Experience the Nepal Homestay. Witness the wind catch prayer flags amid mountainous backdrops. Hike through beautiful landscapes and explore ancient towns deep in the Kathmandu Valley. Travelers get to experience the affection of being treated as a family member throughout the homestay and immerse themselves in the local culture. Further, get an exciting, adrenaline-pumping rafting adventure in the Bhote Koshi River.
Grade: Moderate
Shrine to Mystical Mountain and Amazing Wildlife
The shrine to mystical mountains and wildlife in Nepal tour offers views of snowy mountains and an idea of the typical Nepali countryside life. This tour encompasses a combination of trekking, wildlife adventure, a culturally immersive tour, and magnificent views of the mountain. The travelers experience the clean mountain air and the spiritual soul of the locals. The diverse culture and customs are revealed to guests as they discover indigenous Tharu and Gurung villages and Tansen town.
Further, you visit Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, in the Terai plains of Nepal. Dugout canoe adventure on the Rapti River gets an opportunity for travelers to see marsh mugger crocodiles and various birds. The trip also brings the opportunity to witness the mountain’s magnificence and beautiful sunrise over the Himalayas. You will treasure the experience and memories that you get from this trip.
This is a sample itinerary, and we shall customise the program as per your needs and preferences. Get in touch with our travel expert or email us at info@nepalsanctuarytreks.com.
Note: Below trekking hours, altitudes and distances are approximate, and absolutely for general ideas only.
Limi Valley Trek
Limi Valley is in Humla which is one of the most remote districts in Nepal. There are only a few tourists trekking this trail. Humla lies hidden in the far northwest. Limi Valley is located in the north part of the district and was only opened for trekkers in 2002 AD. This trek is one of the most beautiful treks passing through a remote pristine village yet to be discovered.
The major attractions of this Limi Valley trek are the scenery, landscape, and traditional Tibetan cultures that we come across. During this trek, you have the opportunity to encounter the elusive snow leopard, Himalayan blue sheep, jackals, hyenas, and musk deer.
Due to its isolated location, Humla is still “off-the-beaten trek destination”.
Chomolhari Trek
The Chomolhari trek follows the crystal clear trout rich upstream trail of Paro Chu along the verdant rhododendron canopied forests and salubrious green alpine meadows. Mt. Chomolhari, having one of the most beautiful peaks in the Eastern Himalaya, stands at a magnificent 7314 mts with age old frontier forts and sprawling yak pastures in its foreground; a truly rewarding sight for the determined trekker. In the course of the trek, one will have sojourned through several places rich in history at Paro, Thimpu and Punakha Valleys.
Trip Code NSTR252
Mt.Kailash & Mansarobar 15 – Day Ex-Kathmandu
Mt. Kailash (6714 m) – also known as Tise, Kailasa, or Kang Rinpoche (Jewel of the Snows). Since time immemorial it has been celebrated in many Eastern cosmologies as Mt. Meru, the Axis Mundi. And as the center of the physical & metaphysical universe, Mt. Meru is sacred to the Jains, the Hindus, the Buddhists, and the Bonpos. For the Hindus, the mountain represents the seat of Shiva. And for the Buddhists, it represents as a terrestrial projection of the cosmic Mandala of Dyani Buddhas & Bodhisattvas (The Wheel of Life).
A visit to Mt. Kailash and Lake Mansarovar forms the ultimate realization of their spiritual pursuit in life. And for adventure lovers, it offers ruggedness, excitement, solitude, and bliss. All trips are planned to give a wholesome experience of a trip which may be rightly termed a ‘Once-in-a-lifetime’.
Trip Code NSTR262
Lhasa – Mount Kailash – 19 Day Ex-Kathmandu Tour
Lhasa – Mount Kailash – Kathmandu is an adventure trip for travelers commencing with the breathtaking trans-Himalayan flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa – a historical Buddhist city with a unique culture and architecture and an overland route from Lhasa to Mt. Kailash and finally to the Nepal border. This trip offers truly spectacular views of the Himalayas, high mountain passes, ancient monasteries, fortresses, and a people and culture from a bygone era.
