The trek from Jumla to Hilsa via Rara and Simikot is an adventurous trekking route in the western part of Nepal. The route takes you through remote valleys, over high passes, and past picturesque lakes and villages, offering a unique combination of breathtaking nature and cultural experiences. The trek begins in the main town of Jumla, in the district of the same name (unless there is an option to fly to Rara, in which case the trek would start at Rara). Along the way, you have an opportunity to experience the unique culture and lifestyle of the local communities. After leaving the Jumla Valley behind, you reach Rara Lake, one of the largest lakes in Nepal. Rara Lake is known for its clear waters and stunning natural beauty. You can camp on the shores of the lake and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the surroundings. From Rara, the trail continues to Simikot, the capital of the Humla region. Simikot is an important trading center and a cultural hub for the indigenous communities. You can admire the traditional architecture of the houses and learn about the local culture and way of life. From Simikot, the trail leads further to Hilsa, a small village on the border with Tibet.

Hiking from Kagbeni to Rara Lake is a fascinating adventure that takes you through some of Nepal's most breathtaking landscapes. This route is part of the Upper Mustang Trek, a region known for its unique culture and stunning desert landscapes. Shey Gompa, often referred to as the "spiritual heart" of the Dolpo region, is a remote Tibetan Buddhist monastery renowned for its spiritual significance and isolated beauty. To hike from Kagbeni to Shey Gompa, you need a special permit as this area is part of a restricted region. The trek is challenging and takes you through remote areas, so it is important to be well-prepared and ideally engage an experienced guide. The route takes you through the heart of the former Kingdom of Mustang, with its fascinating monasteries and cave dwellings that are set into the cliff walls.
Rara Lake is the largest freshwater lake in Nepal and is in the remote northwest of the country, in the Mugu District. It is the main attraction of Rara National Park, which was established in 1976 to protect the unique flora and fauna of the region. The lake is situated at an altitude of about 2,990 meters above sea level and covers an area of nearly 10.8 square kilometers. The region around Rara Lake is known for its extraordinary natural beauty, tranquil atmosphere, and rich biodiversity. Visitors can observe a variety of birds, including rare species such as the Himalayan Monal pheasant, as well as various mammals like the Red Panda and the Himalayan Tahr.

The hike is not only a physical challenge but also a journey into another world, where time seems to stand still, and Buddhist culture is deeply rooted. The landscape varies from steep rocky gorges to wide dry plateaus reminiscent of the Tibetan plateau. Along the way, you can gain rare insights into the lifestyle of the local population and enjoy the peace of untouched nature.

The trek starts in Dharapani (1960 m above sea level) and ends in Jomsom (2850 m above sea level). The Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of the most famous and popular trekking routes in Nepal. It takes you on a round trip around the Annapurna massif, starting in Dharapani and ending in Jomsom. This trekking route offers a diverse landscape, from lush green valleys to dry high mountain deserts. The trek begins in Dharapani, a village in the Manang district. From there, you follow the Marsyangdi River, passing through beautiful forests, terraced fields, and traditional villages. The path gradually ascends, offering breathtaking views of snowcapped peaks such as Annapurna II, III, and IV, Gangapurna, and Manaslu. As you continue trekking, you reach Manang, a picturesque village known for its Tibetan-Buddhist culture and stunning mountain landscapes. From Manang, the trail leads to the Thorong La Pass, the highest point of the trek at an altitude of 5416 meters. Crossing the pass is a challenging but rewarding experience, offering panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain ranges. After descending from the pass, the trail leads to the famous pilgrimage site of Muktinath, known for its sacred Hindu and Buddhist temples. From Muktinath, the trek goes through the Kali Gandaki Valley, known as the deepest gorge in the world, with the majestic Annapurna and Dhaulagiri peaks on both sides. The trek ends in Jomsom, a town in the Mustang district. From there, you can either fly back to Pokhara or continue trekking to Ghorepani and Poon Hill for more breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain ranges. Along the way, you stay in teahouses that offer simple accommodations and meals. This trek provides a unique cultural experience as you walk through various villages where ethnic communities such as the Gurung, Thakali, and Tibetans live. You have an opportunity to learn about their traditions, visit monasteries, and interact with the locals.

