 For many of our treks, you can choose between camping and staying in Mountain lodges, which are locally run guesthouses, but standards vary enormously. In the popular areas, such as Annapurna, lodges are more like hotels, with hot water, Western food, and private rooms, in more remote areas; they are far simpler and more authentically Nepalese. Mountain Lodge trekking is less expensive than camping, and is suitable for smaller groups. With larger groups, irrespective of the area, it is more practical to camp. We provide all the necessary camping equipment dining and toilet tents plus our guides, porters and cooks, you trek in comfort with Western food of a high standard.
Moderate treks involve walking for 6 to 8 hours a day in more remote country, reaching altitudes of approximately 4500 metres. A reasonable level of fitness is required as there will be much ascent and descent with the occasional difficult day. A hill walking background is advisable. Demanding treks are harder, suitable for regular hill walkers
as they are generally more demanding and may involve 7 or 8 hour
days, with altitudes up to 5500 metres. You should be physically
fit and appropriate preparation is essential. Some days may involve
crossing a pass with up to 10 hours walking. Kala Patar Trekking: Another major attractions of this trek are visits to all the major Sherpa villages including Namche Bazaar, Thame, Khumjung, and beautiful Tengboche Monastery. The trek concludes with a very early morning climb of Kala Pattar, for one of the most awesome views as the sun rises on Everest, before returning via a different route to Lukla. Alternative Trekking To Kala Patar: Other peaks situated above 8,000m that's ideal for trekking within
the Everest region are: The peaks above 6,000m in the Everest region that can also make good trekking choices in this area are Thamserku, Nuptse, Amadablam and Pumori.
Commencing from the airstrip at Lukla the first three days are
spent trekking the established trail to E.B.C. We traverse West
for a gradual ascent to the beautiful five lakes of Gokyo,where
we rest for some side treks including a climb of Gokyo Ri for
some fantastic views. From Gokyo we trek over the Chola pass onwards
to Gorak Shep on the main trail and Kala Pattar, fantastic views
of Everest .A further five days are spent descending to Lukla
for our flight to Kathmandu. Max. Altitude: 5545 mtrs. Itinerary:
Max. Altitude: 5416 mtrs. Itinerary: Day 01: Drive by bus to starting point of trekking
Bensishar (5 hours 823 mtrs.) stay over night at same place or
you can trek to Khudi (2/3 hours) over night in lodge/camp. Max. Altitude: 4130 mtrs. Itinerary:
Max. Altitude: 3194 mtrs. Itinerary: A Kingdom within a Kingdom, Mustang's wealth was derived from its position on the Kali Gandaki / Thak Khola trade route to Tibet, the region still retains its own King. Forbidden to foreigners until 1992 Mustang remains a controlled region which very few people visit, a deliberate policy of cultural and environmental preservation. Our destination is the exotic walled city of Lo Manthang the seat of the King. The Kings Palace is surrounded by maize of gompas and private houses all enshrined within the city boundary walls. Unmolested Mustang is frozen in time it remains one of the ultimate journeys ever likely to be made in one lifetime. The trek allows us to visit all the major villages on route Max. Altitude: 4300 mtrs Itinerary:
Max. Altitude: 4600 mtrs. Itinerary: Day 01: Kathmandu to Dhunche by bus (8/9 hours
1950m) A journey, which takes you through scattered settlements of thatched farmhouses with colourful flower gardens, wild coniferous woodland and on to remote Buddhist settlements where people scratch a living from the barren land. The climax of this trek in both altitude and scenic splendor is undoubtedly the three days hike up the Kanchenjunga glacier where the views are quite simply overwhelming. At 8598 m. Kanchanjunga, is the third highest peak in the world. It lies in a sensitive restricted area astride the Nepal/ Sikkim border, only a few miles from Tibet. Our trip will avoid the restricted area and head for the Yalung glacier immediately to the south of Kanchanjunga. The journey starts with a trek over the Mahabharat Lekh range
with majestic views of both the Everest and Kanchanjunga massifs
with the Arun Valley between them. We trek through richly cultivated
hillsides, Rhododendron forests and yak pastures that lye below
the glacier. The return route heading west passes through some
delightful villages of Taplejung. The panoramic views of Everest,
Makalu and Kanchanjunga are magnificent on our descent to the
road head. Max. Altitude: 5400 mtrs. Itinerary Day 01: Fly, Kthamandu to Birathagar / drive
to Basantpur (2200m) The trek begins to get more serious, with the start of the ascent of the Gandaki River Valley, fed by innumerable rivers and waterfalls, where trekkers often enjoy a swim in refreshing river pools. In Samagoan (3450 m.), we visit the glacial green lake of Birendra, before crossing into mystic Sado, just 15 km. from the Tibetan border. Here Tibetan monks inhabit sacred monasteries. More monasteries await in Larkya Bazzar, along with this trek’s biggest challenge-- crossing the Larkya la 5135m between snow covered peaks which reach over 6500 m. From the top of the pass we descend through alpine forests alive with flowers, ferns, bamboo, pine, waterfalls and aqua-blue green lakes which are laced with cotton-white beaches. This 3-week excursion should leave you somewhat fitter with a
sense of peace and respect both the people of region and the majesty
of the Nepal Himalaya. Max. Altitude: 5135 mtrs. Itinerary: Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu transfer hotel / tour
briefing / introductory evening meal Shivapuri / Nargakot / Kathmandu - 4 days Day 01: Drive Sunerijial / trek Chisopani /
overnight lodge/camp.
