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In spring the forest are lively with the flaming blooms of wild flowers and the national flower rhododendrons, a beautiful contrast against the high snow capped peaks and the crystal blue sky.

Langtang area, at present is the third popular trekking area in Nepal after Annapurna and Everest region. This fabulous trek, a perfect combination of moderate and vigorous walk leading to the high alpine valley with the backdrop of high snow capped peaks, in the spring this place is alive with wild flowers.

Become a pilgrim, and head to the shimmering lakes at Gosainkund.  There you will find peace and serenity alongside the Buddhist and Hindu pilgrims.  It is no wonder this area is sacred, affording views extending all the way to the Annapurnas.  Cross Laurabina Yak La Pass, (4,615 m), adjoining the Gosainkund and Helambu regions.  At this higher altitude, the terrain will transform to arid alpine above tree line and the villages will become sparser.  Descend on steep mountain trails high above the valley.  Culturally, Helambu is one of the most culturally wealthy regions in Nepal.  Prominent to this region north of Kathmandu, are peoples of Tibetan origin.

Langtang valley is situated directly north of Kathmandu in the Central Himalayan Region. This area was declared a National Park in 1976 and remains the second largest Park in Nepal, covering 1710 sq.km. Mountainous terrain south of Nepal-Tibet (China) border.

The area offers a range of cultures with the main three ethnic peoples living in are the Tamangs, Yolmus and Bhotias who have originated from Tibet in the past 500 years till the mid 20^th century. In a southern section of the park lies a small area of sub-tropical chestnut forest, along with unique Sal forest. The hill forest (2000-2,600m) across the southern slopes of the park consists of Chir Pine, Rhododendron, Nepalese Alder and Oak. Moving north and higher, the Montane zone (2,600-3000m) are mainly Mountain Oak, fading to Silver Fir, Hemlock and Larch in the lower sub-alpine zone (3000-3,6000m); throughout these zones, several species of Rhododendron trees form a twisted and colorful continuing higher to tree line Birch and Fir forest are the last to survive. It is here at 3,600-4000m that Juniper and Rhododendron shrubs slowly dissolve into the expansive alpine grassland meadows.

‘On the high Yak & Yeti trail towards the giant peaks of Khumbu’

Everest Base Camp trekking is one of the most popular and spectacular destinations in Nepal for trekkers and mountaineers alike from around the world. It offers a very fascinating and enjoyable environment around Everest region. Trekking to Everest Base Camp begins with an encompassing scenic flight to Lukla, from where the trek begins. The trek follows many farm villages en-route with beautiful views of the highest snow capped peaks in the world, and from Kalapathar you can have outstanding and breathtaking views of the panorama of peaks and glacier including Mt. Everest, which looks so close, you think you can almost touch it.

The Everest Base Camp trek itinerary is set to be flexible for you to enjoy and immerse yourself at ease within this beautiful natural surrounding. Trip includes all the highlights of the Everest National Park with Namche Bazaar, which is the Sherpa capital, Khumbu village, unmatched view point of Kala Patthar (5545m) which is an extraordinary view point for Nuptse, Everest, Lhotse and ever exciting Everest Base Camp. With ample time and opportunity to visit the Buddhist monasteries of Khumjung one of the oldest in the area, and at Tengboche, one of the newest as it was re-built in after being burnt to the ground.

The major highlights of this trekking are the Tenzin Hillary Airport at Lukla, one of the most dangerous airport in the world; Namche Bazaar, the Sherpa capital in the mountain; Tengboche Monastery, one of the oldest monastery in Everest region; Khumjung Village, boasts of yeti scalp kept safe in the monastery; Kalapathar, the view point for Everest; the view of Mt. Everest and the adjoining mountains like Lhotse, Nuptse and so on; Sherpa culture and their life style.

In the world’s scenic high valleys with an adventurous climb’

Adventure begins from Lukla after a spectacular mountain flight from Kathmandu. This adventurous route leads first to Namche Bazaar and then to Tengboche with two nights here for good acclimasation, then heading into the high valleys of Khumbu. At Gorak Shep in the Khumbu valley, an opportunity to be up at Kala Pattar [5,545m.] for the classic panoramic view of Everest South West Face and array of other giant snow capped peaks. Finally the trek heads for the Imja valley and Island Peak Base Camp, where we set up our own base camp at the foot of the mountain’s South ridge, surrounded by stunning ice scenery beneath the immense Nuptse-Lhotse wall which towers above.

