The Cheese Circuit: If you want to escape the traffic of commercialized trekking trails and get off the beaten path, then get on the recently developed trekking trail, “The Numbur Cheese Circuit”. Located in Ramechap, some 190 kms east of the Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu, it is a 14 – 16 day circuit trail connecting two beautiful river valleys, the Khimti and Likhu in the lap of Everest and Rolwaling region. This trek boasts of breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks and is also home to few of Nepal’s unique glaciers.

The Indigenous People Trail: The first of its kind in Nepal, this trek offers glimpses and real-time exposure to one of the most culturally diverse areas of Nepal, combined with the beautiful natural landscapes. The Indigenous People trail passes through the beautifully folded Mahabarata range and rolling terraced farmlands, and offers you the rare opportunity of home stay accommodation while experiencing the rich culture and heritage of nearly 6 different Nepali ethnic groups. This top – down gentle trek suits all types of trekkers, especially ones wishing to avoid extreme high altitudes. The week long trail will take you from a starting elevation of 3146m at Sailung to 533m at Lubughat by the Sunkoshi River.

The Forbidden Kingdom of Mustang: Once you visit Mustang you will always come back for more. Not quite for the faint of heart, this trek will take you deep into the Tibetan plateau where you can visit Lo – Manthang the capital of Mustang. Mustang has an average height of 4000m and is located to the north of the mountain giants of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna, being north of the main Himalayan range and is geographically part of the highlands of Tibet. It is a high valley, arid and dry, characterized by eroded canyons, colorful stratified rock formations and has a barren, desert like appearance. This 10 – 12 day trail will take you on an ancient trading route towards the Tibetan plateau and through the Kali Gandaki valley, the deepest gorge in the world.

Dolpo – Land of B’on: Dolpo is a remote region of Nepal and home to the Shey Phoksundo National Park. The east and south of Dolpo is bordered by the Dhaulagiri and Churen Himal ranges and to the west by Jumla district. Trekking in Lower Dolpo offers you the remarkable and worthwhile experience of a lifetime. The attractions on this trek are the magnificent snowy peaks, ancient and isolated villages, rich wildlife, sparkling waterfalls and Buddhist monasteries not to mention the spectacular Shey Phoksundo Lake. This trek can take anything between 18 – 22 days and will leave you with warm memories of Nepal and a recharged mind, body and soul.


Yoga Treks: Yoga is said to have been born in the Himalayas and since decades Nepal and the mystical Himalayas have been attracting countless people seeking inner peace, tranquility and natural beauty. The majestic high mountains with their mystical presence leave lasting impressions on the people visiting them. It is thus not surprising that the great presence and power of the Himalayas gave birth to the science of yoga. Not only the integration of the practice of Yoga to trekking is beneficial on a physical level, it also complements the spiritual and emotional aspects of the body. Yoga implies turning ones focus inward, always aiming to balance opposite forces, while trekking produces energy and helps enjoy the outdoors.