About Us

Namaste Trekkers!!!My name is Pasang Dendi Sherpa and I have been working in the Trekking in Nepal for over 10 years, first as a porter and now as a Government licensed guide. As a team leader, myself and my fellow guides and porters work independently taking tourists on treks all throughout the Nepal Himalayan region. I am able to fluently speak English, Sherpa And Nepali. Also as a guide I can provide you with a vast knowledge about the culture, language and local people of Nepal as well as being very hospitable. I am also very passionate about nature, particularly that of the mountains and while trekking I am sensitive and environmentally aware of my surroundings. In my experience I have climbed to heights over 6000 meters. I love my job and being out amongst the majestic beauty of the mountains and feel that if you choose to do a trek with me you will benefit from my experience, knowledge and passion of the Nepal Himalayas!!!Many guides and porters are working for trekking companies that charge shocking amounts of money. As an independent Government License holder, the money you pay goes directly towards the guides, porters and local community - cutting out the middle man and saving you money!!! Trekking In NepalThere is no question that Nepal offers some of there most spectacular and beautiful scenery in the world. Eight of the world's ten highest peaks are found here, including the famous Mount. Everest. Hiking through the Himalayas you will be following paths that have been used for centuries and passing through villages with local people from a diverse range of ethical backgrounds. Their warm, outgoing and friendly natures help provide a valuable experience to the trekkers. The lengths of the different treks vary greatly and can be easily adjusted to suite your needs. Some people choose to spend just a few days in the mountains, others stay weeks and even months!! You can string a few popular treks together or just do a part of another trek. It all depends on what you want from your personalized trek, anything is possible!!! If you are planning on coming to Nepal and wish to do a trek, please do not hesitate to contact me at: pasang_dendi@hotmail.com

we can provide you with all your trekking needs with the best price and service.Reasons to book your trip with us:Many guides and porters are working for trekking company by paying shocking amount of money. But I am independent government license holder guide in Nepal, which means that the paid money goes fairly and directly to the local guides, porters and local community and the budget for your trip can be better used for your trekking expenses. Let me know if you interested to do. I will give you more information. It's my pleasure to recommend any kind of service for you.

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Introduction

It's the kind of country that lingers in your dreams long after you leave it. This is why so many travellers are drawn back to Nepal, armed the second time round with a greater appreciation of its natural and cultural complexity, a stout pair of walking boots and a desire for sculpted calf muscles.Draped along the greatest heights of the Himalaya, Nepal is a land of sublime scenery, time-worn temples, and some of the best walking trails on earth. It's a poor country, but it is rich in scenic splendour and cultural treasures. The kingdom has long exerted a pull on the Western imagination.Whether you get your adrenaline kicks from some of the world's premier white-water rafting, kayaking and mountain biking, or from the sight of a tiger or rhino through the dawn mist from atop an elephant in Chitwan National Park, Nepal is destined to make a big impression on you. Many visitors, drawn to Nepal by the promise of adventure, leave equally bewitched by the friendliness of the Nepali people and their amazingly rich and diverse culture.

Places of Interest

Kathmandu

Kathmandu is really two cities: a fabled capital of convivial pilgrims and carved rose-brick temples, and a splenetic sprawl smothered in dirt, monkeys, beggars and the pollution of diesel fumes. It simultaneously reeks of history and the wear and tear of increasing modernity.

Patan

Patan, the second-largest city in the valley, lies just across the Bagmati River from Kathmandu, but it's a much quieter and less frenetic place to visit. The city is justly proud of its temples and artisans and it is their handiwork that provides the focus of the stunning Durbar Square.Durbar Square is choc-a-block with the largest display of Newari architecture in Nepal. It includes the Royal Palace and the two-tiered brick Jagannarayan Temple. Look up to the roof struts to see carvings of figures engaged in quite athletic acts of intercourse.

