Infinite journeys across Nepal — from the tea hills of Ilam to the ice walls of Annapurna Base Camp. Pick one and we'll build the rest of the trip around it.
Plan Nepal holidays, trekking adventures and customized trips with a local travel team based in Sundar Haraincha, Morang.
Kathmandu
Nepal's capital is a living museum. Three Durbar Squares — Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur — sit within an hour of each other, wrapped around the great stupas of Swayambhunath and Boudhanath and the old brick lanes of Thamel.
Pokhara
Painted wooden boats on Phewa Lake, the Annapurna range mirrored in still morning water, and a lakeside strip built for slow evenings. Sunrise from Sarangkot, paragliding and the World Peace Pagoda are all a short ride away.
Annapurna
A trek straight into the Annapurna sanctuary at 4,130 m. Rhododendron forest and Gurung villages give way to a ring of ice walls, and one morning you wake to Annapurna I turning gold. Teahouse lodging the whole way.
Mustang
The dry, wind-carved kingdom behind the Himalaya, where ochre cliffs and whitewashed monasteries sit under skies that rarely cloud over. Kagbeni, the Muktinath temple and the walled city of Lo Manthang.
Bajura
Far-western Nepal's best-kept secret, and the reason people call it the Switzerland of Nepal. Green meadows roll to the horizon at around 4,200 m, and the Badimalika temple draws pilgrims every Janai Purnima.
Ilam
Tea gardens rolling away to the horizon in eastern Nepal, with mist sitting in the valleys until mid-morning. Sunrise from Antu Danda, a walk through the Kanyam estates, and a cup picked from the hill you're standing on.
Lumbini
The birthplace of Lord Buddha and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Maya Devi Temple, the Ashoka pillar and the sacred pond sit inside a quiet monastic zone where countries from across the Buddhist world have each built a monastery.
Rasuwa
A sacred alpine lake at 4,380 m in the Langtang range, frozen for much of the winter and ringed by snow. It is a short, steep trek from Dhunche, and every Janai Purnima the shoreline fills with pilgrims.
Chitwan
Nepal's first national park and the best place in the country to meet a one-horned rhino. Jeep and canoe safaris through elephant grass and sal forest, a Tharu stick dance in the evening, and sunsets over the Rapti river.
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