Trip Code NSTR261
Shey Phoksundo Lake Trek (GHT)
Shey Phoksundo Lake lies in Shey Phoksundo National Park, so while on your trek to the lake, you will also go through the park. Shey Phoksundo National Park is the largest and the only trans-Himalayan national park in Nepal. The park will give you a diversity of spectacular and beautiful landscapes and ranks among the most scenic mountains in the whole world.
This trek takes you to a different region with unforgettable moments. Shey Phoksundo Lake is an alpine freshwater oligotrophic lake, which is located at an elevation of 3,611.5 meters/11,849 ft. in the Dolpa District. You will also find a traditional village of Dolpo called Ringmo at the southern end. The village lies on the 30,000 to 40,000-year-old landslide dam that formed the lake. While you pass the dam, you will see a waterfall of over 167 meters/548 ft tall. Yearly, hundreds of pilgrims visit this sacred lake to have a bath in the holy water of this lake. The religion of Dolpa is divided into two parts, in the upper Dolpa, one can find the privilege of traditional Tibetan culture, and in lower Dolpa, there are Buddhism and Bon including the Ringmo Village.
Shey Phoksundo Park has many religious sites, including gompas. The most famous one is Shey Gompa, built during the 11th century. Near the lake of Shey Phoksundo, there is Thashung Gompa which was built about 900 years ago.
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Note: below trekking hours, altitudes and distances are approximate, and absolutely for general ideas only.
Rara Lake Trek (GHT)
Rara Lake also known as “The Queens of Lake” is the largest freshwater lake in the Nepalese Himalayas. This beautiful lake is located in Mugu district of the Karnali region of Nepal. It is a popular spot for trekkers and nature enthusiasts, who come to experience its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. In overall, Rara Lake Trek will give you astonishing experience, one that can not be forgotten.
This is one of the best treks and a very interesting section of the Great Himalayan Trek. In this section, you will trek through barren landscapes with beautiful forests. Through the trek, you will cross a few passes and many ethnic mountain villages. Starting the trek from Juphal, you will end it in Rara Lake. The forests and mountains surround the crystal-clear lake. On a clear day, the mountain reflects in the clear lake water. Only a few trekkers choose to trek in the western region, so along the trail, you will only come across a few other trekkers.
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Note: below trekking hours, altitudes, and distances are approximate, and absolutely for general ideas only.
Ruby Valley Trek
The Ruby Valley Trek, tucked between Manaslu and Langtang National Park., is one of Nepal’s most rewarding and least-traveled trekking routes. This hidden Himalayan gem offers raw natural beauty, rich biodiversity, and authentic cultural encounters.
As you hike through this off-the-beaten-path trail, you’ll explore traditional mountain villages, stay in cozy homestays, and savor organic, locally prepared meals. The journey provides a genuine glimpse into rural Nepali life, far from commercial trekking crowds.
The Ruby Valley Trek also showcases Nepal’s ecological diversity. Trekkers walk through forests filled with wildflowers, medicinal herbs, and may even spot rare wildlife like red pandas and Himalayan tahrs. The region is famous for its natural deposits of rubies and crystals, adding a unique twist to the trek.
The trail winds past cascading waterfalls, terraced hillsides, vibrant rhododendron forests, and scenic pastures. Along the way, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of snow-capped Himalayan giants, including Ganesh Himal (Yangra Peak), Manaslu, Langtang, Paldor, and Lapsang Karbo.
One of the highlights of the Ruby Valley Trek is the ascent to Pangsang La Pass (3,842 m) — the highest point of the route. From the summit, you’re rewarded with sweeping views of the Ganesh Himal range and beyond — a moment of pure mountain magic.
When to trek Ruby Valley?
The Ruby Valley Trek is one of the few treks in Nepal accessible throughout the year, offering a truly off-the-beaten-path adventure. While it’s possible to trek this route year-round, the optimal season is from March- May, and mid-October to May, when weather conditions are most favorable, and the mountain views are at their clearest.
During the winter months, especially in January and February, heavy snowfall can occasionally close high mountain passes for extended periods. However, the lower sections of the Ruby Valley Trek typically remain open, making it a great option for those seeking winter trekking in Nepal without the crowds.
Ruby Valley Trek Difficulty Level and Fitness Requirements
The Ruby Valley Trek is rated as a moderate trek, making it suitable for those with a reasonable level of physical fitness and some prior trekking experience. It’s perfect for adventurers who seek a bit of a challenge while enjoying stunning Himalayan scenery and authentic cultural encounters.
