Trekkings
Poon Hill
This trek is perfect for the whole family or for a short vacation. You start in Nayapul and walk through rhododendron forests that are in full bloom during March and April. The route to and from Poon Hill passes through villages with authentic cultures. Ghorepani, at 2,874 meters, is a Magar village.
The highest point on this trek is Poon Hill, where you can experience a spectacular sunrise. Watch as the daylight reveals eighteen mountains, including the eight-thousanders Annapurna and Mt. Dhaulagiri. At the foot of the Annapurna range lie Ghandruk and Tadapani, typical Gurung villages. In Tadapani, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the famous Fishtail mountain, also known as Macchapuchare. From Ghandruk, you return to Nayapul.
Royal Trek
Enjoy stunning views of the Annapurna and Lamjung Himal ranges on this easy trek. Along the way, you will pass through many authentic Nepali villages where the traditional lifestyle of the local population, with their ancient religious customs and traditions, has remained unchanged for thousands of years. The trek also leads you through beautiful forests.
The trek begins in Pokhara, from where you pass the charming Gurung hamlets. During the trek, you can enjoy the magnificent views of terraced rice fields. The trek ends at the picturesque Begnas Lake, about 30 kilometers west of Pokhara. To conclude, you can enjoy a boat ride on Begnas Lake.
Mardi Himal
The Mardi Himal Trek is a hidden gem in Nepal’s Annapurna region. This trek offers a unique blend of spectacular Himalayan views, remote mountain villages, and untouched nature. Throughout the journey, you walk through dense rhododendron forests, serene alpine meadows, and enjoy breathtaking views of the iconic peaks of Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), Annapurna, and, of course, Mardi Himal itself.
The route is less crowded than other popular trekking paths in Nepal, creating an authentic and peaceful experience. The literal and figurative highlight of the trek is the view from Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4500 meters. This trek is perfect for adventurous hikers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience in the Himalayas.
Australian Camp
A short and easy trek through the beautiful foothills of the Annapurna. This trek offers spectacular views of the valleys and the Annapurna range. The route can be hiked throughout the year and is very suitable for people with no hiking experience and families with children. The highest point of the trek is around 2,000 meters.
The Australian Camp Trek gives you a fantastic impression of the Himalayas. In the evenings and mornings, you can admire the sunset and sunrise and enjoy an incredible view of the mountains. You walk through dense forests and mountain villages.
Helambu
The Helambu Trek is a beautiful and accessible journey through the Helambu region, near Kathmandu. This trek is also suitable for families with children. Along the way, you pass many Sherpa villages, green hills, and dense forests with bamboo and rhododendrons.
The first overnight stop is in Chisapani at 2300 meters, where you already have stunning views of Annapurna, Langtang, and a glimpse of Tibet. Thadepati, at 3430 meters, is the highest point of this trek, offering breathtaking views of the six- and seven-thousand-meter peaks of Dorje Lakpa, Gauri Shankar, Gangchenpo, and the towering peaks of the Ganesh Himal range.
The Helambu Trek offers an authentic insight into rural life in Nepal and is ideal for those looking to experience the country’s natural beauty and culture without traveling far from Kathmandu.
Gokyo Valley
No one can escape the enchantment of the Gokyo Valley with its stunning lakes. The trek starts in Lukla and continues to Namche, where you can acclimatize to the altitude.
At a leisurely pace, you proceed to the village of Dole in the Dudh Kosi River Valley, at an altitude of 4,042 meters. Via Macchermo at 4,151 meters, you continue to the Gokyo Valley at 4,790 meters, where an unparalleled landscape awaits. Enjoy the expansive view from the top of Gokyo-Ri at 5,357 meters of Mount Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Latse, and Tawache. At your feet lies Nepal’s largest glacier, the Ngozumpa, between Cho Oyu and Gyanghung, as well as the many lakes of the Gokyo Valley.
