Considered as
one of the most challenging
treks in Nepal, the Manaslu
Circuit will reward the
adventurous with an unparalleled
alpine experience. Opened in
1992, this area offers a
combination of rich culture
heritage, unsurpassed beauty,
and biological diversity.apanese.
The Japanese continued to
dominate the climbing scene of
Manaslu until 1971. For detail
trek schedule please mail us. Trip
departure on Sept:16,21 and 29
2010 read more »
Annapurna Circuit
Annapurna Round
Trekking,
a classic trek completely around the
famed Annapurna Massif offers the most
diversity of any trek in Nepal.
The high point is the crossing of the
Thorong-La at 5416 m. into the Kali
Gandaki valley via the famous shrine of
Muktinath through Thakali Magar
and Gurung villages back into Pokhara. Total duration
25 Days Trek duration
20 Days Cost: US$1326/£690/€1000
per person for
earlier booking clients.read more »
Education Support
Our Commitment is to spend 10% of our benefit in Child care
of remote region. We have been
helping more then 5 schools in
the Himalayan region. Your small
donation and help can change
their life from darkness to
bright future in coming years.
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For many, trekking in
Nepal is the fulfillment
of a lifetime's goal,
providing an opportunity
to gaze upon the highest
mountains in the world
and experience the
unique culture of the
Nepali people. We
recognize Nepal can
provide an infinite
variety of ........
In
October of 2008, our group of
seven journeyed to Nepal. We had
huge expectations as to what
this trip would be like. Little
did we know that it would far
exceed anything we could have
imagined. The landscape is the
most unique and varied in the
world for such a small country.
From the massive Himalaya peaks,
to the barren high country, to
an arid plateau, to a lush rain
forest, to a temperate ‘low’
country (which is just over 4000
feet), Nepal never ceases to
amaze. The Nepali people would
have made the trip worthwhile
all in itself; the open
friendliness, generosity, and
hospitality were by far the best
we have encountered in all our
travels. The cultures are very
diverse, yet coexist without
conflict. Vishwa’s (Norbu Lama)
professionalism and experience
was demonstrated as be
seamlessly catered to our needs.
His knowledge of the country,
peoples of the region, and
almost flawless English helped
to make our experience even more
rewarding. Vishwa and his crew
made it interesting. Their
light-heartedness and enjoyment
of laughter kept the young
people of our group engaged and
made it fun for all of us. We
were able to see and experience
a side of Nepal that the average
traveler would not. But the most
important thing that we took
away with us was the friendships
of several new friends. Thanks
Vishwa, Hira, Kishor, Padam,
young Mila, Hasta, and Mila.
From:
Eric, Jamie, Danielle, Greg,
Gina, Colleen, and Ken
Canadaread more »
Popular Trek Route
Everest Base
Camp/Kalapatthar Treking
Trekking through Sherpa country
past cultivated fields and small
villages, we follow the Dudh
Kosi before the hard work begins
as we climb up to Namche Bazaar.
Above the tree-line the scenery
is stark but spectacular. The
incredible monastery at
Thyangboche is a photographer's
paradise, set against the
backdrop of Ama Dablam, Everest.
With time for acclimatization en
route, our goal is Everest Base
Camp on the Khumbu glacier and
the opportunity to climb Kala
Pattar (5545m) for a
breathtaking view of Everest.
Narphu Valley Trekking The Nar Phu valleys, regions of
ethnically-Tibetan inhabitants,
grace us with similarly towering
snow-peaks and unique culture.
The trek up to Nar and Phu
combines high peaks and passes,
glaciers, remote villages,
narrow canyons, lovely forests,
amazing rock formations, yaks,
gompas and unique Himalayan
cultures. Closed to trekkers
until late 2002, very few
westerners have explored these
virtually untouched village.
Annapurna Sanctuary Trekking
The trek into the area below the
massive south face of Annapurna,
known as the Annapurna
Sanctuary, is one of the most
popular treks in Nepal. The trek
begins in Pokhara and leads up
through the breathtaking Modi
Khola gorge into the vast
mountain ringed amphitheatre of
the Sanctuary. As we trek
through bamboo and rhododendron
forests we have superb views of
the Annapurna range.
Three great Passes
in Upper Khumbu
This spectacular trek will more
than satisfy the ambitious
trekker intent on crossing high
passes without the commitment to
any technical climbing. The trek
offers an enduring experience of
natural beauty, geological
magnificence and profound
cross-cultural discovery. The Sherpa residents of Khumbu, the
great valley below Mount
Everest, believe that all things
- mountains, plants and animals
are sacred.
Upper
Khumbu
Circuit Trekking has everything: the
incredible mountain views from
Tyangboche Chukung, Kala Pathar and Gokyo
Ri via Chola Pass 5420m. Known
as "The Ultimate Trek,"
Program: 20 Days KTM / KTM
The trip to Mt
Kailash is an adventure
pilgrimage trip for whole
religion of the world
Tailor-Made Trek
In
addition to the treks featured on this
website there are many, many more treks
which can be organized to suit your
timescale and individual requirements -
simply contact us to discuss
your plans and we can quote you
a price. read more »
The trail traversed on this trip
pioneers new routes away from
the busy teahouse trails and
offers some of the best walking
in the Annapurnas. It includes
the Pokhara Valley with its
panoramic views of
Machhapuchhare (Fish Tail) and
the Annapurna massif,
picturesque Gurung villages of
the hills and the rhododendron
forested ridge lines that
provide stunning vantage points
for views of the highest peaks.
The views from Kopra Ridge are
spectacular, taking you close to
the peaks of Annapurna and
Dhaulagiri with the unique view
of the deepest gorge in the
world (7000m) and the
opportunity to visit the sacred
lake of Khaire high up near the
base of Annapurna.
Peak
Endeavour Nepal Trek
is over 14 years experience
local company providing trekking
adventure holidays in Nepal and
organizing travel to Tibet,
Nepal and Bhutan. We are
specialists in adventure
holidays, walking holidays,
trekking holidays, cycling
holidays, biking holidays,
cultural tours, small groups,
family holidays, safari
holidays, adventure travel,
overland journeys, wildlife
holidays and Peak Climbing in
the Himalayas of Nepal.
In
October of 2008, our group of
seven journeyed to Nepal. We had
huge expectations as to what
this trip would be like. Little
did we know that it would far
exceed anything we could have
imagined. The landscape is the
most unique and varied in the
world for such a small country.
From the massive Himalaya peaks,
to the barren high country, to
an arid plateau, to a lush rain
forest, to a temperate ‘low’
country (which is just over 4000
feet), Nepal never ceases to
amaze. The Nepali people would
have made the trip worthwhile
all in itself; the open
friendliness, generosity, and
hospitality were by far the best
we have encountered in all our
travels. The cultures are very
diverse, yet coexist without
conflict. Vishwa’s (Norbu Lama)
professionalism and experience
was demonstrated as be
seamlessly catered to our needs.
His knowledge of the country,
peoples of the region, and
almost flawless English helped
to make our experience even more
rewarding. Vishwa and his crew
made it interesting. Their
light-heartedness and enjoyment
of laughter kept the young
people of our group engaged and
made it fun for all of us. We
were able to see and experience
a side of Nepal that the average
traveler would not. But the most
important thing that we took
away with us was the friendships
of several new friends. Thanks
Vishwa, Hira, Kishor, Padam,
young Mila, Hasta, and Mila. 
Narphu Valley Trekking 
Three great Passes
in Upper Khumbu
