Trekking

There are countless different options for tours in Nepal – definitely something for everyone!

I offer group as well as individual tours tailored to the request of my guests. I organize both short and long trekking tours between 500 and 5,000 meters above sea level, as well as alpine tours into the high mountains (peak climbing). The difficulty and intensity are also customizable.

The best time for a trekking tour is either in the spring (March / April) or in the fall (October / November).

During the springtime you can see a loads of flowers. One special plant is the rhododendron, which grow as large as trees and bloom in various, vibrant colors. Whole forests shine in different shades of red, pink and white.

The fall is the best time to enjoy the mountain panorama. The view is clearer than any other time of the year, the sky is blue and the weather is fantastic. At night the stars are within your grasp.

Are you curious? This website provides you with more information about Nepal. But of course it is best to fly there and see for yourself!

Would you like to get to know the culture of Nepal and its people better during your trip? Then these tours are sure to suit you:

Langtang & Tamang Heritage Trail: 16 days
This tour goes through the area of the Tamang (ethnic group). The Tamang are Buddhists. The area and the people are very similar to Tibet and its people. After a few days of trekking, the travelers arrive in Kyanjing. From Kyanjing they go on day trips to different high mountains, according to their preferences.
Manaslu Circuit Trekking: 20 days
A very varied trekking tour awaits the travelers. You will meet members of different ethnic groups and see how they live. The tour begins at 720 meters above sea level in Soti Khola and takes travelers to the 5,186 meter high Larkya Pass, where you feel like you are in the Himalayas. Due to the large difference in altitude, the trekkers hike through various climatic levels with different vegetation zones.
Chitwan National Park
Trekking & Cooking Together (with local people)