Everest
From river level and green valleys to the world of glaciers and towering peaks, the Everest Base Camp trek is a beautiful journey to experience the true Himalayan spirit! Starting from Lukla, you hike to Tengboche, passing an important Buddhist monastery and then crossing the Imja Khola bridge to Dingboche, in the heart of Sagarmatha National Park. Due to the thin air, you proceed to the Sherpa village of Gorakshep, the last stop before Base Camp.
This trek can also be combined with the Gokyo Valley and the Cho-La pass. In this case, you hike through the Gokyo Valley, cross the Cho-La pass towards Everest Base Camp. With its 5,420 meters, the Cho-La pass is a challenge! You overnight in Dzongla at 4,830 meters and proceed via Gorakshep to Everest Base Camp. Kala Pathar at 5,546 meters is the highest viewpoint on these treks. You return via Khumbu with its glacier back to Lukla.
Jomsom
The Jomsom Trek is one of the most spectacular treks in the Annapurna region. Choose the Birethanti-Birethanti route or the Birethanti-Jomsom route.
The village of Marpha, with its old narrow streets, is the apple capital of Nepal. The trek ascends to the sacred pilgrimage site of Muktinath at 3,760 meters. The valley of the holy river Kali Gandaki lies between the peaks of the Annapurna range and the Dhaulagiri massif. An old pilgrimage and trade route runs along this river. The landscape has a unique atmosphere, almost Tibetan. Many birds use the Kali Gandaki Valley as a migration route from Siberia and the Tibetan plateau to the south. From Jomsom, you fly back to Pokhara, enjoying a beautiful view of mountains and valleys.
Upper Mustang
The Upper Mustang trek is no ordinary trek. This is a relatively unknown route, and few people have had the privilege to hike it. During the trek, you witness the life of the people who live in the mountains, an ancient Buddhist kingdom, to be precise.
Mustang lies in the rain shadow of the Dhaulagiri massif, creating a rugged landscape filled with stones of various colors and impressive formations. The arid landscape contains many settlements with white houses, barley fields, and chortens. The colorful prayer flags stand out beautifully against the landscape. The trek is not particularly difficult, with the highest point at 3,800 meters. Upper Mustang is best hiked in spring and autumn when the temperature is very comfortable. It can get very cold here in winter.
Annapurna
The trek to Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters is one of the most beautiful and varied treks in Nepal. Be awed by the mighty Annapurna I, Dhaulagiri, the sacred mountain Macchapuchre, and other giants. You will visit typical Gurung and Magar villages like Ghandruk, Chhomrong, and Landruk, the homeland of the famous Gurkhas. Finally, enjoy the sunrise or sunset with a view of the Annapurna range.
If you have more time, opt for the Annapurna Circuit. This trek leads through diverse landscapes with highly varied nature and culture. In favorable weather conditions, the trek continues to the Thorong La Pass at 5,454 meters. The route then leads back via the sacred pilgrimage site of Muktinath and the town of Marpha, the apple capital of Nepal. You also walk along the holy Kali Gandaki River and finally enjoy a spectacular panorama from Poon Hill.
Langtang Valley
This trek starts with one of the most beautiful nature walks in the region. The route climbs over two days to Ghora Tabela at 3,020 meters. Here, the narrow Langtang Valley opens into the high mountains. In the village of Langtang at 3,500 meters, there are ample opportunities to experience Tibetan culture. Kyanjin Gompa at 3,800 meters is a wonderful place to stay an extra day. The monastery has the world’s first yak cheese factory since 1952. From Lang Sisha-Ri Kharka, you can take a stunning circular hike. You have views of snow-capped peaks of six and seven thousand meters, such as Langtang Lirung, Gang Chhenpo, Naya Kangri, and Dorje Lakpa.
Return for a day of relaxation in Kyanjin, or continue to the top of Cherko-Ri at 4,984 meters before heading back. If you have more time, combine this trek with a walk along the sacred Gosaikunda lakes. An unforgettable experience!