This 7 to 9-day trek covers varied terrain, including dense forests, terraced farmlands, and rugged mountain ridges. Certain sections feature steep and uneven trails, which may be tough for first-time trekkers. You should be prepared to hike 5 to 7 hours daily at high elevations.
With proper training and preparation, even beginners can complete the Ruby Valley Trek. Activities such as hiking, swimming, cycling, or jogging several weeks before your trek can help improve your stamina and endurance for this incredible journey.
Why Choose Ruby Valley Trek with Nepal Sanctuary Treks?
At Nepal Sanctuary Treks, we provide a personalized Ruby Valley Trek experience. With over 26 years of expertise in the field, we craft custom Ruby Valley Trek itineraries to suit your pace and preferences. Our experienced guides bring invaluable knowledge, offering insights into the rich local culture while ensuring your safety throughout the journey. They have trekked the Ruby Valley Trek many times and knows the region inside out.
We focus on small group sizes and rigorous safety protocols, providing you with personalized attention and safety. Our long-standing partnerships with trusted suppliers ensure you have carefully selected accommodations and reliable transportation during your Ruby Valley Trek.
As a Travelife Certified company, we are dedicated to promoting sustainable and eco-friendly travel. When you choose Ruby Valley Trek you support local communities and help minimize environmental impacts, making responsible tourism a key part of your adventure. Your safety, comfort, and unforgettable experience are our top priorities.
Contact us today to plan your tailored Ruby Valley Trek.
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Note: below trekking hours, altitudes and distances are approximate, and absolutely for the general idea only.
Kathmandu Valley RIM Biking: A cleaner escape from bustling city
Mountain biking around Kathmandu valley, RIM biking is the shortest and exceptionally enjoyable tranquil trip which takes you along the typical picturesque rural villages of Nepal, the splendid pristine forest of rhododendron and pine forest, terraced farmlands, legendary temples, monasteries majestic Annapurna, Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Manasulu and many other mountain ranges. The RIM biking trip of Kathmandu valley offers a splendid vista of the sunrise and sunset with the majestic Himalayan backdrop as well as a bird’s eye view of the valley. You will explore Kakani, Mulkharka, Chisapani, Nagarkot, Namobuddha, Dhulikhel, Balthali and Lakuri Bhanjyang.
Throughout the trip, you will be able to experience a serene atmosphere and natural scenic setting that make your trip truly amazing and blissful.
Tamang Heritage Trek
The Tamang Heritage Trek is a culturally immersive and scenic adventure located just west of the iconic Langtang National Park, near the Tibetan border. This lesser-known trekking route is ideal for travelers seeking a blend of natural beauty and cultural depth in the Himalayas.
Inhabited predominantly by the Tamang ethnic community, the region reflects a strong Tibetan influence. The Tamang people—once ancient horse traders between Nepal and Tibet—offer trekkers a rare glimpse into their rich traditions, customs, and spiritual life. As you journey along the trail, you’ll visit centuries-old Buddhist monasteries, experience warm Tamang hospitality, and gain insight into their daily lives.
The Tamang Heritage Trek passes through picturesque villages such as Syabrubesi, Gatlang, Tatopani, Nagthali, Thuman, Timure, and Bridim before circling back to Syabrubesi. These charming settlements are nestled among terraced fields, verdant forests, flowing rivers, and sweeping Himalayan views.
Along the way, trekkers are rewarded with breathtaking vistas of Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, Paldor Peak, Sringi Himal, Dorje Lakpa, and the Jugal Himal range. Wildlife enthusiasts will also appreciate the region’s diverse flora and fauna.
Accommodation options include local tea house lodges and homestays, offering fresh, organic meals and a deeper connection with the local culture. By choosing the Tamang Heritage Trek, you’re not only embarking on a memorable Himalayan journey—you’re also contributing to sustainable tourism and helping uplift the Tamang community through responsible travel.
Best season for the Tamang Heritage Trek
The Tamang Heritage Trek is best experienced during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November)—the two most favorable trekking seasons in Nepal.
