Reach the summit of Kilimanjaro via the Lemosho Route. With extended acclimatisation time on the mountain to give the best possible chance of summit success.
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Explore the heart of the region on this exhilarating seven-day trek, discover more about the local Ladin people and the fascinating World War 1 history of the region and stay in comfortable and welcoming rifugio.
A trek to the remote semi-independent Kingdom of Upper Mustang located north of Annpurna on the Tibet border. Our Upper Mustang itinerary has been carefully designed to explore the quieter areas and in most places stays away from the new road. We approach Lo Manthang on the west side of the Kali Gandaki and descend on the less visited east side
This is a classic trek to Langtang valley then to the beautiful Gosainkund lakes followed by crossing Laurebina La pass
Combining the cultural wonders of four great Silk Road cities with delightful day walks in the scenic Chimgan and Nuratau mountain ranges.
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Our Ganesh Himal trek begins at Arughat also known as the starting point of Manaslu Circuit trek and then the trail traverses in an easterly direction across to the Langtang region. The Ganesh Himal mountain range is close to and is visible from Kathmandu however this region of Nepal is rarely visited and explored by trekkers.
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Lamjung Himal is a rarely trekked region in the Annapurna region. After a drive from Kathmandu the trek begins from the small town of Besisahar, also known as the starting point of the famous Annapurna Circuit, however our quieter trail heads to the west rather than along the Marsyangdi Valley on the more popular trails of Annapurna.
