tent, cooking equipment and foodstuff. Another approach independently-minded opts for teahouse trekking, moving from village to village along mostly well-trodden routes, enjoying the lodges with their mix of foreigner and locals. These are ideal for discovering more remote areas and learning about the varied cultures and people of Nepal first hand.

All our trek itineraries are professionally designed to appeal to all the levels of walking experience keeping in mind to ensure a memorable holiday in Nepal of our respected guests. Besides, we are happy to organize a “tailor-made” itinerary for families, group of friends, schools, clubs and people having special interest according to our guests’ special time schedules. The best way to experience Nepal’s unbeatable combination of natural beauty and culture is trekking. On beaten trails or virgin tracks, Nepal is a trekker’s paradise. The very organic rhythm of foot travel is a wonderful way to explore and make meaningful contact with this extraordinary country.

Along with forests of rhododendron, a multitude of birds and animals, temples and monasteries, you will also encounter many small mountain villages. In these isolated hamlets, friendly people of diverse cultures offer a fascinating glimpse of traditional rural life. And in the background, every step of the way is the magnificent presence of the Himalayan peaks – providing breathtaking panoramic views.