Tamang Heritage
During this alternative trek, you will discover the ancient Tibetan lifestyle combined with picturesque landscapes. The area you explore is connected to Tibet, and the routes were once used by salt traders from Tibet. The culture and traditions of the people living here are similar to those of Tibet just across the border. The Tamang Heritage Trail follows unbeaten paths with beautiful landscapes of alpine, flat meadows, and rhododendron forests. In these forests live bears, leopards, red pandas, and musk deer.
The trek offers an experience through complete wilderness and traditional Tamang villages with their unspoiled culture, crafts, and nature. During this trek, you often stay in homestays with local families. This cultural immersion in this beautiful area completes the experience.
Manaslu
The Manaslu Circuit starts in Arughat Bazar, from where you follow the Budhi Kandagi River. The trail passes through small Gurung villages, which are still supplied by mule caravans.
The path ascends at Lho to over 3000 meters, where the vegetation becomes drier. Tibetan influences are clearly visible here, with mani walls, prayer wheels, and several monasteries. At Samagaun, at 3500 meters, you can acclimatize at the Manaslu base camp. From Samdo, the gradual ascent to the Larkya La Pass at 5160 meters begins. The climb rewards you with an unforgettable panorama, offering views of peaks over 7000 and 8000 meters and the mountain range bordering Tibet. The trail descends quickly, and the temperature begins to rise.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek can easily be combined with the Tsum Valley.
Tsum Valley
The first part of this trek follows the same route as the Manaslu Circuit. After Thangurmu, the trail ascends through a wild forest into the Lower Tsum Valley, an area that was accessible only from Tibet for centuries. This valley is inhabited solely by Tibetans who still live according to ancient Buddhist practices. The valley contains several unique monasteries and the large Buddhist nunnery, Rachen Gompa. A long and steep climb leads into the Upper Tsum Valley, which suddenly opens up here. The Ganesh Himal becomes visible, and you stay overnight with local families and in monasteries. The monks and nuns serve Tibetan tea and share stories about their daily lives.
At the end of the valley, over 3700 meters high, lies the impressive Mu Gompa monastery. This monastery has traditionally served to protect the Tsum Valley. You can also stay overnight at Mu Gompa.
More Treks
Nepal is home to many extraordinary areas that few foreign visitors have yet explored. Our experienced guides are eager to lead you through these special regions.
Consider Mount Kailash, a pilgrimage to the holiest area for Buddhists and Hindus. Or Upper and Lower Dolpo, an undiscovered paradise on the roof of the world. Kanchenjunga offers a trek in eastern Nepal to the world’s third-highest peak. In Manang, you can experience the beauty of the world’s highest lake. Tilicho Lake sits at over 4900 meters.
Of course, we are happy to assist with other requests as well. A unique trek for you is a wonderful challenge for us!
Trekking
Poon Hill
This trek is perfect for the whole family or for a short vacation. You start in Nayapul and walk through rhododendron forests that are in full bloom during March and April. The route to and from Poon Hill passes through villages with authentic cultures. Ghorepani, at 2,874 meters, is a Magar village.
The highest point on this trek is Poon Hill, where you can experience a spectacular sunrise. Watch as the daylight reveals eighteen mountains, including the eight-thousanders Annapurna and Mt. Dhaulagiri. At the foot of the Annapurna range lie Ghandruk and Tadapani, typical Gurung villages. In Tadapani, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the famous Fishtail mountain, also known as Macchapuchare. From Ghandruk, you return to Nayapul.
Royal Trek
Enjoy stunning views of the Annapurna and Lamjung Himal ranges on this easy trek. Along the way, you will pass through many authentic Nepali villages where the traditional lifestyle of the local population, with their ancient religious customs and traditions, has remained unchanged for thousands of years. The trek also leads you through beautiful forests.
The trek begins in Pokhara, from where you pass the charming Gurung hamlets. During the trek, you can enjoy the magnificent views of terraced rice fields. The trek ends at the picturesque Begnas Lake, about 30 kilometers west of Pokhara. To conclude, you can enjoy a boat ride on Begnas Lake.
