Ascend the Himalayas

Annapurna Region

Tourist activities began in Nepal in the 1950s when successfully ascend the Annapurna 1st by French Alpinist Maurice Herzog. The trekking holiday is an activity of a multi-days joyful walking trip while enjoying rural regions, rugged hills, and valleys from one place to the next site. Trekking is not the climbing and mountaineering that need climbing equipment. There are two different treks: teahouse (or lodge) trekking and another is camping trekking. Teahouses (lodges) are hotels/lodges run by the local people. The local lodges/hotels provide excellent food with restaurant-style menus and good hot and cold showers. The camping organizes all and operates it on a camping basis. As travelers move on foot through often-rural areas, trekking in Nepal gives them an up-close view of the scenery.

Everest Region

Nepal is not more than a mountain. It is not only great for hiking and mountaineering but accessible for a safari holiday also. While people gather to Africa to observe the ‘big 5’, Nepal has its rich wildlife: elephants, tigers, rhinoceros, gharial crocodiles, deer, and affluence of bird-life.

Langtang Region

An adventure holiday in Nepal can mean a two-week trek through a remote Himalayan valley, a morning of paragliding over a turquoise lake, an afternoon on a Class IV river, or a jeep safari spotting one-horned rhinos at dusk. Often, it means all of those things in one trip.

Manaslu Region

Experience the world’s most exciting festivals, cultural celebrations, concerts, and special events while exploring new destinations and creating unforgettable memories.