The most exciting trekking area in Nepal is situated north of Pokhara, offering some of the most dramatic close-up views of some of the tallest mountain peaks in the world. The abrupt variations in altitude found here provide an astonishing experience. The summit of Machha Puchre (6,997m) is less than 30 kilometers from the airstrip (850m) of Pokhara with no intervening ranges to spoil the views. In fact, the views in this area as a whole are fabulous.

This area, north of Pokhara, Ghorepani offers some of the most dramatic close-up views of the highest and most beautiful mountains in the world. The abrupt variation in altitude found here is astonishing. From the Pokhara airstrip (850m) the summit of Machhapuchre (6,997m) is less than 20 miles away, with no obstructing ranges to spoil the view. In fact the views in the whole area are fabulous. Poon Hill, from where we can have a wonderful glance of the mid-western lined mountains has incredible latitudinal range, unusual geography and a pleasant climate making trekking in this area a real naturalist’s dream. The return trail follows one of the most important trading routes between India and Tibet. This is also a major pilgrimage route. We meet traders and both Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims during the trek. The Magars and Gurungs (backbone of the famous Gurkha regiments) are the main inhabitants of this region.

This is a wonderful trek through lovely Gurung and Magar villages before descending into the Kali Gandaki Valley located between the peaks of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. This valley is an important migration route for birds that fly from the Siberian steppes and Tibetan Plateau towards the south in the winter. The trail follows the ancient trade route to Mustang and Tibet and passes through Tibet-like countryside, reaching the pilgrimage site of Muktinath (3,658m). We retrace the trail to the hot spring at Tatopani before returning to Pokhara via Ghandrung and Dhampus. For this trek, we need to fly to Jomsom and begin the trek from there to Muktinath. This trek also can be done by taking a flight to Pokhara then trekking through Dhampus - Ghandrung - Jomsom up to Muktinath. After Muktinath we retrace our way back to Jomsom and fly back to Kathmandu. Beautiful panoramic views from Ghorepani and on the Deurali Ridge as well as diverse cultures makes this a first time trek that will make you want to return to the Himalayan Kingdom.

Nar and Phu Valleys, the only virgin trekking destination in Nepal is culturally and religiously very rich. This region is still untouched by present modernization and tourism and is without a doubt the most beautiful trekking destination in Nepal because of its beautiful pine forests, amazing views of beautiful gorges and waterfalls on the way to Dharmasla. The charming valley of the Meta, ruins and forts of the Khampa settlements in Chyakhu, Jhunum, Meta and Khyang as well as the huge cliff of Khangbhir are another attraction of this trek. You can see beautiful Chortens, remote villages, monasteries and stunning vistas of Himlung, Kangaru Peak, Ratna Chuli, Annapurna Ranges, Tilicho Peak and Pisang Peak on this trek. The gorge of Mahendra pool is an additional attraction to make this trek very exciting and memorable. We start this journey by taking a private bus to Bensisahar and end at Pokhara. From Pokhara we can fly or drive back to Kathmandu to conclude the trip.

This exhilarating trek has been researched to ensure the most spectacular views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Ranges. From Pokhara we ascend a series of ridges to rise above the Modi Khola. We leave the beaten paths behind as we trek through luxurious forests to gain outstanding views of Hiunchuli (6,441m) and Annapurna South (7,270m). Trekking higher, we cross a series of alpine pastures to reach our camp beneath the huge Fang face of Annapurna. Beyond this stunning backdrop, the sheer walls of Dhaulagiri rise above the depths of the Kali Gandaki Gorge. This combination of forest trail, traditional villages and superb mountain panoramas make this an incomparable trek.