In spring, the Tamang region bursts into life with lush greenery and vibrant rhododendron blooms. The weather is generally mild and comfortable, ideal for trekking through scenic landscapes and immersing yourself in the local culture. This season also offers excellent visibility of snow-capped Himalayan peaks, making it perfect for photography and nature lovers.
Autumn is another peak season for the Tamang Heritage Trail. With clear blue skies, dry weather, and moderate temperatures, it’s one of the most popular times for hiking in the Himalayas. Trekkers are rewarded with breathtaking views of the Langtang and Ganesh Himal ranges under crystal-clear conditions.
While both seasons offer optimal trekking conditions, it’s always wise to check updated weather forecasts before your journey, as weather patterns can vary slightly each year.
Tamang Heritage Trek Difficulty
The Tamang Heritage Trek is considered a moderate-level trek, ideal for trekkers with a decent level of physical fitness. While the route includes daily hikes of 5–7 hours over uneven and occasionally steep terrain, it remains manageable for those with some prior trekking or hiking experience. The trail is well-marked and does not involve any technical climbing, making it a great choice for adventurous travelers in good health who are eager to explore both natural beauty and local culture in the Himalayas.
Why Choose Tamang Heritage Trek with Nepal Sanctuary Treks?
At Nepal Sanctuary Treks, we offer a tailored Tamang Heritage Trek experience that combines adventure, culture, and sustainability. With over 26 years of expertise in organizing Himalayan treks, we design customized Tamang Heritage Trek itineraries to match your pace, interests, and fitness level.
Our trekking guides have extensive experience on the Tamang Heritage Trek and provide in-depth knowledge of the local Tamang culture, history, and traditions—ensuring your safety while enriching your journey.
We prioritize small group sizes and follow strict safety protocols, giving you personalized attention every step of the way. Thanks to our long-standing relationships with trusted local partners, you’ll enjoy well-chosen accommodations, delicious local cuisine, and reliable logistics throughout your trek.
As a Travelife Certified company, we are committed to sustainable and responsible tourism. When you book the Tamang Heritage Trek with us, you contribute directly to local economies and help protect the cultural and natural heritage of this beautiful region.
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This is a sample itinerary of the Tamang Heritage Trek . We shall customize the program as per your needs and preferences.
Note: below trekking hours, altitudes and distances are approximate, and absolutely for the general idea only.
Ganesh Himal Trek
The least explored Ganesh Himal Trekking, also known as Ruby Valley Trek, is situated between the Manaslu and Langtang National Park. This trek provides dazzling Himalayan ranges. Enjoy the mesmerizing view of Dorje Lakpa, Boudha Himal, Langtang Lirung, Hiunchuli, and Ganesh Range Peaks (Ganesh Himal I, II, III, IV). The Ganesh Himal derives its name from the name of the Hindu God “Ganesh” as the shape of Ganesh IV resembles the shape of an elephant. In 1955, the Swiss and French expedition groups first climbed Mt. Ganesh, I (7,118 m).
This less trekked area presents unspoiled, raw experiences of unique and authentic culture and nature. The diverse ethnic groups such as Gurung, Tamang, Dalit, and Magar inhabited this area. You can experience great cultural diversity during the trek. In addition, you get the opportunity to visit traditional villages and interact with the friendly locals. The trail of Ruby Valley and Ganesh Himal is beautiful and unique. As it endowed with endangered animals, valuable medicinal herbs, and wildflowers. Also, it is home to minerals like ruby, crystal, and zinc. The trek takes you through cascading waterfalls, terraced hills, enchanted rhododendron, juniper forests, green pasture, lush vegetation, and rustic villages.
One of the major highlights of Ruby Valley Trek is Pangsang La Pass (3,842 m). It is the highest point of the Ruby Valley Ganesh Himal Trek. Furthermore, camping in wild and unique places all add up to make this trek one of the most picturesque and ideal for those who wish to keep away from crowded trails.
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Note: Below trekking hours, altitudes and distances are approximate, and absolutely for general ideas only.
Langtang Gosainkunda Trek
Langtang Gosainkunda Trek: Trekking Nepal’s Pristine National Park
Langtang Gosainkunda Trek is one of Nepal’s most breathtaking Himalayan adventures. Located just north of Kathmandu near the Tibetan border, this journey leads deep into Langtang National Park—a protected sanctuary famed for its rich biodiversity and cultural heritage.
