The Annapurna Base Camp is one the most popular trekking destinations in its category for a reason. Imagine this: the majestic Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges in the backdrop, scenic landscapes, and terrains that vary as you make your move up the altitude, lush rhododendron forests, and several ethnic villages as part of the cultural experience. This is the ABC trek in a nutshell. Of course, the route to the Annapurna Base Camp offers more than just that. Besides its scenic and cultural magnificence, the region is home to exquisite flora and fauna such as the Himalayan blue sheep, Himalayan Monal, and plush Chestnut forests.The trek is basically a backpacker’s wet dream during its peak seasons (September, October, and November). With enticing side treks, you can make it within the region, trekking the Annapurna Circuit in its entirety may take you a minimum of 17 days. However, it’s possible to reach the foot of the glorious Annapurna mountain range in only 8 days! How? Here’s how

Over the 8 days of this wonderful journey that takes you to the off-beaten pathways in the foothills of the Annapurna mountain range, you get to experience the lifestyle of the people as well as the serene views. The gem of a travel destination lesser known to International Tourists provides n up-close glimpse into the Annapurna mountain range that lies tucked away in this hidden trail. The up-close interaction provides the tourists keen to explore the culture of the country with a greater insight into the way Nepalese people live in the villages.The hike alongside the Oak, Pine, and Bamboo trees enriches your trip phenomenally as you also glare at the snowy mountains that the Himalayas have to offer. The highest destination of the journey takes you to an elevation of Mohare Danda(Hilltop) 3300m above sea level. Although the views are quite picturesque, to get to enjoy them closely you must embark on an adventurous and medially challenging hike in the steep trails of the hilly region of Nepal.

Tamang Heritage Trail lies north of Kathmandu Valley in the Rasuwa District. This trek offers the vast indigenous cultures of the Tamang community, magnificent views of Ganesh Himal, Langtang Himal, and more. Here, you can experience local Tamang culture & their lifestyle, stay at their home and connect with locals, and trek through terraced green farmland, thick forest, and Hot spring. The Tamangs are considered one of the indigenous communities of the hilly region who originally came from Tibet as horse traders, thousands of years ago. They have retained a distinct identity with Tibetan roots, as well as their own language. This trek is easily accessed from Kathmandu. Private Jeep or local buses are available from the New bus station from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi to Kathmandu. 

The Classic Tour of Tibet begins in Kathmandu and takes you through the beautiful landscapes of the Central Himalayas, passing through the Tamang tribe country in Rasuwa around Langtang Himal. This tour offers a unique opportunity to experience the rural far villages and towns in the newly opened frontier of Nepal/Tibet-China. You will be greeted by a Tibetan guide and drivers at Kyarong village and towns, before embarking on a week-long journey through the vast Tibetan plateau. The first stop is Shigastse, Tibet's second-largest city, home to the famous golden-roofed Tashilum Monastery complex and its bustling market square. Next, visit the historic and significant Gyantse Kumbum and Palkor Monastry before traveling along a scenic route past the stunning Yamdrok Tsho Lake and crossing the Khamba-la Pass, offering breathtaking views of the Tibetan Landscape and Snow peaks. In Lhasa, visit the magnificent Potala Palace and explore the old monuments around Drefung Shera monasteries and Jhorkhang Temple, the oldest religious site in Tibet. End your tour at the busy and colorful Barkhor Market Square, where you can observe pilgrims from all over Tibet.

Embark on a thrilling mountain biking journey from Kathmandu to Pokhara through the stunning mid-hills of Nepal. The ride begins with a scenic journey across Shivapuri National Park to Kakani. From Kakani, you'll wind along the twisting mountain roads to reach Nuwakot, the former capital of Nepal, where you can visit the Nuwakot Durbar, a former king's palace. Continue on to the historic town of Gorkha, the birthplace of Nepal's unification, and pay a visit to the Gorkha Durbar. The adventure continues through rough mountain trails to the picturesque Begnas Lake surrounded by lush green hills and breathtaking views of the Himalayas. Your journey ends in Pokhara, the ultimate traveler hub known for its natural beauty. In Pokhara, take a rough trail ride to Peace Pagoda for panoramic views of Fishtail and Annapurna massif. Our top-notch biking gear and experienced guides ensure a memorable Kathmandu-Pokhara biking experience