Pokhara

The city of Pokara is renowned for its setting rather than its historical or cultural endowments. Its quiet lakeside location and proximity to the mountains mean it is an ideal place for recovering from (or gearing up for) a trek, taking leisurely strolls or simply putting your nose in a good book.And wouldn't you know it, Pokhara has some of the country's best accommodation and restaurants as well. There's a batch of Tibetan settlements, a hilltop monastery and the pretty Devi Falls nearby. Day walks can be taken to Sarangkot (1592m), the limestone caves at Mahendra Gufa or Rupa and Begnas Tals lakes. More exertion (but not much more) is required to tackle the three to four-day Annapurna Skyline Trek.For Himalayan views sit on the right-hand side of the plane if you're heading to Pokhara by air, and left if heading to Kathmandu.

Kathmandu Valley

There are a number of fascinating smaller villages, temples and stupas scattered around the valley. One of these is probably the best known site in Nepal - the Buddhist temple of Swayambhunath, colloquially known as the 'monkey temple', after the tribe of garrulous monkeys which guard the hill.Beyond Swayambhunath, on the banks of the Bagmati River, is Pashupatinath, the country's pre-eminent Hindu temple and one of the most significant Shiva temples on the subcontinent. As the Bagmati is a holy river, Pashupatinath has become a popular place to be cremated.

The Terai

If you come to the Terai expecting snow-clad mountains and jaw-dropping vistas, you'll soon be disappointed. What you get instead is hot subtropical plains and some of the most fascinating attractions in Nepal. Foremost among them is the magnificent Royal Chitwan National Park.

Probably the greatest thrill here is to scout for wildlife on the back of an elephant. If that's too uncomfortable, you can do the same thing in a jeep or canoe, or go jungle walking with experienced guides. Watch out for leeches, which operate with stealth-like efficiency during the monsoon

Bhaktapur

Bhaktapur is in many ways the most medieval of the three major cities in the Kathmandu Valley. Despite recent development, the city still retains a distinctly timeless air, with much of its glorious architecture dating from the end of the 17th century.

Highlights include Nyatapola, the highest temple in the valley, and Til Mahadev Narayan, an important place of pilgrimage. Nearby is Potters' Square, where thousands of clay pots are made and sold. Just east is Tachupal Tole, another square containing temples and monasteries and craft museums