The Panch Pokhari Helambu Trekking is a popular trekking route that leads from The Last Resort to Gosainkunda. The route offers a unique combination of cultural experiences and breathtaking natural beauty. The trek begins at The Last Resort, a popular starting point for adventure sports such as bungee jumping and rafting. From there, the trail winds through picturesque villages and terraced fields inhabited by Sherpa and Tamang communities. During the trek, one has an opportunity to learn about the local culture and stay in traditional teahouses. The route continues to Panch Pokhari, a group of five sacred lakes known for their religious significance and natural beauty. The lakes are situated at an altitude of about 4,100 meters and offer spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. From Panch Pokhari, the trek proceeds to Gosainkunda, a sacred lake revered for its religious importance to Hindus and Buddhists. The lake is located at an altitude of about 4,380 meters and provides breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, including Langtang Lirung at 7,227 meters.

The trek begins in Lukla, a small town in the Everest region that is accessible by plane from Kathmandu. From Lukla, you hike along the Dudh Koshi River and pass through various Sherpa villages such as Phakding and Monjo. Along the way, you can become acquainted with the local culture and way of life of the Sherpa population. After passing the entrance to Sagarmatha National Park, you reach Namche Bazaar. Namche Bazaar is a vibrant town and the trading center of the Everest region. Here you will find shops, restaurants, hotels, and even a bakery. It is also a popular place for acclimatization days to adjust to the altitude before ascending further. During the trek, you have tan opportunity to enjoy spectacular views of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and other surrounding peaks. The route also offers the chance to visit the Sherpa Culture Center in Khumjung and to see the famous Everest View Hotel, from which you can have a breathtaking view of the world's highest mountain. Thame is a traditional Sherpa village in the Everest region. From Thame, you hike along the Bhote Koshi River and pass through various Sherpa villages such as Thyanbo. Along the way, you encounter the local culture and the way of life of the Sherpa population. After passing the entrance to the Gaurishankar Conservation Area, you reach the Tashi Lapsa Pass. The pass is at an altitude of 5,755 meters and requires good physical fitness and experience in high altitude trekking. The ascent to the pass offers spectacular views of the surrounding peaks such as Gaurishankar and Rolwaling Himal.

Makalu Barun Trekking is a challenging trekking route in the Makalu Barun region of Eastern Nepal. The route traverses the Makalu-Barun National Park area, known for its pristine nature and diverse wildlife and flora. The trek starts in Tumlingtar and leads through remote villages, dense forests, deep valleys, and over high passes. The landscape is characterized by towering peaks, including the majestic Mount Makalu, which at 8,485 meters is the world's fifth-highest mountain. During the trek, one enjoys breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, glaciers, and river valleys. The route is less frequented than other popular trekking paths in Nepal, making it an ideal choice for adventurous trekkers who enjoy the solitude and tranquility of nature. The trekking route is demanding and requires good physical condition as well as experience in trekking in high-altitude terrain. During the Mera Trekking, you have an opportunity to enjoy stunning views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and other surrounding peaks. Mera Trekking in Nepal is an exciting and challenging experience that offers you the chance to witness the majestic beauty of the Himalayas. However, it is important to prepare for the altitude and physical demands of the trek to ensure your safety and well-being. During the trek, one has the chance to learn about the local Sherpa culture and stay in traditional teahouses. The hospitality of the locals is heartfelt, and one can learn a lot about their way of life and traditions.

The Langtang Himal is a region north part of Kathmandu valley and it lies just south of Tibetan border. The Langtang valley is surrounded by high peaks of great appeal. The course from the Langtang valley to Goshaikunda is full of diversity and it is attracting many tourists. Goshaikunda is one of the Hindu holy places and is considered to be made by Lord Shiva. The Buddhist Tamang that lives nearby also reveres it as their holy place. Every August on full moon night, lake is thronged with pilgrims for a big festival. On other days the lake sits in a tranquil atmosphere.Helambu is the most easily accessible of all areas from Kathmandu. It lies about 70km. north of Kathmandu valley, is an area inhabited by Sherpas. The language, culture and dress of the Helambu Sherpas are very different from those of Solu Khumbu Sherpas. This trekking that has designed by Himalaya Heart Treks is customized one and it includes all the major region of Langtang National park.

