The following adventures are either variations on our Cultural Adventure to the Langtang National Park, or bespoke adventures to different areas of Nepal. To reserve, click on the email link for your preferred trip and send us your available dates and number of guests. We will respond with prices and itinerary, if not already stated. Type your desired region or keyword into the Search field to filter the choices.

Adventure	Description
Tsi Ju Festival - 25% Discount E-mail now to reserve your space	Our normal itinerary with a twist - experience the biggest annual event in Bridim as a guest of the village. This spectacular festival celebrates the founding of the village centuries ago and constitutes a three day extravaganza of dance and religious observance. Tour starts in Kathmandu on 26th Feb 2012. 13 days with 9 day fast-track option over two weekends.
Taste of Nepal E-mail here with preferred dates	Taste of Nepal includes a tour of Kathmandu inc. Patan, Bhaktapur & Nagarkot; river rafting; Pokhara; Chitwan National Park; Manakamana cable car ride; and Everest Mountain flight to view some of the Himalaya's highest peaks including Mt. Everest.
Ghorepani - Poon Hill Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	Located at the foot hills of two summits of over 8,000m, this trek in the central region offers an ideal setting of wonderful mountain scenery. The trail also leads through the rhododendron forests along the route of Ghorepani and Ghandruk. The splendid panoramic view of Annapurna south, Huinchuli, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri and Fishtail from poon hill is sure to captivate you.
Royal Mini Trek & Jungle Safari Tour E-mail here with preferred dates	This trek is suitable especially for a family group travelling with children aged between 5 & 12. It passes through a relatively lower altitude up to 2200m, but the views are still spectacular. This trekking route was first explored by Prince Charles. Accordingly, it is named the Royal Trek. This trek is combined with a Kathmandu city tour as well as Chitwan Jungle safari tour after trek is complete.
Annapurna Sanctuary Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	The Annapurna Sanctuary Trek is a perfect introduction to Himalayan trekking. The Annapurna Himal is a vast massif of several peaks. Part of the range forms the natural amphitheater known as the Annapurna Sanctuary, ringed by the giants of Annapurna, Glacier Dome, Gangapurna, Fang and Fishtail Peak. This spectacular trek takes you to the southern Annapurna base camp and the marvelous view point of Poon Hill. The trail leads you through prosperous Gurkha village, rice fields, rhododendron forests and over passes with fantastic views.
Annapurna Circuit - Jomsom Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	This enchanting trek takes you through the Marsyangdi Valley where the variety of scenery is sure to lure you. You'll encounter infinite rice fields near Dumre and the alpine forest of Pisang. The meadows of Yak Kharka and the towering mountain landscapes of Thorong-La (5,416 m) is another attraction of this trek. Once over the Thorong-La Pass, you'll be sandwiched between Dhaulagiri (8,172m) and Annapurna (8,091m) in a charismatic spot of wilderness. The contrasts between the different villages and cultures makes this tour a unique experience.
Manaslu Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	The route around the world’s 7th highest summit connects the subtropical hills of Gorkha to the Tibetan plateau. Opened to trekkers in 1991 in west central Nepal, the trek through the interesting valley of Budhi Gandaki river features astounding mountain scenery. The trail ascends the cascading Gandaki gorge to the Tibetan enclaves of Samdo, Sama Gaon and crossed the immutable Larkya-La pass of snowy peaks. The trail then glissade down a long snowfield and reach to Karche and Tilije through alpine meadows and forests to the cultivated farmland of Marsyangdi valley. The route also links up with the eastern sector of the Annapurna circuit.
Upper Mustang Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	The hidden kingdom of Mustang beckons trekkers to its dramatic and mysterious landscape. Set against the towering peaks of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, the kingdom of Lo Manthang is a vassal state. The trail takes you through the wild human landscape of Mustang where its ancient Tibetan culture has remained unspoiled.
Dhaulagiri Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	Dhaulagiri, in the west, is probably the best spot for trekking in Nepal as it consists of more than fifteen 7000m. The trek offers ample chance to explore the wild. Now this thrilling region is revealing its long-kept secrets, since the reopening of places like Gandaki Gorge, the deepest Gorge in the world!
Everest Base Camp Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	This trek passes through pretty Sherpa villages and culminates in either an early morning ascent of Kala Pattar (5,545m) or the long trek up to Everest Base camp. From the summit of Kala Pattar there are magnificent views of Everest and other Himalayan giants.
