Treking & Hiking

With eight of the highest peaks in the world, Nepal has been the focus of some of the most outstanding achievements in the world of mountaineering. For many decades the dauntless icy peaks have posed as challenge to those who dare. There are some 326 peaks in Nepal open for mountaineering today. Government of Nepal opened around 175 peaks in the last two years to mark the Mount Everest Golden Jubilee Celebrations.

Adventure tourism in Nepal dates back to the early attempts to scale the world’s highest peaks. It has come a long way since. While trekking, mountaineering and game watching have long been popular, an entire range of other possibilities have been explored in the recent years – rafting, biking, fishing, rock climbing, paragliding, ultra-light aircraft, hot air ballooning, mountain flight, boating, pony treks, jet scooter, boating and bungy jumping. This varied landscape has some of the best sites for these activities, raging rivers to run, mountains to scale, clear blue skies, challenging treks, fine lakes and rivers to boat, fish and raft down, and a wild terrain to ride.

Trekking in the lower slopes where along with forests of rhododendron, isolated hamlets, villages, temples, monasteries and breathtaking landscapes, you will also encounter friendly people of different cultures offering a fascinating taste of traditional rural life.

Our itinerary days are designed with ample time to soak within beautiful scenery, as well as to explore lovely mountain villages. Where one can have time to observe local farm life, culture, and fascinating custom of age-old heritage.

Besides spectacular views of a high snow-capped mountain range, and dramatic landscapes of rolling green hills and valleys. Walking into traditional villages, interact with the local native, which adds more charm and makes the trek more interesting. On Himalayan High Passes Trekking we provide expert guides and strong porters as well pack animals with money-worth of excellent services.