Explore wonderful nature and mountain views on our Mardi Himal Trek. This is relatively an easy going trekking trip in Nepal. Most of the trail section is covered in lush forest of rhododendron and other plants that eventually leads you to the base of Mardi Himal at the foot of Mt. Fishtail. A leisurely paced trip, Mardi Himal Trek is an awesome introduction to the trekking adventure in the mountains.

This is a trip which consists out of city tours to different sights, a jungle safari in the south of Nepal and a six day hike in the Annapurna region. Even though you will not hike that high you will see the whole Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain range. At the end you are going to enjoy a safari.

The trek begins in Dharapani (1960 m above sea level) and ends in Jomsom (2850 m above sea level). The Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of the most famous and popular trekking routes in Nepal. It takes you on a circular journey around the Annapurna massif, starting in Dharapani and ending in Jomsom. This trekking route offers a diverse landscape, from lush green valleys to arid high mountain deserts.

The trek starts in Dharapani, a village in the Manang district. From there, you follow the Marsyangdi River and pass through beautiful forests, terraced fields, and traditional villages. The path gradually ascends and offers breathtaking views of snowcapped peaks such as Annapurna II, III, and IV, Gangapurna, and Manaslu.

As you continue trekking, you reach Manang, a picturesque village known for its Tibetan-Buddhist culture and stunning mountain landscapes. From Manang, the trail leads to the Thorong La Pass, the highest point of the trek at an elevation of 5,416 meters. Crossing the pass is a challenging but rewarding experience, offering panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges.

After descending from the pass, the trail leads to the famous pilgrimage site of Muktinath, known for its sacred Hindu and Buddhist temples.

Naar Phu

Until 2002, this route was not accessible to trekkers, and even today, only a few tourists have discovered this almost untouched area. This trek offers a combination of high peaks and mountain passes, glaciers, remote villages, narrow gorges, beautiful forests, rock formations, and monasteries with unique culture.

Tilicho

Tilicho This trek is a Trans-Himalayan adventure and leads to one of the highest lakes. Tilicho Lake is situated at 4,919 meters above sea level in the central Himalayas. This trek takes you through one of the most visited mountain passes in Nepal. You ascend to 5,516 meters, providing the best views of Manaslu, Himchuli, and many other mountains. The descent leads through dense jungle towards Tilicho Base Camp, and subsequently, you reach the Thorong La Pass, one of the most beautiful passes in the country.

You are going to hike in the Khumbu valley towards Thame. After crossing the Renjo-la pass, you will reach the Gokyo Valley. The wonderful landscape around Gokyo will impress you. From the viewpoint Gokyo Ri (5360 MASL) you are going to enjoy the view to the Mount Everest and other mountains which are around 7000 to 8000 meters high. Whether you are going to hike to Gokyo Ri or to Kala Patthar (5545 MASL) which is in another valley right on the opposite side you are going to have a breathtaking view from both peaks. If you like challenges this trekking will be perfect for you. You are going to cross three passes and will visit four lookout points above 5000 MASL.

This trekking is ideal for you if you do not have a lot of time, but you would like to see as much as possible. You have a good view on the Mount Everest, an insight on the culture of the Sherpa’s and all of this in quite a moderate height. You hike up to the village Tengboche with its known monastery. You experience a fantastic view on the Ama Dablam and you have enough time to enjoy the special atmosphere. Your route includes two points where you have a great view on the Mount Everest. The first is on the way to Namche Bazar and the second is when you have reached your final destination in Tengboche.

Wenn man vom Himalaya spricht, denkt man meistens an die drei Länder Nepal, Bhutan und Tibet. Nicht immer ist genug Zeit vorhanden, alle drei Länder einzeln zu bereisen. Um den Himalaya umfassend zu erkunden, hat Himalaya Trekking GmbH  eine Reise durch alle drei Länder zusammengestellt. Diese Reise ist in erster Linie eine Kultur- und Erlebnisreise und weniger eine Trekkingreise.