Mardi Himal
The Mardi Himal Trek is a hidden gem in Nepal’s Annapurna region. This trek offers a unique blend of spectacular Himalayan views, remote mountain villages, and untouched nature. Throughout the journey, you walk through dense rhododendron forests, serene alpine meadows, and enjoy breathtaking views of the iconic peaks of Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), Annapurna, and, of course, Mardi Himal itself.
The route is less crowded than other popular trekking paths in Nepal, creating an authentic and peaceful experience. The literal and figurative highlight of the trek is the view from Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4500 meters. This trek is perfect for adventurous hikers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience in the Himalayas.
Australian Camp
A short and easy trek through the beautiful foothills of the Annapurna. This trek offers spectacular views of the valleys and the Annapurna range. The route can be hiked throughout the year and is very suitable for people with no hiking experience and families with children. The highest point of the trek is around 2,000 meters.
The Australian Camp Trek gives you a fantastic impression of the Himalayas. In the evenings and mornings, you can admire the sunset and sunrise and enjoy an incredible view of the mountains. You walk through dense forests and mountain villages.
Helambu
The Helambu Trek is a beautiful and accessible journey through the Helambu region, near Kathmandu. This trek is also suitable for families with children. Along the way, you pass many Sherpa villages, green hills, and dense forests with bamboo and rhododendrons.
The first overnight stop is in Chisapani at 2300 meters, where you already have stunning views of Annapurna, Langtang, and a glimpse of Tibet. Thadepati, at 3430 meters, is the highest point of this trek, offering breathtaking views of the six- and seven-thousand-meter peaks of Dorje Lakpa, Gauri Shankar, Gangchenpo, and the towering peaks of the Ganesh Himal range.
The Helambu Trek offers an authentic insight into rural life in Nepal and is ideal for those looking to experience the country’s natural beauty and culture without traveling far from Kathmandu.
Gokyo Vallei
No one can escape the enchantment of the Gokyo Valley with its stunning lakes. The trek starts in Lukla and continues to Namche, where you can acclimatize to the altitude.
At a leisurely pace, you proceed to the village of Dole in the Dudh Kosi River Valley, at an altitude of 4,042 meters. Via Macchermo at 4,151 meters, you continue to the Gokyo Valley at 4,790 meters, where an unparalleled landscape awaits. Enjoy the expansive view from the top of Gokyo-Ri at 5,357 meters of Mount Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Latse, and Tawache. At your feet lies Nepal’s largest glacier, the Ngozumpa, between Cho Oyu and Gyanghung, as well as the many lakes of the Gokyo Valley.
Everest
From river level and green valleys to the world of glaciers and towering peaks, the Everest Base Camp trek is a beautiful journey to experience the true Himalayan spirit! Starting from Lukla, you hike to Tengboche, passing an important Buddhist monastery and then crossing the Imja Khola bridge to Dingboche, in the heart of Sagarmatha National Park. Due to the thin air, you proceed to the Sherpa village of Gorakshep, the last stop before Base Camp.
This trek can also be combined with the Gokyo Valley and the Cho-La pass. In this case, you hike through the Gokyo Valley, cross the Cho-La pass towards Everest Base Camp. With its 5,420 meters, the Cho-La pass is a challenge! You overnight in Dzongla at 4,830 meters and proceed via Gorakshep to Everest Base Camp. Kala Pathar at 5,546 meters is the highest viewpoint on these treks. You return via Khumbu with its glacier back to Lukla.
Jomsom
The Jomsom Trek is one of the most spectacular treks in the Annapurna region. Choose the Birethanti-Birethanti route or the Birethanti-Jomsom route.
The village of Marpha, with its old narrow streets, is the apple capital of Nepal. The trek ascends to the sacred pilgrimage site of Muktinath at 3,760 meters. The valley of the holy river Kali Gandaki lies between the peaks of the Annapurna range and the Dhaulagiri massif. An old pilgrimage and trade route runs along this river. The landscape has a unique atmosphere, almost Tibetan. Many birds use the Kali Gandaki Valley as a migration route from Siberia and the Tibetan plateau to the south. From Jomsom, you fly back to Pokhara, enjoying a beautiful view of mountains and valleys.
