Tours
Trek to Pikey Peak (4,065m) for stunning 360-degree Himalayan views from Everest to Dhaulagiri. This off-the-beaten-path trek through Sherpa villages, ancient monasteries, and rhododendron forests is run entirely with local guides and village homestays. 11 days from Kathmandu.
Trek the Tamang Heritage Trail through traditional Tamang villages with community homestays, hot springs, and ancient monasteries. Continue into the Langtang Valley with optional Tserko Ri summit. 15 days with local Tamang guides from Kathmandu.
Trek through the deepest gorge in the world to the sacred temple of Muktinath. Sunrise from Poon Hill, apple orchards of Marpha, hot springs at Tatopani, and diverse mountain cultures. 13 days from Kathmandu, year-round trekking in the Annapurna rain shadow.
Explore the ancient Buddhist monasteries and Sherpa villages of the Khumbu on this culturally focused alternative to EBC. Visit Tengboche, Thame, Pangboche, and Khumjung monasteries with stunning Everest views. 11 days with local Sherpa guides, lower altitude than EBC.
Short 8-day trek through blooming rhododendron forests and Sherpa villages just 75km from Kathmandu. No flights needed, low altitude (max 3,500m), year-round trekking. Perfect for beginners, families, or a quick Himalayan escape with local guides.
Experience authentic Tharu village life in Kumroj, on the edge of Chitwan National Park. Stay with a local family, explore community forests, and learn about Nepal first biogas village. 4-day community tourism experience from Kathmandu.
Visit all 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Kathmandu Valley. Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Swayambhunath, three Durbar Squares, and Nagarkot sunrise. 4-day guided tour with local Newari heritage guide.
Trek through remote western Nepal following the migration corridors of the Raute, Nepal last nomadic forest-dwelling people. 14-day wilderness trek through Dailekh and Surkhet with camping, village stays, and the possibility of a respectful Raute encounter.
Fly by helicopter from Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp and land at Kala Patthar (5,545m) for a champagne breakfast with the world highest peaks. See in 4 hours what takes trekkers 10+ days. Daily departures, weather permitting.
The Everest View Trek is a shorter alternative to the Everest Base Camp route, ideal for travellers who want to see the world’s highest peak without committing to a two-week expedition. Over 8–10 days, you fly to Lukla and walk through Sherpa villages to Namche Bazaar and the Everest View Hotel — one of the highest-placed hotels in the world — where Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam fill the skyline.
This trek follows the same trail as the classic EBC route for the first four days, passing through Phakding and ascending to Namche Bazaar (3,440m). From Namche, you hike to Syangboche and the famous Everest View Hotel at 3,880m before continuing to Khumjung village and Tengboche Monastery. The route stays below 4,000m, making it accessible to trekkers who prefer moderate altitude.
Not everyone has two weeks for Everest Base Camp. This trek gives you genuine Himalayan mountain scenery, Sherpa cultural experiences, and views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam — all in under ten days. Our guides are from the Khumbu region and share stories, monastery visits, and family connections along the way.
Your trek directly supports Sherpa families through homestay accommodation, local lodge bookings, and guide employment. We work with community cooperatives in Namche Bazaar and Khumjung to ensure trekking income stays in the Khumbu valley.
October–November (clear skies, comfortable temperatures, festival season) and March–May (warmer, rhododendron blooms). December–February is cold but clear. Monsoon (June–August) is not recommended for the Khumbu region.
Sagarmatha National Park entry permit (NPR 3,000) and Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality permit required. TIMS card is no longer required in the Khumbu region as of 2026. We handle all permit arrangements.
We follow KEEP guidelines for porter welfare, use local guides from the Khumbu region, and prioritise community lodges. Your trek fees support local families, monastery maintenance funds, and community trail upkeep projects.
Moderate. The highest point is 3,880m (Everest View Hotel). You need to be comfortable walking 4–6 hours per day on mountain trails, but no technical climbing is involved.
Yes. Clear views of Everest (8,849m), Lhotse, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam from Namche Bazaar, Syangboche, and Tengboche. The Everest View Hotel was specifically built at a spot with an unobstructed Everest panorama.
Yes, for reasonably fit beginners. The altitude is moderate and the trail is well-established. We include acclimatisation days and our guides monitor your health throughout.
