Trekking in the Himalayas

Trekking in the Himalayas

These are not only expeditions to the regions of Mount Everest, Annapurna or Langtang Valley, but also to the lower parts of the mountains, such as the Around Valley Trek, for those who do not have time or ability to climb higher and want to experience the beauty and power of the incredible mountain side of Nepal.

Kathmandu Valley

Durbar Sqaure (Royal Square) in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur or Patan will transport you to historical places where you can admire Hindu temples and ancient buildings, or blend in with the vibrant Nepalese culture. The Swyambunath Buddhist temple complex at the top of the hill will give you a pleasant view of the Kathmandu valley. In addition, there are also locations from the UNESCO World Heritage List: Pashupatinath, one of the largest Hindu temples in the world, or Boudhanth with the largest Buddhist stupa in Nepal.

If you want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can move deep into the wilderness to the national parks of Chitwan and Bardia, where you will experience lush and diverse flora and fauna during a safari.

If you’ve already seen the places frequented by tourists and want to get to know the less popular side of Nepal, we can organize a stay with a Nepalese family. Nepal is an agricultural country, so how better to see the livelihood of the average Nepalese than through the experience of rural life.

Not everyone can become a mountain climber, but everyone can see this beautiful mountain massif from a bird's eye view. You can choose to fly by plane, helicopter, and for the brave ones – use a paraglider or ultralight trike in Pokhar. Breathtaking views of the valleys and mountains from above.

And these are not all the attractions that Nepal has to offer. You can see for yourself that this is a country to which you should go back.