Upper Mustang
The Upper Mustang trek is no ordinary trek. This is a relatively unknown route, and few people have had the privilege to hike it. During the trek, you witness the life of the people who live in the mountains, an ancient Buddhist kingdom, to be precise.
Mustang lies in the rain shadow of the Dhaulagiri massif, creating a rugged landscape filled with stones of various colors and impressive formations. The arid landscape contains many settlements with white houses, barley fields, and chortens. The colorful prayer flags stand out beautifully against the landscape. The trek is not particularly difficult, with the highest point at 3,800 meters. Upper Mustang is best hiked in spring and autumn when the temperature is very comfortable. It can get very cold here in winter.
Annapurna
The trek to Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters is one of the most beautiful and varied treks in Nepal. Be awed by the mighty Annapurna I, Dhaulagiri, the sacred mountain Macchapuchre, and other giants. You will visit typical Gurung and Magar villages like Ghandruk, Chhomrong, and Landruk, the homeland of the famous Gurkhas. Finally, enjoy the sunrise or sunset with a view of the Annapurna range.
If you have more time, opt for the Annapurna Circuit. This trek leads through diverse landscapes with highly varied nature and culture. In favorable weather conditions, the trek continues to the Thorong La Pass at 5,454 meters. The route then leads back via the sacred pilgrimage site of Muktinath and the town of Marpha, the apple capital of Nepal. You also walk along the holy Kali Gandaki River and finally enjoy a spectacular panorama from Poon Hill.
Langtang Vallei
This trek starts with one of the most beautiful nature walks in the region. The route climbs over two days to Ghora Tabela at 3,020 meters. Here, the narrow Langtang Valley opens into the high mountains. In the village of Langtang at 3,500 meters, there are ample opportunities to experience Tibetan culture. Kyanjin Gompa at 3,800 meters is a wonderful place to stay an extra day. The monastery has the world’s first yak cheese factory since 1952. From Lang Sisha-Ri Kharka, you can take a stunning circular hike. You have views of snow-capped peaks of six and seven thousand meters, such as Langtang Lirung, Gang Chhenpo, Naya Kangri, and Dorje Lakpa.
Return for a day of relaxation in Kyanjin, or continue to the top of Cherko-Ri at 4,984 meters before heading back. If you have more time, combine this trek with a walk along the sacred Gosaikunda lakes. An unforgettable experience!
Tamang Heritage
During this alternative trek, you will discover the ancient Tibetan lifestyle combined with picturesque landscapes. The area you explore is connected to Tibet, and the routes were once used by salt traders from Tibet. The culture and traditions of the people living here are similar to those of Tibet just across the border. The Tamang Heritage Trail follows unbeaten paths with beautiful landscapes of alpine, flat meadows, and rhododendron forests. In these forests live bears, leopards, red pandas, and musk deer.
The trek offers an experience through complete wilderness and traditional Tamang villages with their unspoiled culture, crafts, and nature. During this trek, you often stay in homestays with local families. This cultural immersion in this beautiful area completes the experience.
Manaslu
The Manaslu Circuit starts in Arughat Bazar, from where you follow the Budhi Kandagi River. The trail passes through small Gurung villages, which are still supplied by mule caravans.
The path ascends at Lho to over 3000 meters, where the vegetation becomes drier. Tibetan influences are clearly visible here, with mani walls, prayer wheels, and several monasteries. At Samagaun, at 3500 meters, you can acclimatize at the Manaslu base camp. From Samdo, the gradual ascent to the Larkya La Pass at 5160 meters begins. The climb rewards you with an unforgettable panorama, offering views of peaks over 7000 and 8000 meters and the mountain range bordering Tibet. The trail descends quickly, and the temperature begins to rise.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek can easily be combined with the Tsum Valley.