Spanning over 1,700 square kilometers, Langtang National Park shelters rare wildlife such as the elusive Red Panda, Snow Leopard, Musk Deer, and Himalayan Tahr. Trekkers will also encounter more than 345 bird species and numerous butterflies fluttering through lush forests.
This Langtang Gosainkunda Trekking route takes you through diverse ecological zones—from subtropical bamboo groves and vibrant rhododendron forests to subalpine woodlands filled with silver fir, oak, and hemlock. Such rich flora and fauna make this trek a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and nature photographers seeking peaceful, off-the-beaten-path trails.
Beyond its natural wonders, Langtang holds a deep cultural significance. The renowned British explorer Bill Tilman famously described it as “one of the world’s most beautiful valleys,” a reputation it continues to uphold. Throughout the trek, majestic peaks such as Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, and Langtang Ri rise dramatically, providing awe-inspiring panoramic views at every turn. These Himalayan giants frame your journey as you make your way toward the sacred Gosainkunda Lake, a shimmering alpine reservoir revered by both Hindus and Buddhists alike.
Along the way, trekkers can explore sacred Buddhist sites such as Kyanjin Gompa and Sing Gompa monasteries, offering opportunities to connect with local Tamang and Tibetan Buddhist communities. Colorful prayer flags, ancient Mani walls inscribed with mantras, and cliffside shrines enrich the spiritual atmosphere of this high-altitude pilgrimage.
Best Time to Trek Langtang Gosainkunda
The best time to embark on the Langtang Gosainkunda Trek is during autumn, from September to November. This season offers clear skies, stable weather, and comfortable daytime temperatures averaging around 20°C, dropping to 6°C at night. The visibility is excellent—perfect for photography and capturing breathtaking Himalayan vistas.
Spring, from March to May, is another ideal season for trekking. The trails come alive with blooming rhododendron forests, adding vibrant color to your journey. During this time, temperatures range between 18°C and 30°C, making it a pleasant and scenic experience.
Early June is still suitable for trekking, as the weather generally remains dry before the onset of the monsoon. However, from late June through August, the monsoon season brings heavy rains, making trails muddy and slippery. Views may be limited due to cloud cover, and leeches are more common in lower, humid areas.
Winter, from December to February, offers a peaceful and crisp trekking atmosphere. However, higher sections such as Gosainkunda Lake and Laurebina Pass can be covered in snow, and the lake may freeze. Despite the cold, early December can still be a viable time for well-prepared trekkers.
Langtang Gosainkunda Trek Difficulty and Physical Fitness
The Langtang Gosainkunda Trek is rated as a moderate, requiring multiple days of trekking through steep terrain and gaining significant elevation. The route features 5-7 walking hours, ascents and descents, and exposure to high altitudes. Good physical fitness, stamina, and acclimatization are essential for a successful trek.
Why Choose Langtang Gosainkunda Trek with Nepal Sanctuary Treks?
At Nepal Sanctuary Treks, we provide a personalized Langtang Gosainkunda Trek experience. With over 26 years of expertise in the field, we craft custom Langtang Gosainkunda Trek itineraries to suit your pace and preferences. Our experienced guides bring invaluable knowledge, offering insights into the rich local culture while ensuring your safety throughout the journey. They have trekked the Langtang Gosainkunda Trek many times and knows the region inside out.
We focus on small group sizes and rigorous safety protocols, providing you with personalized attention and safety. Our long-standing partnerships with trusted suppliers ensure you have carefully selected accommodations and reliable transportation during your Langtang Gosainkunda Trek.
As a Travelife Certified company, we are dedicated to promoting sustainable and eco-friendly travel. When you choose our Langtang Gosainkunda Trek, you support local communities and help minimize environmental impacts, making responsible tourism a key part of your adventure. Your safety, comfort, and unforgettable experience are our top priorities.
Contact us today to plan your tailored Langtang Gosainkunda Trek.
This is a sample itinerary of the Langtang Gosainkunda Trek. We shall customize the program as per your needs and preferences.
Note: below trekking hours, altitudes and distances are approximate, and absolutely for the general idea only.
