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Important tips for the Mera Peak Climbing In the Solukhumbu region of Nepal lies a popular trekking peak that allures both novice and experienced climbers. At 6476 m / 21,247 ft, Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal, with a straightforward and non-technical ascent. It offers a perfect …read more
The Annapurna Mountain Range The popular Annapurna region of Nepal hosts two most celebrated treks in Nepal: the Annapurna Circuit Trek and the Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek. Each trek boasts its own set of unique features and awe-inspiring experiences, promising an adventure of a lifetime. Oftentimes, trekkers grapple with …read more
Are there Covid restrictions in Nepal As of the latest update on June 7, 2023, Nepal is open to international tourists traveling by air or land. Please note that international tourists are no longer required to provide a proof of certificate or negative PCR test report and are not required …read more
Manaslu Trek Vs Annapurna Trek The Manaslu Circuit trek consistently ranks among the best classic treks in Nepal. Yet, it is often overlooked. The hidden jewel in the Himalayas of Nepal, Manaslu Circuit is less-wandered and reserved for those intrepid souls who seek extraordinary adventure. This trek is regarded as …read more
Nepal, the trekker’s paradise, welcomes thousands of trekkers and climbers alike every year. If you love mountains, you’ve definitely dreamed of embarking on unparalleled adventures to the Himalayas of Nepal at least once in your lifetime. Whether you choose the popular Everest Base Camp Trek, the challenging Annapurna Sanctuary/Base Camp …read more
How much does the Annapurna Base Camp Trek cost ? The cost of trekking to Annapurna Base Camp with all your meals included is AUD$1,750. If you choose to fly to Pokhara instead of taking the 9-hour bus, the all-inclusive cost will be AUD$2,190. We know when you go online …read more
The top 5 things you need to know about the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, that nobody talks about: 1. There are lots of steps! Be prepared for thousands of steps on this trail! It’s different to other treks in Nepal as you are slowly gaining and then losing elevation before …read more
Trekking in Nepal with family. This is a question we’re often asked. We have 3 young children who travel to Nepal on a regular basis, we live in villages and trek the mountains with our children. We are well placed to provide advise on trekking in Nepal with children. We …read more
1. It’s a culturally immersive experience This region borders Tibet and is home to the Yolmo people, this is an ethnic group unique to this region of Nepal, they speak a different language and have held on to their customs and traditions. Their warmth and kindness will bring joy to …read more
There are 2 elements to this, what to pack in your bags and what type of bags you need for your trek. In this blog, I’m covering the bags/luggage you need for your Everest Base Camp Trek. On our treks, you pay for a guide and porter service, which means …read more