Everest Base Camp trek is the lifetime adventure trip in Nepal. It begins with an "exciting" flight to Lukla at 2800m and passes through the picturesque Sherpa village of Namche Bazaar to Gorakshep culminating in the "ascent" of Kala Pattar (5500m) from where you canenjoy classic views of Everest and Ama Dablam, Lhotse and many other peaks. Most of the trek is spent above 3000m in the Khumbu and Imja valleys, whose skylines are dominated by the massive peaks of the Eastern Himalayas. This is a moderate trek & there will be plenty of time to enjoy the culture of the Sherpas, visit ancient monasteries and learn how Lamaistic Buddhism influences Sherpa life. Stop at any of the numerous teahouses, sip a glass of sweetened tea or Chang (millet beer) and get a taste of the uniquehospitality uniqueof the Sherpas.

Mustang is a fascinating trekking region. Since the government of Nepal opened this solitary region in October 1991, it is possible to travel to Mustang. To protect the nature and preserve the unique culture of the locals only a limited number of tourists are allowed to travel in the upper Mustang. Therefor you need a special trekking permit. If you are on tour you will have a magnificent view on the Nilgiri, the Annapurna, the Dhaulagiri and many other high mountains. This trip allows you to see a part of Nepal where the mass tourism has not found its way yet. The bleak plateau is mostly inhabited by people with Tibetan routs. On your way you will come across the Buddhist lifestyle and traditions. Monasteries, Stupas and praying walls line the way.

Mustang is a fascinating trekking region. Since the government of Nepal opened this solitary region in October 1991, it is possible to travel to Mustang. To protect the nature and preserve the unique culture of the locals only a limited number of tourists are allowed to travel in the upper Mustang. Therefor you need a special trekking permit. If you are on tour you will have a magnificent view on the Nilgiri, the Annapurna, the Dhaulagiri and many other high mountains. This trip allows you to see a part of Nepal where the mass tourism has not found its way yet. The bleak plateau is mostly inhabited by people with Tibetan routs. On your way you will come across the Buddhist lifestyle and traditions. Monasteries, Stupas and praying walls line the way.

This route was inaccessible until 2002 for trekkers, only a few tourists discovered this almost untouched landscape until today. This trek combines high peaks and passes, glaciers, isolated villages, narrow valleys, beautiful forests and rock formations as well as monasteries with unique culture.

In Nepal are many undiscovered trekking routes which are waiting to be explored. Due to high numbers of tourists and the exploitation old trekking regions like Langtang, Annapurna and Sagarmatha have suffered. For this reason I would like to offer you new regions and routes, where the nature is still untouched and the culture and the magnificent view on the Himalaya mountain chain is still waiting to be discovered. Named after the holy 5 lakes, which have a big religious meaning, in the north eastern part of the Sindhupalchowk region is the Panch Pokhari region one of the new and unconsumed trekking destinations in Nepal. The route offers a wonderful view on the Himalaya and its untouched nature as well as multifaceted culture. Panch Pokhari is in a height of about 4100 meters above sea level. This trek leads to a famous place of pilgrimage in Nepal. There you have a wonderful and unforgettable view on the Mt. Jugal Himal, on the Rolwaling Mountains and others. The interesting natur trek starts in Chautara (1450 MASL), the main place of Sindhupalchowks. At some places the route leads through some villages, where various ethnical groups as the Tamang, Newari, Sherpa and Gurung have settled. There are no teahouses along the route, for that reason you will camp. Most part of the trek is free of human settlements.

This is a trip which consists out of city tours to different sights, a jungle safari in the south of Nepal and a six day hike in the Annapurna region. Even though you will not hike that high you will see the whole Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain range. At the end you are going to enjoy a safari.