Trekking in Everest Region With Independent Trekking Guide Sherpa

Trekking in Everest/Khumbu Region of Nepal
The Everest trekking region is located in the eastern half of Nepal offers a wide range of trekking experiences. From the well- developed trail to Everest Base Camp to treks in remote semi- wilderness areas, there is a choice to suit all comers. Everest region is protected by the Sagarmatha National Park, established in 1976 with an area of 1148 square kilometers. The park is largely composed of the rugged terrain and gorges of the high Himalayas. Altitude ranges from 2845 meters above sea level (9,330ft) to the top of the world, Mt. Everest at 8848 meters (29,028ft). Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world, which is known in Nepal as "Sagarmatha" the head of the ocean and ?Chomalangma? in Tibetan the goddess mother of the Earth, has long been the greatest attraction for nature lovers and trekkers alike. Solukhumbu, the heartland of the Everest Region and an integral part of the Himalayan mystique, thus provides a welcome destination for these adventurers. The park contains a variety of mammals, Himalayan Thar, Musk Deer, the Himalayan Red Panda and the Black Bear are all native to the park. Add to the mountain peaks, glacial lakes, rhododendron forests, native flora and fauna traditional villages and ancient Buddhist monasteries, all go to make this region a spectacular destination. Popular trekking destinations in Everest region are Everest Base Camp trek, Kalapattar, Gokyo Valley, Lukla, Namche, Arun Valley trek etc. Interesting landmarks near Syangboche are Khumjung School built by Sir Edmund Hillary. Everest region can be reached by air or on foot. Buses to Jiri leave from the new bus park in Kathmandu. The most convenient for Everest trek is Lukla, which is serviced by many airlines with daily flights from Kathmandu.
When to trek in Everest?
As most of the trekking areas in Nepal, the best times to visit this region are during the spring and autumn. Spring is the time for rhododendrons while the clearest skies are found after the monsoon in October and November. At these times the weather is generally mild and there is very little rainfall some times. Unlike other part of Nepal, the monsoon, from June to September, is the ideal time to visit part of the region that fall in the rain shadow. In particular, Everest Base Camp is the perfect destination during the rainy season. The winter months provide good trekking conditions throughout the foothills but some of the higher passes will be closed due to heavy snow.
Permits and Fees for Everest trek Nepal:
No special trekking permits are required to visit most of the area provided that the trekkers do not climb any of peaks. But an entry permit is required to enter the Everest National Park. For treks to the east of the main Everest trail an additional permit is required to enter Makalu Barun National Park and also climbing any peaks or mountains. We provided all the necessary permits to our valuable clients.
Trekking styles in Everest:
Most of the popular trekking routes in the Everest region are well serviced by teahouse for most of their length but this trekking can be operate also in Camping upon desire of our valuable clients. Trekking in less developed and remote areas, particularly around Mera peak and Makalu region definitely require trekkers to be self sufficient in food and shelter, so only the camping trekking are possible there.
People and Culture in Everest region:
The main ethnic group that visitors will encounter in the Everest region is the Sherpas. This is their heartland and their influence is to be seen everywhere from their traditional dress to their distinctive houses and village monasteries. There are also minorities of various other groups, notably Rai and Tamang in the lower hills and the ubiquitous Brahmin and Chhetri farmers of the valleys.
Trekking Routes in Everest/Khumbu Region of Nepal
Name of Trekking Trekking Grade Duration Mode of Trek
Mt. Everest Base Camp Trek: 10- 12 days Tea house
Classic Everest Trek (From Jiri - Everest B.C.) ; 24 - 27 days
Tea house Everest Panorama Trek ; 8 - 10 days
Tea house Gokyo Lake - Chola pass - Kalapathar - Everest B.C. ; 18 - 21 days
Tea house Gokyo Ri - Renjo Pass Trek ; 12 - 14 days Tea house + Camping
Gokyo Ri ,Gokyo Lake Trek ; 14 - 17 days Tea house
Gokyo ,Chola ,Everest B.C. - Kongma la ,Island Peak ; 20 - 24 days Tea house + Camping
Arun Valley, Everest Base Camp Trek ; 15 -26 days Tea house
Amadblam Base Camp Trek ; 10 - 12 days Tea house
Makalu BC Serpani Col - Amphu Labtsa ,Everest B.C. Trek ; 24 -28 days Fully Camping Rolwaling ,Tasi Lapcha ,Everest B.C. Trek ; 17 - 24 days Fully Camping.

Trekking in Annapurna Region.

Annapurna Tekking
Trekking in Annapurna Area is the best way experience Nepal's unbeatable combination of natural beauty and cultural riches by walking through them. It has aptly been called "A Trekkers Paradise" as her terrain-mountains, hills and beautiful landscape offers some of the most spectacular trekking routes in the world. The immense contrast in altitudes and climates found here support an equally spectacular mix of lifestyles, vegetation and wildlife. Trekking in Annapurna is as much a cultural experience as a Himalayan adventure. Annapurna Region is the best known trekking destination in Nepal Himalaya. Based on sheer numbers of the trekking visitors it is the certainly the most popular. As the title suggests, the center piece of this part of Nepal is the range of mountains that includes Annapurna I (8091m.), the first of the 8000 meter peaks to be climbed. Also included in this general area is another 8000 meter giant, Dhaulagiri (8167m.) which is located to the west of the Annapurna I. Between this two mountains runs the valley of Kali Gandaki River, "The Deepest Gorge" on the Earth. Combine this with lush, fertile farming land, stands of undisturbed natural forest and a mixture of different ethnic inhabitants and you have diverse range of experiences that makes this area one of the most satisfying trekking destinations in the world.
When to visit Annapurna?
As most of the trekking areas in Nepal, the best times to visit this region are during the spring and autumn. Spring is the time for rhododendrons while the clearest skies are found after the monsoon in October and November. At these times the weather is generally mild and there is very little rainfall some times. Unlike other part of Nepal, the monsoon, from June to September, is the ideal time to visit part of the region that fall in the rain shadow. In particular, Upper Mustang is the perfect destination during the rainy season. The winter months provide good trekking conditions throughout the foothills but some of the higher passes will be closed due to heavy snow.
Permits and Fees:
For most of the areas in Annapurna are doesn't required special trekking permits. But trekking through non tourist and remote areas such as Upper Mustang, Naar, Phu are require to have special trekking permit. We will arrange all the necessary permits for our valuable clients before starting the trek.
Trekking styles:
Most of the trekking routes in the Annapurna region are well serviced by teahouse for most of their length but all the trekking can be also operate in Camping basis according to desire of our valuable clients. Trekking in less developed and remote areas, particularly The Dhaulagiri Circuit, Upper Mustang, the treks east of Lamjung and Naar, Phu definitely require trekkers to be self sufficient in food and shelter, so only the camping trekking are possible there .

