We are the Nepal touring and volunteering specialists. Based in Australia, with personnel here and in Nepal, we’re 100% committed to customer service and satisfaction, providing experiences which enrich and enliven not only their participants, but also the villages and people of Nepal. We create employment, provide training and improve educational outcomes for children.
More Info“Because of Take on Nepal, I have found a place that will forever hold a very special place in my heart! Experiencing the real Nepal in Batase village is something that you will never forget, offering authentic experiences which have left me with memories and connections … for the rest of my life.” – Chloe Hearn.
More InfoThe Take on Nepal volunteering and trekking trips visit some remote locations, at high altitude, with sometimes extreme weather conditions. We’re pleased to provide a comprehensive packing list, in regard to clothing and equipment, for your easy reference. Please note, much of this can be purchased in Kathmandu on your arrival, ensuring its suited to the local conditions, while also supporting the local economy. What to bring and not bring.
More InfoWe’re 100% committed to safety, yours and that of our representatives, your guides and porters. We have all the appropriate policies, procedures, risk management and first aid training and compliance in place. In addition to that, you can be confident that team leaders have been police checked and have a comprehensive medical kit with them at all times. Our safety information covers all of this, as well as issues regarding water, acclimatisation and access.
More InfoTake on Nepal was founded and is owned and operated by Nepali born Som Tamang and his Irish life partner Susan Devitt. Based in Cairns, Australia, Som and Susan oversee a dedicated team of people who are committed to providing guests with life changing experiences. Our team is based in Nepal and Australia and from time to time we have new positions vacant, which are promoted on this site.
More InfoTake On Nepal has a responsibility to protect children at all projects and locations in Nepal, where we place volunteers. We are fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing of children. All volunteers working in Batase Village must have a blue card. We’re also pleased to provide a list of requirements and expectations, for those participating in the village volunteer programs.
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