Trekking in Nepal

Naya Kanga Peak (5844m/19,160ft) is an interesting and appropriate Himalayan peak for an introductory climb in Nepal. The peak is accessible to a wide range of climbers, it is aesthetic and straightforward yet challenging, a perfect objective for a guided beginner climb.

Lower kanchanganga is rich in wildlife with iconic species such as the snow leopard, Tibetan wolf and red panda at large on the high mountain slopes, pine forests and bamboo jungle. Go in the spring and enjoy the visual feast of over 40 species of rhododendron in bloom, including Nepal’s national flower, the scarlet Lali Gurans

Peak (5896m/19,343ft) is situated in the Ganesh Himal, northwest of Katmandu. Paldor Peak lies at the southeast end of Ganesh Himal at the junction of the Tiru and Karpu Dandas at the head of the Mailung Khola, a tributary of the Trisuli River. In 1974 Mr. John Cleare and Ian Howell first climbed Paldor Peak

Kanchenjunga Base Camp pangpema is truly one of the national treasures of Nepal. It is a large grassy plane, fenced by glaciers and surrounded by the incredible peaks of the Kanchenjunga range.

Mt. Gangapurna Expedition is one of the best expeditions in Nepal to explore beautiful and mesmerizing views and different diversity of flora and fauna. Mt Gangapurna lies in Manang District of Nepal between Annapurna III and Tilicho Peak with an altitude of 7455m/24,457ft.

Mount Putha Hiunchuli is one of the most beautiful mountains of 7000 meters high peak of Nepal lies at the western peak of the Dhaulagiri range and is sometimes referred to as Dhaulagiri VII