Plan Your Trip
Plan Your Trip
Guided expeditions, classic treks and cultural tours across Nepal's high Himalaya — led by climbers who have stood on the summits we sell.
Full-service climbs on Nepal's 8,000m giants and technical trekking peaks, with fixed-line support, oxygen logistics, and Icefall Doctor coordination on Everest routes.
Camp-to-camp and teahouse routes through Sherpa, Gurung and Mustangi valleys — from the four-day short walks to the full Annapurna Circuit and restricted-area permits.
Low-altitude, high-culture days for travellers pairing a trip with heritage, wildlife or scenery — Kathmandu's durbar squares, Chitwan's jungle, or a Pokhara lakeside stay.
Tell us the altitude, the season and the fitness level you're actually working with — not the one you're aiming for. A guide builds a shortlist, not a sales pitch.
Permits, insurance checks, gear lists and an acclimatisation schedule sized to your route — sent six to ten weeks out, with a call if anything looks off.
You travel with a fixed guide-to-client ratio, satellite comms at altitude, and a Kathmandu desk that's awake the entire time you're on the mountain.
A running list from our current season calendar — pick one as a starting point, or tell your guide what you're after and we'll build the itinerary around it.
Click a name to see where it sits, how it climbs, and which of our trips gets you closest to it.
We run four to six expeditions a season, not forty — smaller books mean every rotation gets the same lead guide from base camp to summit and back.
"Our guide read the mountain the way most people read a room. We summited two days ahead of the forecast window because he moved us before the storm — not after."Priya Nair — Manaslu Expedition, Autumn 2025
Nine Everest summits, IFMGA-certified. Runs every 8,000m rotation in person, base camp to summit.
Eighteen years on the Annapurna and Khumbu trails. Plans every acclimatisation schedule herself.
Wilderness medicine trained, leads our trekking-peak and technical-route program.
Runs permits, logistics and the desk that's awake for the entire time you're on the mountain.
For trekking peaks and most treks, no — a solid fitness base is enough. For 8,000m expeditions we do ask for prior experience on a 6,000m peak first; if you don't have that yet, we'll suggest one that qualifies you.
Permits, guide and porter fees, teahouse or tent accommodation, and all meals on the route are included. International flights, personal gear, and travel insurance are booked separately — we'll send a checklist either way.
Three to six months ahead for treks and tours, so permits and teahouse space are secured. Expeditions run on a fixed seasonal calendar (spring and autumn), so those slots often fill nine to twelve months out.
Your guide has authority to adjust the itinerary in the field — moving a rest day, holding a rotation, or delaying a summit push — without waiting on a call back to Kathmandu. Safety decisions are never made by committee.
Send your dates and fitness level — a guide (not a booking bot) replies within one working day with a route and a real price.