Manaslu Trekking in Nepal is a popular trekking route named after Mount Manaslu, the world's eighth highest mountain. The trekking route winds through the Manaslu Conservation Area, which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. The trek begins in the village of Machha Khola and follows the Budhi Gandaki River. It leads through beautiful villages, terraced fields, and dense forests. The path offers breathtaking views of snowcovered mountains, including Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, and the Annapurna Mountain range. The trek is rated as moderate to challenging and requires good physical fitness. Typically, it takes about 14 - 16 days to complete the trek, depending on the chosen route. Along the way, trekkers stay in teahouses that offer basic accommodation and meals. Manaslu Trekking provides a unique cultural experience as one walks through traditional Tibetan villages and engages with the local people. Compared to the popular Annapurna and Everest regions, Manaslu Trekking is less crowded, making it a good choice for those seeking a quieter and more secluded trekking experience. Overall, Manaslu Trekking is a challenging but rewarding adventure that allows one to explore the natural beauty and cultural diversity of Nepal.

This is a short and easy trekking and starts with a picturesque drive from Kathmandu to Sundarijal. Trekkers are getting in touch with cool woods, snowy mountain tops and wonderful green valleys. We will discover the Yalmo culture, an ethnical group of the Sherpa’s. The way is sourrounded by rhododendron forest and a huge variety of wild flowers. Always in the range of vision is a beautiful horizon with snowy mountain peaks. No wonder that oneself feels a step close to paradise!

Nepal is closely linked to the Himalaya and is well known for wonderful hikes, ascent of mountains and adventures. At the same time interesting cultural trips can be done in Nepal as well. Hindus as well as Buddhists live in Nepal. Even though there are different religions and ethnical groups, the people live peaceful and close together. The cultural trip leads through different historical cities. You will see the cultural and religious sights of the Kathmandu valley and its surroundings. As well you will get so see many Stupas and temple complexes. The historical royal city Gorkha can be visited on the way to the lowland to Lumbini, Buddha’s place of birth. And of cause you will also enjoy the wonderful nature.

The trekking leads to the Gansh Himal Region. Western of the Langtang National Parks raises a mountain chain, called Ganesh Himal, into the sky. Trekking in this outland starts with a shallow trail in Central- Himalaya. It leads through culturally rich villages and through forest with diverse flora and fauna. In the background the mountain chain, with Mt. Ganesh, Mt. Manasalu and Mt. Langtang, is to be seen.

The hike starts in Betrawati Bazaar and leads on to Gorkha Bazaar, the capital in the days of King Prithvi Narayan Saha. You are going to get an insight look on the daily life of Nepali village community. You are going to experience the cultural variety, as well as old traditions and cultural occasions. During this whole trek you will stay overnight in your tent. Following you will find a detailed description of the route, as well as the daily length of the hike.

The Rolwaling Valley is located eastern of Kathmandu at the foot of Mt. Gauri Shankar (7145 MASL), southern the Tibetan border. The route starts in Barhabise, a small trade village in Sindupalchowk and leads you up along the Tama Koshi River. There you have a great view on the Mt. Melungtse (7181 MASL). You will see the Mt. Dorje Lakpa and Mt. Tashi Lapcha as you have reached the village Beding (3690 MASL). After 2 days of rocky glacier hiking you will reach the Tashi Lapcha pass (5755 MASL). You will cross the pass and hike down to the village Thame, the home of Tenzing Norgay in the Khumbu Valley. The Rowaling trekking is one of the most exhausting and most difficult trekkings in Nepal and requires technical climbing knowledge.

The trekking leads us through the Ganesh Himal region. Western of the Langtang National Parks a mountain chain raises into the sky, called Ganesh Himal. Trekking in this outlying region starts on flat ways in Central Himalaya. It leads through culturally rich villages, through forest with various flora and fauna and in the background the mountain chain with the Mt. Ganesh, Mt. Manasalu and Mt. Langtang. The hike starts in Betrawati Bazaar and takes you further to Gorkha Bazaar, the old royal city during the time of King Prithavi Narayan Saha. You will get an insight in the daily life of Nepali village communities. You will experience the cultural variety, as well as old traditions and cultural occasions. During the whole trekking you will camp, that means to sleep in a tent. Following you can find closer information on the route as well as the daily length of the hikes.