Tsum Valley
The first part of this trek follows the same route as the Manaslu Circuit. After Thangurmu, the trail ascends through a wild forest into the Lower Tsum Valley, an area that was accessible only from Tibet for centuries. This valley is inhabited solely by Tibetans who still live according to ancient Buddhist practices. The valley contains several unique monasteries and the large Buddhist nunnery, Rachen Gompa. A long and steep climb leads into the Upper Tsum Valley, which suddenly opens up here. The Ganesh Himal becomes visible, and you stay overnight with local families and in monasteries. The monks and nuns serve Tibetan tea and share stories about their daily lives.
At the end of the valley, over 3700 meters high, lies the impressive Mu Gompa monastery. This monastery has traditionally served to protect the Tsum Valley. You can also stay overnight at Mu Gompa.
More Treks
Nepal is home to many extraordinary areas that few foreign visitors have yet explored. Our experienced guides are eager to lead you through these special regions.
Consider Mount Kailash, a pilgrimage to the holiest area for Buddhists and Hindus. Or Upper and Lower Dolpo, an undiscovered paradise on the roof of the world. Kanchenjunga offers a trek in eastern Nepal to the world’s third-highest peak. In Manang, you can experience the beauty of the world’s highest lake. Tilicho Lake sits at over 4900 meters.
Of course, we are happy to assist with other requests as well. A unique trek for you is a wonderful challenge for us!
Trekking
Poon Hill
This trek is perfect for the whole family or for a short vacation. You start in Nayapul and walk through rhododendron forests that are in full bloom during March and April. The route to and from Poon Hill passes through villages with authentic cultures. Ghorepani, at 2,874 meters, is a Magar village.
The highest point on this trek is Poon Hill, where you can experience a spectacular sunrise. Watch as the daylight reveals eighteen mountains, including the eight-thousanders Annapurna and Mt. Dhaulagiri. At the foot of the Annapurna range lie Ghandruk and Tadapani, typical Gurung villages. In Tadapani, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the famous Fishtail mountain, also known as Macchapuchare. From Ghandruk, you return to Nayapul.
Royal Trek
Geniet tijdens deze eenvoudige trekking van prachtige uitzichten over het Annapurna en Lamjung Himal gebergte. Tijdens de trekking loop je langs veel authentieke Nepalese dorpjes waar de traditionele levensstijl van de lokale bevolking met hun oude religieuze gewoontes en tradities voor duizenden jaren onveranderd zijn gebleven. Ook voert het je door de prachtige rododendron bossen.
De tocht begint in Pokhara van waar je de mooie Gurung gehuchten passeert. Tijdens de trek kun je genieten van het prachtige uitzicht op de rijstvelden. De trekking eindigt uiteindelijk aan het schilderachtige meer van Begnas ongeveer 30 kilometer ten westen van Pokhara.
Mardi Himal
The Mardi Himal Trek is a hidden gem in Nepal’s Annapurna region. This trek offers a unique blend of spectacular Himalayan views, remote mountain villages, and untouched nature. Throughout the journey, you walk through dense rhododendron forests, serene alpine meadows, and enjoy breathtaking views of the iconic peaks of Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), Annapurna, and, of course, Mardi Himal itself.
The route is less crowded than other popular trekking paths in Nepal, creating an authentic and peaceful experience. The literal and figurative highlight of the trek is the view from Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4500 meters. This trek is perfect for adventurous hikers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience in the Himalayas.
Australian Camp
A short and easy trek through the beautiful foothills of the Annapurna. This trek offers spectacular views of the valleys and the Annapurna range. The route can be hiked throughout the year and is very suitable for people with no hiking experience and families with children. The highest point of the trek is around 2,000 meters.
The Australian Camp Trek gives you a fantastic impression of the Himalayas. In the evenings and mornings, you can admire the sunset and sunrise and enjoy an incredible view of the mountains. You walk through dense forests and mountain villages.
Helambu
The Helambu Trek is a beautiful and accessible journey through the Helambu region, near Kathmandu. This trek is also suitable for families with children. Along the way, you pass many Sherpa villages, green hills, and dense forests with bamboo and rhododendrons.