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EBC
and Kalapatar via Gokyo 
Commencing
with an overland journey to Beshi Sahar, 130 km West of Kathmandu
where we overnight. Our trek follows the gorge of Marshyangdi
river through lush fields of paddy, innumerable tiny streams,
waterfalls and beautiful villages, eventually emerging into high
desert country at Manang (3597 m.). The trek gains in height fairly
gently reducing the chances of altitude sickness, although, we
do spend a day acclimatising before crossing the Thorang-La (5416
m.). From a high lodge camp we are up early for our crossing of
the Thorang- La (tremendous high mountain feelings) before our
decent to Muktinath in the lower Mustang region, one of the holiest
pilgrimage sites for Buddhist and Hindu people in Nepal. 
We continue through the dry arid landscape to Kagbeni, a fascinating
historical fortress town. The trail back follows the Kali Gandaki
River to Jomsom (optional fly out here) beneath the shadow of
immense Himalayan peaks and through the deepest canyon in the
World. We descend to Tatopani before ascending to Ghorepani and
Poon hill for some tremendous sunrise views of both the Dhaulagiri
and Annapurna Himal. A further two days are spent trekking through
beautiful Rhododendron bamboo and Oak forest before eventually
reaching Nayapul for a short drive to the beautiful lakeside town
of Pokhara. This trek is considered to be the classic trek in
Nepal to experience the vast bio diversity and cultural heritage
Nepal is renowned for. 
Our
trek commences from Nayapul, which is an hour scenic drive from
Pokhara with some fabulous views of Annapurna (South) and Machhapuchhre
(Fishtail) en route. From Nayapul, a half an hour walk brings
us to Birethanti, situated at the confluence of Modi and Bhurung
rivers, here the route divides. We take the West trail towards
Ghorepani, a trading village situated at an elevation of 2750
m., where there is a tremendous vantage point (Poon hill - 3194
m.) to view both the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Himal. The views
at sunrise from Poon hill are simply stunning. From Ghorepani,
the trail leads East to the hamlet of Tadapani and on towards
Chhomrong, from where we commence our journey into the Annapurna
Sanctuary and onwards to Annapurna Base Camp. The journey to base
camp follows the valley in between the huge ramparts of Himchuli
& Machhapuchhre, eventually emerging into an awesome Amphitheater,
where a labyrinth of mountains and Annapurna I tower almost vertically
above us. 
Day
01: Drive by tourist bus to Pokhara (7 hours 202 km.)
over night in lodge/camp.
The
tour begins with a flight from Kathmandu to Jomsom via the beautiful
lakeside town of Pokhara. We commence our trek in Jomosom (lower
Mustang) passing along the banks of the Kali Gandaki River towards
Kagbeni. On route to Lo Manthang in upper Mustang we pass through
the extraordinary village of Tsarang. In this village (around
800 years old) a set of human hands, said to belong to the site’s
master builder, still remain. According to legend, the king cut
the builder’s hands off to prevent him from constructing
any other place to rival it. 
Commence
with an overland journey to Dunche, the main trading post of the
area. From here we spend four days hiking up through this beautiful
alpine valley to Kyangjin where we rest for a day for some exploration
of the high mountains and glacial systems. Track backs for three
days before a journey to the Sacred lakes of Gossainkund a major
pilgrimage sight for both Hindus and Buddhists. We cross the Laurebina
pass (4600 mtrs) and drop into the lush Helambu region and different
cultural experiences eventually finishing the trek an hours drive
from Kathmandu. A very rewarding trek in a less frequented area.
Kanchenjunga
straddles the border with Sikkim in the remote North East region
of Nepal. The third highest mountain in the world it is one of
the most inaccessible and formidable of the entire Himalayas.
The trek in is a long and often an arduous one. Kanchenjunga's
proximity deters all but the most avid mountain enthusiasts. 
