Reviews

My friends and I were in a rush to book a last-minute Annapurna Base Camp Helicopter Trek and were relieved when we found Mr. Binod, who quickly coordinated everything through WhatsApp. With only two days left in Pokhara, we were thrilled to have found such an efficient and convenient booking process. Upon arrival, a manager from the trekking company met us at our hotel and provided us with a detailed overview of the trip. The actual trek itself was nothing short of amazing - we were in awe of the stunning views of the Annapurna mountain range.

I had been wanting to go on a trek with my friends for a while, and when one of them recommended NTA, we decided to give it a shot. Binod, our point of contact, was extremely helpful in planning our Gokyo Chola Pass Trekking. He patiently answered all our questions, gave us a great price, and even arranged for a fantastic guide to accompany us. The NTA team picked us up from the airport and took us out for a celebratory dinner after we completed the trek. Throughout the journey, we were able to witness some incredible natural wonders such as snow-capped mountains, sparkling streams, and dense forests. Our porter was also very friendly and always ready to lend a hand. NTA made our trekking experience unforgettable, and we would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable and enjoyable trekking adventure.

Okay, so maybe I wasn't exactly a mountain goat before this trek. More like a city squirrel with a caffeine addiction. But something about the Himalayas whispered, "Hey, you wanna see something epic?" And I, being the impulsive fool I am, said, "HECK YES!"

Nta hooked me up with the dream team: a super-organized planner named Bijay, a guide named Nava who could navigate by yak sneeze, and a porter named pasang  who could carry my entire life on his back with a smile. So it was totally worth it.

Deciding impulsively to visit Nepal, NTA turned my last-minute escapade into an unforgettable experience. Bijays 's planning ensured a smooth stay in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Nagarkot. Guides shiva & Binod, along with the driver guy, were not just warm but also instrumental in making me feel at home. From local food experiences to exploring hidden gems, NTA created memories that will last a lifetime. Thank you for it , NTA!

My five-day trek to Everest Base Camp with NTA was truly a life-changing experience. The stunning landscapes, challenging trails, and breathtaking view of the world's highest peak made this journey unforgettable. The flyover to EBC and back to Kathmandu by helicopter added an extra touch of luxury to this adventure. Thanks to NTA for organizing this incredible trip!

Embarking on a Mount Everest base camp helicopter tour was an absolutely breathtaking experience, one that left us with unforgettable memories of the region. In the span of just 4 to 5 hours, we had the opportunity to explore the majestic beauty of Everest and its neighboring peaks.

But the true pièce de résistance of this tour was undoubtedly our breakfast stop at Hotel Everest View. Savoring a delectable morning meal while being treated to the awe-inspiring sight of the mountains in front of us was simply sublime.

Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to the hard-working folks at NTA for making this extraordinary journey possible. Trust us when we say, this tour comes highly recommended and is not to be missed!

Our trek to Everest base camp organized by Nepal Trek Adventure was nothing short of flawless. Throughout the journey, they took great care to ensure our safety and enjoyment. The guide assigned to us was vigilant about monitoring our oxygen levels, especially after we passed the challenging Dingboche trail. Equipped with an oxygen checker kit in a small medical box, our guide made sure that we were safe and comfortable at all times. Despite the excellent preparations and services provided by Nepal Trek Adventure, we made a conscious decision to skip Kalapatthar as we felt a little lethargic. We are incredibly grateful for their exceptional efforts and services. Thank you!

 I wasn't sure how my ukulele would fare in the Himalayas. But as I strummed its strings at Renjo La, the wind carrying the melody across the valley, something magical happened. Local children gathered, humming along, their faces alight with joy. Music became a bridge across cultures, proving that even the smallest instruments can create the biggest connections.what else a musician needs?? Nothing , total worth every cents.