Nepal Trekking Adventure with Responsible Adventures

Price

Small-Group min 4 persons $3500 per person Private Tour - Min 2 persons $4500 per person

Details

There are many undiscovered remote trekking routes in Nepal. Most people are only aware of the popular regions Annapurna, Everest, and Langtang. We provide a truly the best-secluded trekking vacation in a non-touristic part of Nepal.

To keep this place pristine, we won't give the names of the places we will be camping at to avoid the masses from ruining it. This trek brings to locations that only a few tourists have visited because their guides live in those areas. This trek will be operated on an expedition-style camping trek. We will provide all camping equipment, porterage, trek leader, assistant guides, and a trekking chef along with his helpers. We will provide three men's tents for two trekkers, a dining tent, a toilet tent, an improvised toilet seat, and a shower tent; like on all our treks, we will give you the best available service in the whole of the Himalayas.

The off-the-grid trek is ideal for beginners, families, and corporate or school excursion trips, as the highest point on this trek is just 3365 meters above sea level. It will give you a well-rounded with a good mixture of observing the lives of some ethnic groups of Nepal and their lifestyle along with the culture. You will be going through an agricultural region of Nepal.

The actual hiking per day is most days are five to six except towards the end it will take seven hours; you should be fit by that period. The panoramic views are unlike anything in the Himalayas or perhaps even the whole world. On clear days you can see Mount Everest, Lhotse, and other mountains.

The highlight of the trek will be when we go up a hill of 3365 meters to witness the mountain range from Mount Dhaulagiri in the west all the way to Mount Pandim, which is in Sikkim to the East. According to Google maps, the panoramic distance is a whopping 480.86km as the crow flies. Eight mountains are above 8000 meters on this vista, including Mount Everest and hundreds of peaks between 6 thousand and 7 thousand meters high. It is advised that you bring binoculars for close-up views as the distance of the vista is massive.

There aren't many places with a perfect combination of being on an off-the-beaten-track with the best panorama of the Himalayan peaks.