Island Peak / Imja Tse (6189m/ 20305ft) located at the top of the Imja valley in the Khumbu region, just above the summer settlement of Chhukung, surrounded by Lhotse and Lhotse Shar glaciers. It offers a worthwhile challenge to the experienced winter mountaineer, competent in using ice axe and crampons, being technically straight forward.

There are some of the difficult sections being a mixed rock and ice wall at a slope of around 45 degrees leading to the narrow summit ridge, approximately Scottish winter grade 2. The climb will be undertaken towards the end of the trek when everyone will be fully acclimatised.

For those not attempting the climb of Island Peak, there is an opportunity to explore the Imja Khola Valley. This trip is highly recommended, even if you have no intention of climbing Island Peak. It will take you into high valleys, with plenty of time to visit Sherpa villages and monasteries and photographs the ever exciting moments from stunning view points.

From Island Peak base camp our route descend along the Imja Khola to Dingboche and make way to Namche Bazaar, passing through Pangboche village with time to visit the old gompa of this area and at Thyangboche as well.   After the great long descent from Namche, then following the Dudh Kosi valley to Lukla where a spectacular mountain flight brings you back to Kathmandu.

“an adventurous journey in the remote high alpine valleys”

Crossing over one of the most exciting passes of the Himalaya, Tashi Laptsa at 5,755 meter high, to enter into Khumbu Valley has made this trek popular to all adventurers for many years since the Rolwaing Valley was opened.

The Rolwaling valley is steep sided and covered in thick forests; therefore the climbs are sheer upright. But this is going to be one of the finest watershed crossings ever made in the entire of Himalaya. One of the highlight of the trip is the camp beside Bigu Gompa, which is an unusual and beautifully situated nunnery. Further walking through the summer pasture lands and narrow valleys that opens up into a wide bowl; give us our first taste of open mountain scenery – totally unique and mystical.

As we leave the Rolwaling Valley after having climbed the highest point of this adventure, we may feel although the trek is only just beginning.   Trekking back way we continue down traversing into the Thame Valley and onto Namche Bazaar and then to Lukla for the scenic panoramic flight to Kathmandu.

‘an adventurous journey to the hidden pockets in between the high Himalayan peaks’

This demanding, adventurous trek is a mountaineering traverse from Makulu to Everest region. Starting from Tumlingtar in the Arun valley, from here the days are spent in a varied ways, trekking in to the base camp of Makalu at Sherson, on the high yak pasture beneath the towering Mt.Makalu the 5th highest mountain in the world. This walk-in follows a picturesque and rarely trekked route, which passes through a number of interesting settlements and offers tantalizing views of the highest peak on this planet. On this trek we have allowed a couple of days for acclimatization at Sherson and beyond in the laps of these giant peaks.

This wonderful journey starts from Arun Valley following the traditional and rural areas, and through fascinating medieval age old markets and farm villages, this walk-in follows picturesque and rarely trekked route, offering grand views and panorama of Mt. Makalu and Kanchenjunga all the way, more stunning views of the Mt. Khumbakarna Range as the journey enters the Barun valley of Makalu basin. From here, the trek passes over the yak pastures beneath the Makalu’s towering south face along with the great views of the rare east (Kanshung) face of Mt. Everest.

From here adventure continues moving to a higher camp at the foot of the Barun Glacier, here making a final preparation for the traverse of the three cols.

Our expert guides will fix ropes on the steepest and most exposed sections of the passes, for the safety of the group, staffs and porters. From this high route a spectacular view of most of the high peaks of the central eastern Himalaya, including Mt.Everest, Lhotse from the south east. As a relaxing final to this outstanding trek, passing the last pass of Amphu Labtsa then descending towards the popular Everest trail, the final leg of this memorable journey concludes at Lukla for the flight back to Kathmandu.

‘GEM OF EVEREST on the high valley, in a serene forest, and traditional villages rich with sherpa culture’

The Gokyo Valley and Thame Trek offers an intelligent alternative from the busy trail to Everest Base Camp. From Gokyo, four 8000m peaks (Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu) are clearly visible. There are several options for additional side trips and high altitude walking and a visit to the home of the famed Sherpa climbers.