Die Hochzeitsbräuche der Hindus und Buddhisten sind die bekanntesten unter den Hochzeitstraditionen und Zeremonien von den verschiedenen Volksgruppen und Kasten in Nepal.

The Lumbasumba Trek is an adventurous trekking route in Nepal that traverses the remote and pristine Kanchenjunga region. It is a new trail that was opened to trekking tourists just a few years ago. The trek begins in the town of Taplejung in Eastern Nepal and leads through picturesque villages, dense forests, green valleys, and over high passes. The route offers breathtaking views of the majestic peaks of the Kanchenjunga massif, including the world's third highest mountain, Kanchenjunga. During the trek, one also crosses the Lumbasumba Pass, which is situated at an altitude of about 5,160 meters. This pass is a challenge for trekkers as it is steep and demanding, but the effort is rewarded with spectacular panoramic views. The route continues through remote valleys and past traditional villages where the indigenous population leads their simple lives. Trekkers have an opportunity to learn about the unique culture and way of life of the ethnic groups in this region, including the Sherpas, Rai, and Limbu.

This extended trekking is hard and brings you right to the foot of Mt. Dhaulagiri. You will hike through high alpine grassland, high mountain passes and through silent, uninhabited valleys. You will follow the route along the Myagdi Khola River, which will lead you to the center of the Dhaulagiri massif. There you are going to enjoy a beautiful view of the impressive eastern wall of this mountain. Upon your arrival in the base camp you are going to see the gigantic north wall and also the Dhaulagiri I, III and IV. You will go further to the French Pass (5360 MASL), which will lead you to the Kali Gandaki Valley. This region was a long time inaccessible for visitors. The region in the north and west of the Dhaulagiri is now accessible for trekkers, who are travelling in groups.

You will hike in the Khumbu Vally to Gokyo. The hike starts in Lukla 2850 MASL and ends at the same place. The highest point of the journey is the viewpoint Gokyo Ri (5360 MASL). During the hike you are going to have several possibilities to visit viewpoints. You will hike four to seven hours per day and sleep in trekking lodges. Meals will be served there as well.

This trekking is a Trans - Himalaya adventure and leads to the highest situated lakes. The Tilicho Lake is located 4919 meters above the sea-level in Central Himalaya. This trekking leads you through two mountain passes which are the least visited in Nepal. You will hike up to 5500 meters and you are going to have the best view on the Manaslu, the Himchuli and many other mountains. The way down brings you through thick jungle towards the Tilicho base camp. At the end you will reach the Mesokanto La Pass, one of the most difficult passes of Nepal.

The hike starts between Kathmandu and Pokhara in Besishahar 800 MASL) and ends in Jomsom (2850 MASL). The first part of the hike leads through the Marsyangdi Valley to the Throng pass (5416 MASL). Afterwards you will hike through the Kaligandaki Valley, which has many attractive and interesting spots to offer; for example the places of pilgrimage Muktinath and Kagbeni. You will hike between 4 to 8 hours a day and you will stay the night in ordinary trekking lodges. The meals will also be served in the lodges.

Annapurna Base Camp Trekking is a classical trek. The trekking brings us to the base camp of the southern Annapurna. The view alongside the route is unforgettable beautiful. Passing terraced farms you will reach the Machhapuchhre base camp. Some of the best and most stunning impressions offers the south view of the Annapurna (8091 MASL) and the view of Machhapuchhre. The wonderful sight of ten further mountain peaks, all higher than 6000 meters, are making this trekking to a true adventure.

You will hike in the Khumbu Valley towards Gokyo and Everest base camp. The hike starts in Lukla (2850 MASL) and ends in the same place. The highest point of this trip is going to be the Lobuche East Peak (6119 MASL). During the hike you will have plenty opportunities to visit viewpoints. For example Gokyo Ri (5420 MASL), the fifth lake (5000 MASL) and the Cho-la Pass (5480 MASL). You are going to hike 4 to 7 hours per day and stay for the night in compliance to your wish in a tent. You will have your meals in lodges/teahouses.