Kanchenjunga Base Camp

Manaslu Adventure

Rolwalling Valley

Himalayan Crossing by Bicycle

Three Kingdoms Village Trek

Mera and Island Peaks

This trip takes us into the far eastern areas of Nepal. On this incredible expedition the Ghunsa Khola valley will lead us through the unique cultures of Eastern Nepal, over high passes and through fertile valleys until we emerge at the foot of one of the most massive mountains on Earth.

Kanchenjunga, the 3rd highest peak in the world, straddles the border between Nepal and Sikkim. Its immense North Face will hold us in awe and form the backdrop of this challenging adventure.

This trek and climb takes one into a restricted area of Nepal near the peaks Manaslu (7th highest peak in the world) and Annapurna (10th highest).

We start out trek by helicopter. The route takes us around the Manaslu massif and over the Larkya La pass (17,500ft). These remote areas are the land of nomads and other cultures heavily influenced by the rich culture of Tibet. It is a rare opportunity to experience one if the most fascinating and resonant places in the world. It is a land of unparalleled beauty carved out of stone, snow and sky punctuated with beautiful Buddhist temples and shrines.

We will climb the Peak of Larkya (19,800 ft.) from the pass and after a rest day, continue into a beautiful valley which leads us to the Annapurna area. This trip has been developed exclusively by our Nepal guides.

Expect to see miles of incredible terrain and interact with unique cultures still unaffected by modern tourism in Nepal. Because of its remoteness and restrictedness we can expect few, if any, other trekkers along this route.

"Nowhere else does the Arctic plunge to Tropical with such dramatic Force"
-Tom Weir, Scottish Himalayan Expedition ,1951

This trek travels through a remote and scenic part of central Nepal finishing in the Sherpa center, Namche Bazaar. It is unique in that it travels from the extremely lush lowlands at 3000ft. up and over glaciers and the high pass Tesi Labtsa at over 18,000ft.

Along the way we will see a part of Nepal and Sherpa culture that very few tourists will see in this day and age. The Rolwalling is an ideal place to see the spring blooms and green pastures of the herding villages and our route follows a powerful river which affords many astonishing vistas.

Our gradual ascent will afford us ample time to acclimatize and remain fit. The final few few days promise to be strenuous while crossing the glaciers and the Tesi Labtsa pass, yet incredibly rewarding.

Cross the Himalayas by Mountain Bike. Start in Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India home of incredible mountains, rivers, temples and hot springs and in 11 days cross to the high and dry desert mountains of Ladakh on the North side.

This trip takes you along a military road cutting through the Himalayas of North India, over some of the highest passes attainable by road in the world and through some of the most dramatic awe inspiring terrain ever. Deep gorges, lush valleys and the bare desert of the Tibetan plateau.

We will cross the Rohtang pass (3980m/13,100ft), the Lachalung (5065m/16,700ft), the Tangnang (5360m/17,600ft) and finally the Khardung La Pass (5540m/18,200ft) all on mountain bike!

We end at 11,000 feet in the magical city of Leh, also known as "Little Lhasa" due to its distinctly Tibetan influence. It is wonderful place to end and a great place to explore. It is a highly rewarding trip not for the casual rider!

Between the lush lowland jungles and grasslands and the high Himalayan Peaks live almost half of the population of Nepal. Many of the ancient ethnic groups of Nepal live in these foothills of the country. This trek gives one a unique opportunity to travel through the lower hills of the Himalaya and stay in villages that are rarely, if ever, frequented by tourists.

Mr. K.P. Kafle, our Nepal director, has developed this route exclusively. In addition to witnessing indigenous living cultures, this itinerary gives one the opportunity to see the Terai and all its wildlife, as well as getting a once in a lifetime view of the worlds tallest mountain. It is a wonderful way to get a glimpse into the incredible diversity of culture and landscape in such a small country.

This climb brings one into the not often traveled parts of the Khumbu, the region overseen by Mt. Everest. It is a true mountaineering objective combining the summits of two great peaks, glacier travel and high altitude with an incredible view of Mt. Everest, the Lhotse-Nuptse massif, Makalu, Kanchenjunga and the surrounding mountains and glaciers.

After the impressive approach to Mera and summiting we will descend off the back side into the uninhabited Hongu Valley remaining above 5000m. To exit this valley we cross the Amphu Labtsa Pass, which will require some roped travel. Island Peak or Imja Tse, will be an easier approach, yet provide us with climbing difficulties of a slightly higher grade. Our itinerary leaves plenty of time for proper acclimatization or possible delays caused by weather.