Adventure Nepal

After a night in the little hill-top village of Bandipur you walk to the ‘put-in point’ for a white water rafting adventure. You join the mighty Seti River, born in the high Himalaya, and take an adrenalin-fuelled ride downstream before arriving at Chitwan National Park. Here you explore the jungle by elephant in search of the famous one-horned Indian rhino before returning to Kathmandu.

Annapurna Circuit

After exploring the alleyways, Buddhist stupas and temples of Kathmandu, you drive over twisting mountain roads to Bandipur, from where you begin your trek. The trail passes many remote villages as you follow the Marsyandi River and you’ll be treated to incredible views of high peaks like Manaslu 8156m and Hiunchuli7893m. You climb steadily to Chame for your first views of the whole Annapurna range.

Annapurna Sanctuary

The bustling city of Kathmandu is the gateway to the Himalaya for all trekking in Nepal. You’ll have a day here to explore and visit some of the celebrated temples before driving west. After a night in the isolated village of Bandipur you’ll set off on your trekking adventure, gradually ascending to reach Ghorepani and the chance to take in the classic Himalaya sunrise view from Poon Hill.

Delhi to Kathmandu

Enjoy a classic train ride to Agra, home of the world-famous monument to love, the Taj Mahal. Then get off the beaten track as you explore little-visited Orchha and the temple complex of Khajuraho - with exquisite erotic carvings. Complete the Indian leg of your journey in the ancient holy city of Varanasi, on the banks of the River Ganges – a pilgrimage centre for millennia.

Everest Base Camp

Your first stop is the bustling capital of Nepal, Kathmandu. You have time to wander the narrow streets here and will be able to discover the temples and stupas that provide much intrigue in this fascinating city. After exploring Kathmandu you fly to Lukla from where your trek to Everest commences. The trail follows the course of the Dudh Kosi, the ‘River of Milk’, gradually climbing through forests of rhododendron and magnolia. There are rest days at Namche Bazaar the delightful Sherpa capital and at Dingboche village set below the spectacular peak of Ama Dablam to help adjust to the altitude. All the while as you are trekking, the peaks of the Himalaya will loom above you, providing outstanding views as you walk.

Everest Base Camp - Gokyo Lakes Option

Feeling adventurous? The Gokyo Lakes itinerary offers a more challenging route to Everest Base Camp, with a longer, tougher trek. The route past Gokyo Lakes is a less frequented trail, which is ideal for the experienced trekker. Your first stop is the bustling capital of Nepal, Kathmandu. You have time to wander the narrow streets here, and will be able to discover the temples and stupas that provide much intrigue in this fascinating city. After exploring Kathmandu you fly to Lukla from where your trek to Everest commences. You trek first to Namche Bazar, and from there you take a different route to Base Camp itself. From Namche Bazar, you follow the trail upwards to Dole and Machhermo through rhododendron and magnolia forests on your way to Goyko. As you are trekking the remote Gokyo Lakes and Nilbuk Caves are just some of the incredible views you will see. On arrival at the small town of Gokyo you have a day for acclimatization, here you climb Gokyo Ri and marvel at the surrounding v

Himalaya Discovery

A leisurely wander amongst the bazaars and temples of Kathmandu and the countryside around Bhaktapur gives you a wonderful introduction to everyday Nepali life. Leaving the capital behind, you enjoy the traditional atmosphere and hills of Bandipur, an undiscovered gem, before continuing to Pokhara, famous for its beautiful lake-side setting and for stunning views of the Annapurna.

Himalayan Explorer

The Kathmandu Valley is a fascinating area full of contrasts. Exploring by bike or vehicle if you wish you’ll visit Durbar Square with its concentration of royal and religious architecture, and the sacred temples of Swayambhunath and Pashupatinath. You’ll spend a night in the one-time capital of Bhaktapur before travelling west to reach the lake-side town of Pokhara. From here you’ll enjoy your porter-assisted trek into the foothills – a relatively easy Himalayan walk, ideal for the first-time trekker.

Himalayan Kingdom

From medieval Kathmandu you’ll visit one-time capital Bhaktapur, to explore its delightful square and many temples, before visiting Kathmandu’s famous Pashupatinath Temple and flying to Pokhara, for a boat trip on the lovely Phewa Lake. Over the next three days you’ll have the choice of taking short walks in the countryside around Pokhara or joining a classic Himalayan tented trek. Whichever option you choose, there’s plenty of time to walk at your own pace and enjoy the magnificent mountain views.

Langtang & Lakes

After exploring medieval Kathmandu on a guided city tour, you set off north-east for the Langtang Valley. During your trek you will encounter many villages and friendly faces, learning about the Buddhist culture as you go. The region is also colourful in spring when the rhododendrons bloom and the area is a profusion of colour. Trekking up the valley, you’ll have superb views of the Langtang range and its stunning glaciers.

Lhasa Overland

From Kathmandu you fly across the Himalaya taking in breathtaking views of towering peaks all the way. From here you’ll visit Tsedang and cross the river to Samye Monastery. In Lhasa discover the famous Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple – the religious centre of Tibetan Buddhism, encircled by holy Barkhor Square – Tibet’s largest bazaar.

Mera Peak Trek

From the bustling bazaars and exotic temples of Kathmandu, you head into the Hinku Valley to start your journey to ascend Nepal’s highest trekking peak. A scenic flight to Lukla brings you to Sukey, where you start your trek via Khari La and Pangum La 3100m before descending to the Hinku Valley. From here the walking gets tougher as you head through forests on high alpine tracks and boulder-strewn trails, with stunning glacial views and high passes.

On the Everest Trail

Medieval Kathmandu is the historic and cultural heart of Nepal. You’ll have plenty of time here to take guided visits and explore at leisure before your Everest trail trek. You’ll see many of the city’s most famous sights including the Buddhist Stupa of Swayumbunath, otherwise known as the ‘monkey temple’, the Royal City of Bhaktapur and the Hindu shrine of Pashupatinath. In Durbar Square you can do as the Nepalese do; haggle, barter and watch the world go by.

The Everest Trail

On this carefully designed holiday you can experience the beauty and rich history of the Everest region, within just six days of walking. You start in Kathmandu, with time to explore the many traditional market squares and ancient Buddhist and Hindu temples. A scenic flight then takes you to Lukla and the start of your trek in the Everest valley.

The Mighty Himalayas

Your Himalayan adventure begins in the ancient capital of Nepal, Kathmandu. You’ll visit Hindu holy shrines at Pashupatinath and join the hustle and bustle of daily life in Durbar Square. From here you drive to the tiny hill village of Bandipur, untouched by modern tourism with superb views across the Marsyangdi river valley to the Himalaya beyond.