Kathmandu is one of the most exciting, culturally rich cities in the world. Unique and overflowing with sights, smells, sounds, and tastes, it’s both chaotic and charming. It is a city of true contrast that needs to be experienced to be understood. During our Kathmandu Cultural Tour, an English-speaking guide will show you the best history and culture the city has to offer.

Take in the spectacular views of the Himalayas while paragliding over Lake Pokhara. Nepal offers some of the best flying in the world, with low-lying valleys, high, cold mountains, and natural rising thermals that you can share with the hawks! You can fly with world-class pilots in tandem or stay longer and benefit from their wealth of experience, and you can get your international license in Nepal. Spend a few days at the Lake and truly unwind with a change of scenery.

On a mission to tick off the best treks in the world? Why not take advantage of your fitness and experience the Annapurna region with either the Sanctuary Walk (slightly shorter and slightly lower altitude) or the Annapurna Circuit (slightly longer and crosses the 5,416m Thorong La pass into the Mustang region)

One of Nepal’s greatest drawcards, Chitwan National Park is a World Heritage Site that protects 932 sq km of forest and grasslands. It is arguably the best place in Asia to view wild game, including horned rhinos, monkeys, deer, and over 500 species of bear. If you are lucky, you may even spot a leopard, sloth, elephant, or even the elusive Bengal tiger!

Trekking in the Upper Mustang is a very rare privilege, and it has only been open to non-Nepali for just over 15 years. Here, you will experience the way of life of true mountain people, who for hundreds of years had very little contact with the rest of Nepal and retained their rich cultural heritage. In many ways, visiting the Upper Mustang is similar to Tibet, as geographically, it is part of the Tibetan plateau.