So much more to do in the Himalaya

The Himalayas are famous for trekking and climbing but there is so much more on offer if you have time!

Cultural Tours

We offer a wide selection of cultural tours in Kathmandu. Visit all the main sites, including Boudhanath, Bhaktapur and Durbar Square, to get a real taste of Nepali culture and life...

Chitwan Safaris

Go on an elephant safari in Nepal's oldest national park, Chitwan. Situated a short flight south of Kathmandu, the park is home to one of the few remaining populations of the rare Bengal tiger, and also home to one-horned rhinos and wild elephants...

Mountain Biking

If hiking in the Himalaya is not enough of an adrenaline fix then why not add in a few days Mountain Biking. Good quality mountain bikes are available to rent in Kathmandu and Pokhara to get you off the beaten path and onto some great trails.

White River Rafting

Sitting at the foot of the Himalaya and under the full force of the Indian Monsoon, Nepal has an amazing diversity of rivers that is a white water paradise with a variety of white water rafting adventures. Let us know how long you want to raft for and we can arrange a fantastic adventure.

Yoga

Yoga and trekking combines two of Nepal's most distinct traditions. Adding a Yoga retreat into your trekking experience is a great way to allow the body to recover from the stresses of a long trek. And with the current awareness of mindfulness where better to learn than in the country where the Buddha himself was born.

Paragliding

The hills above Pokhara, on the edge of the Annapurna have become a mecca for paragliding with warm winds from India meeting the mountains to create powerful thermals. We offer tandem flights throughout the year at Sarangkot in the Pokhara valley, a site which offers spectacular views of three 8,000m peaks and friendly and constant conditions for paragliding.

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