Trekking Routes in Annapurna Region of Nepal Name of Trekking Trekking Grade Duration Mode of Trek
Annapurna Base Camp (Sanctuary) Trek. 12-14days
Ghorepani (poonhill) treks. 5-7 days
Annapurna round treks. 14-21 days
Muktinath treks or Jomsom treks. 7-12 days
Upper Mustang treks (only for camping treks.) it up to you because of is through
jomsom treks and you could not be more then 7 days inside upper mustang

Trekking In Langtang Region.

Langtang Trekking:
Trekking in Langtang area is one of the most accessible regions for trekking in Nepal which is located north of Kathmandu valley. While the area cannot boast any of the Himalayan giants, the scenery here is every bit as spectacular as most of the better-known destinations. It is also far less visited by tourist making a trek here somewhat more of an adventures. There are three major trekking areas Langtang, Gosainkund and Helambu, which can be combined in many different ways to make treks from 7 days to 16 days long. I organize individual treks tours, Small group tours and big group tours, camping and Lodge Trek both. Just above Kathmandu is the area known as Helambu, which is ideal for short duration trek and especially suited to winter season trips. Here there is a series of north-south running valley that provide a variety of possible trekking routes. At the head of these valley is a ridge that separates Helambu from the east-west running Langtang valley. Here the high alpine scenery, with mountains visible from their base to their peak, and the sparsely inhabited nature of the country makes this an ideal destination for trekkers who are on a tight time schedule.
The best season.
As most of the trekking areas in Nepal, the best times to trek in Langtang region are during the spring and autumn. Spring is the time for rhododendrons while the clearest skies are found after the monsoon in October and November. At these times the weather is generally mild and there is very little rainfall some times. Unlike other part of Nepal, the monsoon, from June to September, is the ideal time to visit part of the region that fall in the rain shadow. The winter months provide good trekking conditions throughout the foothills but some of the higher passes will be closed due to heavy snow.
Trekking routes in langtang region.
Name of the trekking with duration of days.
Langtang Valley Trek in nepal ( 10-13 days)
Langtang Valley Ganja la pass in Nepal (14-17 days)
Helambu circuit trek in Nepal (9-13 days)
Siva Puri Trek in Nepal (3-9 days)
Langtang - Gosaikunda trek in Nepal (14- 18day)
Let me know if you are interested to visit this area I will give you more information.

Jungle Safari, Rafting

Jungle Safari in Nepal:
Jungle safaris have a long history in Nepal. They first started as hunting trips for the Royal Family and big game hunters from around the world. Today the hunting is more commonly done with a camera. In Nepal's protected National Parks you can observe the wildlife on foot, from the back of a jeep or even atop an elephant! Some of the animals you may come across include endangered one horned rhinos, deer, birds, monkeys and, if you are very lucky, a royal Bengal tiger. What's more, a number of our rafting trips pass through the region in Nepal known as the Terai - home to the National Parks. We recommend a jungle safari as the perfect way to relax, unwind and experience the wildlife of Nepal. We offer three to five day safari packages, with a choice of different standards of jungle lodges and tented camps. We arrange everything for you, from accommodation, National Park entrance permit, elephant back safari, nature walk, jungle drive, canoeing and even a traditional Tharu stick dance! We can arrange safaris in Royal Chitwan National Park, Bardia National Park and Royal Suklaphat Wildlife Reserve.
Rafting in Nepal
Nepal is one of the best destinations in the world for the white water rafting and kayaking. Nepal's thundering waters coming from the glaciers of mighty Himalayas provide the unmatched thrills for rafting and kayaking and immersing oneself in the landscape is not an experience to be forgotten easily.