This is an outstanding trek in which you will visit the high lush valleys of the Khumbu with time to explore villages and monasteries and to sample the incredible hospitality of the Sherpa people. Adventure begins with a picturesque and thrilling flight to Lukla, which is a popular destination, and provides a fascinating contrast to the high mountain landscapes. From Lukla, you trek slowly to Padding to our first night’s overnight stop. Next day, trek leads ahead to the Sherpa capital at Namche Bazaar.
We will have the time to acclimatize ourselves, before following the quite trail to Gokyo and Khumjung village in the high valley .We will also take the opportunity to visit an ancient Buddhist monastery here. Then we will descend to Khumjung, where we will be stunned by the incredible view of Khangtega, Thamserku, and the Nuptsse – Lhotse wall with the Mt. Everest rearing above. At Khumjung we will set up overnight camp below Khumbila Peak, home of the patron God of the Khumbu area. After which we will make our way through lovely forests towards Pangboche, and Thyangboche the main highlights of the adventure. The views along the trail throughout are tremendous; it is a panorama of snow capped chain of mountain ranges to all sides and many more exciting fun and enjoyment on the way.

The Everest region is understandably one of the most popular and spectacular destinations for trekkers. It offers some of the most fascinating and enjoyable trekking not only in the region, but in the world,, with beautiful views of the highest snow capped peaks of the world, and to the highest spot of our trek at Gokyo Ri, which stands at the impressive 5,357 meters and provides outstanding, breathtaking views of panorama of peaks and glaciers; including the impossibly high Mt. Everest, which will be at stones throw distance.

‘On the cultural, scenic trail of the rich Sherpa land’

Home to eight of the world’s ten highest peaks, Nepal is loaded with spectacular mountain vistas. The Everest region is famous, not only for its proximity to the world’s highest mountain (8848m) but also for its friendly Sherpa people, colorful festivals, and Buddhist monasteries. The flora and fauna are other ornaments of the Sagarmatha National Park, and the story of the yeti is still a mystery to the world from the Khumbu region.

This is an out standing trek visiting the high lush valleys of the Khumbu with time to explore villages and monasteries and to sample the warm hospitality of the Sherpa people.

Adventure begins with a sweeping flight to Lukla. A popular destination which provides a fascinating contrast to the high mountain scapes as we approach nearer. We trek slowly to Phakding where we will be staying our first night in. The next day we trek ahead to the Sherpa capital Namche Bazaar. We have time to acclimatise ourselves, before following the quiet trail to Thyangboche with incredible view of Mt. Khangtega, Mt. Thamserku and the Nuptse – Lhotse wall with the Mt. Everest rearing above.

A flight to Kathmandu concludes our short but spectacular trek.

“On a towering picturesque valley amongst the rich highland culture with the view of the 4 world’s highest peaks”

This EBC Trek via Gokyo Chola Pass offers a great alternative to the traditional Everest Base Camp trek. From Gokyo four 8000m peaks, (Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse and Makalu) are clearly visible. There are several options for additional side trips and high altitude walks before traversing the high Tsho-la pass and reaching the foot of number one at Everest Base Camp. We will also have the opportunity to be at the highest spot of this trip at Kalapathar, which offers panoramic views of the towering giant snow capped peaks including Mt. Everest at stone throw distance.

This is an outstanding trek visiting the high lush valleys of the Khumbu, with time to explore villages and monasteries, and time to sample the incredible hospitality of the Sherpa people. Adventure begins with a beautiful, scenic flight to Lukla. This is a popular destination, which provides a fascinating contrast to the high Mountain views as we approach near. We trek slowly to Phakding our first day the next day we trek ahead to the Sherpa capital at Namche Bazaar.

We have time to acclimatize ourselves, before following the quiet trail to Gokyo high in the valley and visiting the ancient Buddhist monastery at Thyangboche. Descending to Namche, we are treated to incredible view of Khangtiaga, Thamserku, and the Nuptsse – Lhotse wall with the Mt. Everest towering from above. The views along the trail throughout provide tremendous sights, with a radiant panorama of snow capped chain of mountain ranges to all sides and many more exciting fun and enjoyment on the way.

The Everest region is understandably one of the most popular and spectacular destinations for trekkers, and it offers some of the most fascinating and enjoyable trekking, with beautiful views of the highest snow capped peaks of the world. This trek in particular reaches it’s the highest spot at Gokyo Ri at 5,357 meters which provides outstanding, breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks and it their glaciers including Mt. Everest, which seems to be at a stone’s throw distance.