Annapurna Region

Annapurna trekking has been wildly recognized as a naturalist's paradise. The upper sub-alpine steppe environment harbors some of the rare snow leopards and blue sheep. Other areas of the region protect bird species such as the multi-coloured Impeyan, kokla, blood pheasant amongst a multitude of other birds, butterflies and insects. Many plants native to Nepal are found in this forest. The conservation area has 100 varieties of orchids and some of the richest temperate rhododendron forest in the world. For thousands of years people of diverse ethnic backgrounds have scratched a livelihood out of its steep hillsides. The advent of tourism and the phenomenal rise in human population has triggered a process of environmental deterioration. In 1968 Nepal's King Mahendra Trust for Nature Conserv ... Read More

Everest Region

The Khumbu or Everest region is the most popular trekking area in Nepal. It would probably be the most popular destination, but it is more difficult to get to Solu Khumbu than to the Annapurna area. To get near Everest, you must either walk for 10 days or fly to Lukla, a remote mountain airstrip where flights are notoriously unreliable. Solu Khumbu is justifiably famous, not only for its proximity to the world's highest mountain (8848 metres), but also for its Sherpa villages and monasteries. The primary goal of an Everest trek is the Everest base camp at an elevation of about 5340 metres. But you cannot see Everest from the base camp, so most trekkers climb Kala Pattar, an unassuming 5545-metre bump on the southern flank of Pumori (7145 metres). Other than the problem of access, the other ... Read More

Langtang Region

North of Kathmandu valley lies Ganesh Himal and Langtang Lirung. Nestled at the foot of these Himalayan ranges is a beautiful, secluded, valley filled with natures bounty - the Langtang National Park. Here the rare red pandas lurk in dense lichen-draped rhododendron thickets, heards of blue sheep graze the alpine meadows and lammergeiers glide over glaciated valleys amidst a scenery of lofty Himalayan peaks. From Kyanjin Gompa we will have a chance to climb a ridge on Yala Peak, or hike to the foot of Langshisa glacier, for an incredible view of glaciers, icefalls and snow fields surrounded on all sides by high mountains. The Helambu villages, over the holy Gosainkunda lakes and Laurebenayak pass, are the home of the Sherpas of Nepal.. Their slate and single-roofed villages, that dot the t ... Read More

Kanchenjunga Region

Kanchenjunga conservation area belt lies below Mt. Kanchenjunga. The region with its alpine grasslands, rocky outcrops, low river valleys, and temperate and sub-tropical forests is situated in Taplejung district that borders with the Tibetan autonomous Region of China. KCAP has been selected as one of the 200 global eco regions recognized by world wild life fund. 10 species of indigenous gymnosperms, 15 flowering plants, 30 varieties of rhododendron and 69 varieties of orchids and many wild live including leopard, beer red panda etc. Suggested Itinerary Day 01 Arrive in KTM airport & drive to hotel Day 02 Sightseeing around KTM valley Day 03 Fly to Suketar trek to Mithlung Day 04 Chirwa (1190 M ) Day 05 Sekathum (1640 M) Day 06 Amjilessa (2490 M) Day 07 Gelpa called Chapla( 2730 M ... Read More

Dolpo Region

The land Dolpa lies on the northern trans Himalayan region of Nepal , lies the extreme landscape of Upper Dolpo . The route begins by meandering through pine and cedar forest with views of the massive Dhaualgiri range in the background. The entrance to Dolpo lies beyond the Jangla Bhanjyang Pass (4500m). At the head of the valley lay snow-capped peaks and the desolate Tibetan plateau beyond. Protected from rain, this region is dry where the Dolpo inhabitants have carved out a niche of survival in the harsh surroundings by trading with near by Tibet. A vision of beauty, the Phokshindo (Ringmo) and the legendary monastery of the pre-Buddhist Bonpo sect is our momentous destination. As the most remote and least developed district in Nepal , this trek is reserved for those with a true sense of ... Read More

Remote Area Trekking

Remote area trekking in Nepal which are now open to limited number of trekkers, having fulfilled certain formalities of the immigration for obtaining special permit. Trekking off the beaten track can be very rewarding and you need a sense of adventure and well equipped. It offers an opportunity to meet the people and their life style in very primitive form, almost untouched and unexplored. The people living in this region are of Tibetan origin and have followed Buddhism since time immemorial. Trekking here offers opportunities to visit ancient villages, high passes, beautiful lakes, isolated monasteries and also to experience the vast array of wildlife inhabiting the region, including Blue Sheep, Mountain goat, Jackal, wolf & the legendary snow leopard. Read More