Classic Everest Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	This Classic Everest trek explores the region of Solu and Khumbu – the old Sherpa region. The trek explores the fascinating villages of Bhandar, Sete, Junbesi, Trakshindo, Nunthala, Khari Khola, Surkhe and Chaunrikharka. Experience raw Himalayan wilderness on the trail up to Namche Bazar, Khumjung and Pangboche. Passing through open meadows, witness yak grazing in open pastures. Also crossing through Pheriche, Thukla and Lobuche, climb the large boulders to the vantage point of Kalapathhar (5,545m), with stunning views of Everest and Khumbu Glacier.
Gokyo Lake E-mail here with preferred dates	Get an eyeful of Mt. Everest at close range! This trek is considered an alternative to the traditional Everest Base Camp trek and offers magnificent views of the Ngozumpa Glacier- the largest in the Nepal Himalayas, as well as 8000m+ peaks including Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse and Makalu, clearly visible from Gokyo Ri (5483m) above Gokyo Lake.
Everest Base Camp - Chola Pass - Gokyo E-mail here with preferred dates	Trek through the land of the Sherpas and the mind-blowing panorama of Imja valley with peaks including Amphu-Laptsa, Baruntse, Amadablam, Lhotse and Nuptse. Visit the sandy plains of Gorak Shep and the fantastic Gokyo lake. Ascending to Gokyo-Ri, the trail offers exceptional views of Tawache, Chola Tse, Cho Oyu, Lhotse and Makalu, then onto Kalapatthar (5,545m). Finally, climb the boulders to the summit of Kalapatthar and feast on the stunning views of Everest and Khumbu glaciers.
Island Peak Climbing E-mail here with preferred dates	An alternative to the usual Everest circuit, this trek offers peace, free of the crowds, and reaches two summits - Kalapattar (5545m) & Island Peak (6160m). Observe a clear, awe-inspiring view of Mt. Everest and the surrounding Himalayan giants.
Mera Peak Climbing E-mail here with preferred dates	Explore the Khumbu region with breathtaking views of the major peaks inc. Everest. This trek crosses the uninhabited Hinku valley to reach Nepal’s highest trekking peak - Mera (6145m). Whether you plan to scale the peak or just go for the trek, the trail gives you a feeling of participation in a real Himalayan Expedition. The climb is not technical, but you’ll need good adaptation to altitude and basic knowledge of ice axe and cramping techniques.
Discover Langtang Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	The third most popular trekking region in Nepal lies directly north of Kathmandu, sandwiched between the peaks of Langtang Lirung and Gang Chengpo. Visit Langtang village (3,500m). The village exudes a Tibetan feel and a chance to witness the fields enclosed by stone walls and herds of yak. Langtang offers baffling extremes of topography and climatic condition.
Langtang - Gosaikunda Lake Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	Langtang is situated close to the Tibet border and features snow-capped mountains including Langtang Lirung (7246m). The culture of the local people closely resembles that of Tibet. The trek winds through larch and rhododendron forests with abundant wild flowers and bird life and spring is a beautiful time to travel. Visit Buddhist monasteries, Gosaikund and other Himalayan lakes, regarded as the holiest sites of the Suryakund Pass.
Helambu Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	Helambu is popular for its scenic grandeur and pleasant climate. Located 72 kilometers northeast of Kathmandu, it extends north from Taramarang to the tree limit of Gosainkunda Lake and the lower slopes of Jugal Himal. Explore several Tamang and Sherpa villages scattered on both sides of Malamchi Khola. This trek is comparatively less strenuous as the elevations are lower, ranging between 800m - 3600m.
Ganesh Himal Trek E-mail here with preferred dates	One of the legendary “Hidden Valleys” of the Himalayas is guarded by a 3-tiered pagoda temple that sits atop a rocky spur of a soaring mountain. The route to the Ganesh Himal on the Tibetan border is mostly wilderness and far from other well-travelled routes. The relatively short trail connects to two beautiful valleys which offer spectacular mountain scenery. The valley before the Marimoto Peak (Langshisha Kharka) base camp is populated with colourful villages. On the trail to the base of Ganesh Himal, you’ll follow the Chilime Khola (river) whose source is the Ganesh glacier. The walking is varied and adventurous, from tropical steep-sided gorges, to pine forests and alpine meadows leading to a huge glacier before the snow-capped peaks of Ganesh Himal loom into view.
Dolpo – The Hidden Valley E-mail here with preferred dates	Dolpo, located inside the Shey Phoksundo National Park behind the Dhaulagiri massif towards the Tibetan Plateau, is one of the most isolated regions of Nepal. The Tarap valley is a unique Himalayan experience. Meet the friendly nomads and experience their hospitality. Visit the Shy-Phoksundo National Park, which offers a rich variety of plants and rare species of wildlife. The trek exhibits the authenticity and simplicity of the well-preserved local culture. It crosses to two high passes – the Bag La and Numa-La.