Nepal Trekking

Blessed with rich nature, the great Himalayan range stretches from Afghanistan to Burma, across Pakistan, Northern India, Tibet, Nepal and Bhutan. There are fourteen mountains above 8000 metres in the world, all of which lie in the Himalayan range. This is the source of many great glacial rivers, providing abundant live-giving water to much of Asia. 

Nepal is the birthplace of Buddha (Light of Asia). Nestled among the gorgeous snow-capped ranges of the Himalayas, this wonderful creation of Mother Earth embraces eight of the world’s highest peaks: Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and Annapurna 1. Its special climate, its rich and colourful religions, a blend of Buddhist & Hindu culture, all combine to make it a truly unique country.

Rolwaling and Tashi Laptsa (5755m)
The golden age of exploration of the Himalayas, especially the early attempts on Everest in the 1920s and 1930s, had already attracted the world’s attention to Nepal, and the coronation of King Mahendra further opened the door to the outside world. Stories of the royal family hunting in the jungles of Chitwan, as well as books like ‘Tiger for Breakfast’ and many travel journals, documentaries and picture books published during that time, all enhanced the image of Nepal as an adventure travel destination and put it firmly on the world tourism map. 

It is indeed true that Nepal is rich in enchanting culture and diversity, but it is the mighty Himalayas and particularly Everest that have been the centre of attention since Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reached the summit on 29 May 1953, catching the spotlight of the world. But not only is it famed for the Yak & Yeti, it also includes the lowlands of the Gangetic plains and the dense, verdant jungles of the south, where the endangered species of Royal Bengal Tigers and that of the one-horned rhinoceros roam. 

Nepal is a captivating destination for all kinds of holidays, with diverse landscapes ranging from the lowlands of the Terai Jungle all the way to the highest Himalayan peaks. This tiny country is one of the world’s premier spots for all kinds of outdoor adventure, with its unique blend of colourful culture and religions.

Nepal, with its unlimited number of exciting holiday spots, offers a variety of thrills to all kinds of people. Whether you are looking for a physical challenge, mental relaxation or spiritual searching, Nepal is the ultimate destination. 

Come to Nepal to escape the modern world and the hectic chores of your life. This could be your lifetime’s Dream Destination!Once is not enough!