Ghorepani Trek starts from Pokhara valley and takes you through picturesque mountain villages of the Gurungs (The Gurungs form the backbone of the famous Gorkha regiments) community passing through forests of spectacular Rhododendrons alive with an amazing variety of birds and flowers. It is probably the best short trek in Nepal, which offers you a dramatic close up view of Annapurna I (8,091m), Dhaulagiri (8,167m) and Machhapuchhare-the Fish-Tail Mountain (6,997m) in their full glory. This trekking trial never ascends to really high altitude, so it is best suited for the beginners and families including children as well. During this trip two full days are spent in Kathmandu visiting two major cities of the valley. At the end of the trip we head to Royal Chitwan National Park reputed to be the best managed wildlife park in Asia. Elephant back safari, canoe ride and jungle walk in search of the One horned rhinoceros, leopards, deer, crocodiles and birds is an experience of a lifetime. The only complaint we get on this trip is that it ended too soon.

We start our tour with Kathmandu Valley sightseeing that takes you to several historical sites which are considered World heritage site. Tragically, you will also witness the devastation effect of the Earthquake of April 2015. Langtang trek starts after an interesting 6 hours drive from Kathmandu. This is a picturesque trek, rich in cultural heritage and delightful animal and plant life. The spring brings out flowers like Primula, blue iris, edelweiss and rhododendrons and we may also see a Tahr (a large mountain goat), Bear, Deer and possibly Red Panda and a wide variety of bird life. It is perhaps the best introduction to the Nepal Himalayas. Follow the Trishuli river north and then up into the wide alpine valley of Langtang from where the great peaks become visible - Ganesh (7,407 m), Langtang Lirung (7,246 m), DorjeLakpa (6,975 m) and many others. Your final destination at Kyanjin Gompa (3,950 m) is near the end of the valley offering spectacular day excursions to vantage points with superb views of Lantang Lirung. It is also possible to explore the glaciers and the yak pastures of Langsisa. The return journey is easier as we retrace back the same route mostly down hill to end this delightful trekking holiday with a drive back to Kathmandu.

This trip is specially designed for families who love soft adventure. You get an opportunity to visit Temples and Buddhist stupas and quant Bazaars as you travel around Kathmandu valley. The thrilling raft trip is an option you do not want to miss. The trek offers you an introduction to trekking in Nepal while experiencing the mountain culture and the scenic grandeur of the world’s highest Ranges. Look out for the one-horned rhinos as you travel through the jungle on Elephant back. If you spot the elusive tiger, you have all the more reason to celebrate and join the cultural dance organized by the Tharu community at Chitwan.

This is a trek that takes you to Everest Base Camp from where expedition members have looked on Everest with hope for the success of their expedition. It is a place, which bears memories of many celebrations as well as defeats and tragedies. The trek starts with a flight to Lukla and then a walk up the DudhKoshi River to Namche Village where an extra day is spent for acclimatizing. We walk along the moraine of Khumbu Glacier to reach GorakShep, an ancient lakebed that was the original Everest base camp, later moved nearer to the mountain below the Khumbu Icefall. Each day brings us closer to the Himalayas and the climb to the ultimate viewpoint at Kalapathar, offers you a view of Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse (world's fourth highest mountain), Pumori, AmaDablam and panoply of other mountains, all in one graceful 180 degree panoramic arc. This memorable trek ends at Lukla, and an early morning flight brings you back to Kathmandu.

Join us on this trip for the ultimate journey to the 4 Himalayan countries that will hold you in awe from the word “go” as you fly into Delhi the City of mystery, magic and mayhem. The City, littered with the relics of lost empires. There is just so much to see and experience as you are taken on a guided tour around Delhi. Experience the sights and sounds of the colorful Rajasthan and the Mecca of Love – The Taj Mahal of Agra and later fly to the Land of the thunder Dragon – ‘Bhutan” where Gurus riding on flying Tigers meditated in Caves and monasteries perched high up in the mountains and rocky cliffs. More excitement awaits you as you as you fly into the Kathmandu- the cultural hub of Nepal. You will be dazzled by the artifacts in display in the form of Temples and monuments. The land is blessed with extreme natural beauty, where The elevations we call hills are over 1000 meters high and the snowy mountains are over 6000 meter with eight of the fourteen Eight thousanders here in Nepal itself. You will experience the multi faceted culture and the pristine beauty of the mountains and lakes as you visit the world heritage sights in Kathmandu and travel to the lake valley of Pokhara, know for the artistic fish-tail shaped mountain and the backpackers heading towards the mountains. The ultimate journey to the "Roof of the World", will be a fitting end to a journey of a lifetime. Rising about 4 km above sea level and covering an area of nearly half a million square miles of vast open spaces, rolling hills with spectacular mountain views, with a perpetually intense blue sky over it a photographer’s delight. The highlight of the entire tour is your visit to the Everest Base Camp in Tibet. Tibet with its unique landscape and rich Buddhist culture have drawn adventurer lovers, pilgrims, scholars and traders throughout its history. Throughout the tour, you will be in close proximity with nature and the local people, and enjoy a fascinating array of cultural experiences, sights and adventures.

This 10-days trek offers excellent views of Everest (8,848m.) and the main peaks of the Khumbu without going to extreme altitudes. Explore the Sherpa villages of Kunde and Khumjung and enjoy the most spectacular view of Mount Everest looming behind Lotse Ridge and AmaDablam towering over the Monastery at Tengboche. This ten days trek has so many surprises packed into it that your only complaint will be that it ended too soon. Moderate to difficult trekking and lodging from 2,805m to 3,985m with possible optional hikes up to 4,500m. Accommodation in comfortable lodges runs by Sherpa families. The trek starts with a flight from Kathmandu and includes services of experienced Sherpa trek guide and porters to carry luggage. Trekkers carry daypack only and walk at their own pace.