Dudh Kunda Lake Trek
This 18-day Dudh Kunda Lake Trek offers spectacular views of Mount Everest and the Himalayan Range while getting you off the beaten track. This trek is less crowded compared to other popular treks in the region like the Everest Base Camp trek or the Gokyo Lakes trek. It is a good option for those who prefer a more serene and off-the-beaten-path experience.
It is known for its scenic beauty, cultural richness, and the sacred lake of Dudh Kunda, which is believed to have healing powers. You’ll experience authentic Sherpa culture and visit the sacred lake known as Dudh Kunda which means “Milky Lake”. It is a sacred lake that holds religious significance for both Buddhists and Hindus. There is a belief that taking a holy bath in the lake during the full moon day of August/September washes away all sins and brings fortune.
In addition, this trek offers stunning views of the Himalayan mountains, including Mt. Everest, Mt. Numbur, and Mt. Karyolung. The trek also takes you through lush rhododendron forests, terraced fields, and picturesque landscapes, providing ample opportunities for nature photography.
One of the major highlights of this picturesque trek is a marvelous sunrise hike up Pike Peak (4,065 m). The tallest hills of Solu offer an incredible panorama of the world’s highest mountains, including Mount Everest. Furthermore, reaching the sacred Dudh Kunda, and camping overnight over there is definitely a lifetime experience in Nepal.
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Lamjung Himal Trek
Lamjung Himal Trek: A Hidden Gem in the Annapurna Region
The Lamjung Himal Trek is a rarely explored trail in Nepal that offers a raw and authentic Himalayan experience. This 9-day camping adventure takes you through pristine alpine landscapes, centuries-old Gurung villages, and some of the most breathtaking viewpoints in the Annapurna region.
What truly sets this trek apart is its remote route and fully camping-based setup. Unlike more commercial trekking paths lined with teahouses, the Lamjung Himal trail is free from crowds and infrastructure. This means you’ll enjoy total immersion in nature, solitude, and a deep connection with the landscape. It’s a one-of-a-kind journey for those who want to escape the tourist routes and experience Nepal’s untouched wilderness.
Starting in Besisahar—the traditional gateway to the Annapurna Circuit—the trek branches west into quieter terrain. You’ll hike through lush rhododendron forests, traverse high ridgelines known locally as dandas, and sleep at serene kharkas, or seasonal pastures with panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.
A major highlight is the ascent from Valley Camp (3,717 m) to Rambrong West Summit (4,500 m). From this vantage point, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of Lamjung Himal (6,983 m), the iconic Machapuchare (Fishtail), Manaslu, and the Annapurna range stretching across the horizon.
The Lamjung Himal Trek is more than a hike—it’s an intimate exploration of Nepal’s wild beauty, perfect for those craving adventure far from the beaten path.
Best Time to Experience the Lamjung Himal Trek
The best seasons to embark on the Lamjung Himal Trek are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). Spring brings blooming rhododendrons and moderate temperatures, while autumn offers clear skies and stunning mountain visibility, ideal for photography and quiet exploration.
Lamjung Himal Trek Difficulty Level: What to Expect
The Lamjung Himal Trek offers a moderate challenge, perfect for fit beginners and experienced trekkers. It’s an ideal choice if you’re looking for a quieter alternative to the busy Annapurna trails. Each day, you’ll walk through changing landscapes—lush forests, alpine meadows, and scenic ridgelines. The trek demands good physical fitness and a strong mindset.
With basic training like hiking, walking, or cardio workouts two months in advance, most active travelers can complete this trek comfortably. Mental preparation is just as important. A positive attitude, patience, and flexibility will help you embrace every part of the journey—even the tough moments.
Why Choose Nepal Sanctuary Treks for Your Lamjung Himal Trek?
With Nepal Sanctuary Treks, your Lamjung Himal Trek is fully customized. As a Travelife Certified company, we focus on sustainable tourism and support local communities through eco-friendly practices and partnerships. We keep group sizes small to provide personalized service.
Unlike teahouse routes, Lamjung Himal Trek is a fully camping-based trek. You’ll stay at high-quality tented campsites, known locally as kharkas, set in remote alpine settings. These camps offer privacy, comfort, and unbeatable views of the Himalayas.
Each day, our skilled expedition cooks prepare fresh organic meals using local ingredients. Meals are served warm in a cozy dining tent adding a touch of comfort to your wilderness experience.
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