The first overnight stop is in Chisapani at 2300 meters, where you already have stunning views of Annapurna, Langtang, and a glimpse of Tibet. Thadepati, at 3430 meters, is the highest point of this trek, offering breathtaking views of the six- and seven-thousand-meter peaks of Dorje Lakpa, Gauri Shankar, Gangchenpo, and the towering peaks of the Ganesh Himal range.
The Helambu Trek offers an authentic insight into rural life in Nepal and is ideal for those looking to experience the country’s natural beauty and culture without traveling far from Kathmandu.
Gokyo Vallei
No one can escape the enchantment of the Gokyo Valley with its stunning lakes. The trek starts in Lukla and continues to Namche, where you can acclimatize to the altitude.
At a leisurely pace, you proceed to the village of Dole in the Dudh Kosi River Valley, at an altitude of 4,042 meters. Via Macchermo at 4,151 meters, you continue to the Gokyo Valley at 4,790 meters, where an unparalleled landscape awaits. Enjoy the expansive view from the top of Gokyo-Ri at 5,357 meters of Mount Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Latse, and Tawache. At your feet lies Nepal’s largest glacier, the Ngozumpa, between Cho Oyu and Gyanghung, as well as the many lakes of the Gokyo Valley.
Everest
From river level and green valleys to the world of glaciers and towering peaks, the Everest Base Camp trek is a beautiful journey to experience the true Himalayan spirit! Starting from Lukla, you hike to Tengboche, passing an important Buddhist monastery and then crossing the Imja Khola bridge to Dingboche, in the heart of Sagarmatha National Park. Due to the thin air, you proceed to the Sherpa village of Gorakshep, the last stop before Base Camp.
This trek can also be combined with the Gokyo Valley and the Cho-La pass. In this case, you hike through the Gokyo Valley, cross the Cho-La pass towards Everest Base Camp. With its 5,420 meters, the Cho-La pass is a challenge! You overnight in Dzongla at 4,830 meters and proceed via Gorakshep to Everest Base Camp. Kala Pathar at 5,546 meters is the highest viewpoint on these treks. You return via Khumbu with its glacier back to Lukla.
Jomsom
The Jomsom Trek is one of the most spectacular treks in the Annapurna region. Choose the Birethanti-Birethanti route or the Birethanti-Jomsom route.
The village of Marpha, with its old narrow streets, is the apple capital of Nepal. The trek ascends to the sacred pilgrimage site of Muktinath at 3,760 meters. The valley of the holy river Kali Gandaki lies between the peaks of the Annapurna range and the Dhaulagiri massif. An old pilgrimage and trade route runs along this river. The landscape has a unique atmosphere, almost Tibetan. Many birds use the Kali Gandaki Valley as a migration route from Siberia and the Tibetan plateau to the south. From Jomsom, you fly back to Pokhara, enjoying a beautiful view of mountains and valleys.
Upper Mustang
The Upper Mustang trek is no ordinary trek. This is a relatively unknown route, and few people have had the privilege to hike it. During the trek, you witness the life of the people who live in the mountains, an ancient Buddhist kingdom, to be precise.
Mustang lies in the rain shadow of the Dhaulagiri massif, creating a rugged landscape filled with stones of various colors and impressive formations. The arid landscape contains many settlements with white houses, barley fields, and chortens. The colorful prayer flags stand out beautifully against the landscape. The trek is not particularly difficult, with the highest point at 3,800 meters. Upper Mustang is best hiked in spring and autumn when the temperature is very comfortable. It can get very cold here in winter.
Annapurna
The trek to Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters is one of the most beautiful and varied treks in Nepal. Be awed by the mighty Annapurna I, Dhaulagiri, the sacred mountain Macchapuchre, and other giants. You will visit typical Gurung and Magar villages like Ghandruk, Chhomrong, and Landruk, the homeland of the famous Gurkhas. Finally, enjoy the sunrise or sunset with a view of the Annapurna range.
