The trek to Gokyo offers a good alternative to the traditional trek 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, including the crossing of Chola, a 5420m high pass into Khumbu.

The Annapurna Circuit trek circumnavigates the huge Annapurna massif and is widely regarded as one of the classic treks of the world.

This trekking is suited for those people who want to see the combination of life-style of the Mountain people and deserted plateau above the tree lines, which takes from the lowland around the Pokhara valley to the desolate from Upper Mustang through the deepest gorge valley in the worlds Kali Gandaki.

This trek is especially for those people who have limited time and are interested in seeing Nepalese village life and local mountain scenery in the short period. This is an easy  short trek that starts near Pokhara and offers beautiful mountain views complimented by a terraced panorama of hills and mountains. It gained its name, Royal Trek because Prince Charles of the United Kingdom walked it along with an entourage of 90 guests, camp followers and staff in 1980. It is not a heavily trekked area allowing the beauty of this secluded area to be fully appreciated.

This is the most popular and panoramic trek from which you can see the whole superb white mountain of the Annapurna range, various flora and fauna, lifestyle of the local people etc. It is designed up to Poon Hill, which lies into the foothill of the Annapurna massif. Poon Hill is located just 400m. above Ghorepani and offers such a brilliant view of the Himalayan giants such as the many peaks of Annapurna, the whole Machhapuchhre (Mt. fish tail) and Dhaulagiri (8167m).

This route in the Annapurna Base Camp to the site of Annapurna Sanctuary is a spectacular trek. Although it has some steep to climb, the trek is not difficult. This trek is a fine opportunity to surround you itself by Himalayan peaks within a short time without having to confront with altitude and flight problem. It is advisable to allow two weeks to fully appreciate the high altitude scenery.

The trek around Manaslu is one of the classic treks in Nepal. The trail up the Budhi Gandaki is one of the most difficult routes in Nepal and there is huge amount of climbing as you trek up and down over ridges and onto shelves to bypass cliffs. The trail is rough and steep and it offers literally hangs on a bluff high above the river and many bridges. This trek is geographically spectacular and culturally fascinating.

Nepal is famous for trekking, hiking, camping, mountain biking, tour, jungle safari, rafting etc. Kathmandu is a capital city of Nepal, which is rich in cultures, religions and many temples. Tourism is the main source of foreign income and it has been attracting many foreigners over the years. Nepal is listed as one of the places in the world to be visited once in a life therefore it has been said that, those who come to Nepal feel like seeing Nepal again and again.

Nepal is the land of splendid nature and rich culture which is waiting for exploring with its different features. Explore Nepal tour provides you an opportunity to get along with three different regions of the country, varying from the cultural hub teemed with fascinating ancient building in Kathmandu.

There are numerous short treks in Nepal, which can be done around Kathmandu Valley. Shivapuri trek is one of them, which offers a best route in a circular one, which starts from Budhanilkantha and ends at Budhanilkantha. The highest point of this ridge lies at 2729 meters and it provides a stunning view of the city and it’s outskirts along with the scenery of unspoiled old growth forests of oak, rhododendron and beech. This trek is one of the shortest and easiest trek from which one can see many things in a short duration.

This tour is a prestigious combination of mountain and jungle appreciation where you can see the breathtaking panorama of the Annapurna Mountains from Poonhill, which is the famous place for trekking in Nepal.

Kathmandu which is the capital city of Nepal is a city temples and extremely rich in culture and tradition. You can visit pagoda-roofed temples, stone sculptures, old monasteries and historic monuments while exploring Kathmandu.The famous places around Kathmandu consists Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath Stupa, Bouddhanath, Bhaktapur, and Patan. As such Pokhara is a city, which is truly blessed by a nature. It is very popular for close views of mountains, which includes Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), the Annapurna massif and other greatest ranges of Annapurna, Pokhara is known as a starting point of most of the treks in Nepal. Similarly Chitwan is the other main tourist area of Nepal, which is mainly popular for jungle safari wild animals and birds. Exploring these three places of Nepal is a wonderful experience one ever gets in a life. 

Chitwan lies in the Terai region where one of the best attractions in Nepal called Chitwan National Park is located. Royal Chitwan National Park has an area of 932 sq. km, which is the shelter of many endangered wild animals and birds including tigers, leopards, rhino, rare gangetic dolphins etc. Chitwan is known for wild animals and jungle safari and more than 80% of people who come to Nepal visit this place. While you decide to visit Chitwan, you can either choose to be inside the park or outside the park. It is bit expensive if you stay inside the park and it is comparatively cheap if you stay outside the park. However it depends on your budget but the fact is that it is worthwhile to visit Chitwan once in a life.

This tour is a prestigious combination of natural and Jungle appreciation where you can see the breathtaking panorama of the Annapurna Mountains in Pokhara, the famous place for hiking and trekking in Nepal. One of the most memorable experiences will be drifting on a boat in the Fewa Lake with a backdrop of snow-caped mountain and drinking all the picturesque sights all the time. The Royal Chitwan National Park is situated 165 km overland or 25 minutes by air to the southwest of Katmandu which is the richest safari destinations in Asia. It spreads over an area of 932 sq. km, it has unique ecosystem encompassing hills, ox-bow lakes, flood plains, tall grasslands and thick jungles dominated by Sal trees. Chitwan provides home to more than 40 species of wild animals, many of them are rare and  endangered. They are the One-Horned Rhino, Royal Bengal Tiger, Gharial Crocodile, Wild Elephant, Four-Horned Antelope, Striped Hyena and the Gangetic Dolphin. More than 450 species of birds like the Bengal Florican,  Giant Hornbill, Sarus Crane, the Racket-Tailed Drongo and other exotic varieties have been successful to delight the bird watchers.  Sightseeing on elephant-back, canoe rides on the rivers, jeep drives, jungle walks and village tours are included as jungle activities.