If you have more time, opt for the Annapurna Circuit. This trek leads through diverse landscapes with highly varied nature and culture. In favorable weather conditions, the trek continues to the Thorong La Pass at 5,454 meters. The route then leads back via the sacred pilgrimage site of Muktinath and the town of Marpha, the apple capital of Nepal. You also walk along the holy Kali Gandaki River and finally enjoy a spectacular panorama from Poon Hill.
Langtang Vallei
This trek starts with one of the most beautiful nature walks in the region. The route climbs over two days to Ghora Tabela at 3,020 meters. Here, the narrow Langtang Valley opens into the high mountains. In the village of Langtang at 3,500 meters, there are ample opportunities to experience Tibetan culture. Kyanjin Gompa at 3,800 meters is a wonderful place to stay an extra day. The monastery has the world’s first yak cheese factory since 1952. From Lang Sisha-Ri Kharka, you can take a stunning circular hike. You have views of snow-capped peaks of six and seven thousand meters, such as Langtang Lirung, Gang Chhenpo, Naya Kangri, and Dorje Lakpa.
Return for a day of relaxation in Kyanjin, or continue to the top of Cherko-Ri at 4,984 meters before heading back. If you have more time, combine this trek with a walk along the sacred Gosaikunda lakes. An unforgettable experience!
Tamang Heritage
During this alternative trek, you will discover the ancient Tibetan lifestyle combined with picturesque landscapes. The area you explore is connected to Tibet, and the routes were once used by salt traders from Tibet. The culture and traditions of the people living here are similar to those of Tibet just across the border. The Tamang Heritage Trail follows unbeaten paths with beautiful landscapes of alpine, flat meadows, and rhododendron forests. In these forests live bears, leopards, red pandas, and musk deer.
The trek offers an experience through complete wilderness and traditional Tamang villages with their unspoiled culture, crafts, and nature. During this trek, you often stay in homestays with local families. This cultural immersion in this beautiful area completes the experience.
Manaslu
The Manaslu Circuit starts in Arughat Bazar, from where you follow the Budhi Kandagi River. The trail passes through small Gurung villages, which are still supplied by mule caravans.
The path ascends at Lho to over 3000 meters, where the vegetation becomes drier. Tibetan influences are clearly visible here, with mani walls, prayer wheels, and several monasteries. At Samagaun, at 3500 meters, you can acclimatize at the Manaslu base camp. From Samdo, the gradual ascent to the Larkya La Pass at 5160 meters begins. The climb rewards you with an unforgettable panorama, offering views of peaks over 7000 and 8000 meters and the mountain range bordering Tibet. The trail descends quickly, and the temperature begins to rise.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek can easily be combined with the Tsum Valley.
Tsum Vallei
The first part of this trek follows the same route as the Manaslu Circuit. After Thangurmu, the trail ascends through a wild forest into the Lower Tsum Valley, an area that was accessible only from Tibet for centuries. This valley is inhabited solely by Tibetans who still live according to ancient Buddhist practices. The valley contains several unique monasteries and the large Buddhist nunnery, Rachen Gompa. A long and steep climb leads into the Upper Tsum Valley, which suddenly opens up here. The Ganesh Himal becomes visible, and you stay overnight with local families and in monasteries. The monks and nuns serve Tibetan tea and share stories about their daily lives.
At the end of the valley, over 3700 meters high, lies the impressive Mu Gompa monastery. This monastery has traditionally served to protect the Tsum Valley. You can also stay overnight at Mu Gompa.
More Treks
Nepal is home to many extraordinary areas that few foreign visitors have yet explored. Our experienced guides are eager to lead you through these special regions.
Consider Mount Kailash, a pilgrimage to the holiest area for Buddhists and Hindus. Or Upper and Lower Dolpo, an undiscovered paradise on the roof of the world. Kanchenjunga offers a trek in eastern Nepal to the world’s third-highest peak. In Manang, you can experience the beauty of the world’s highest lake. Tilicho Lake sits at over 4900 meters.
Of course, we are happy to assist with other requests as well. A unique trek for you is a wonderful challenge for us!
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