Reviews

The Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek is a hidden gem in the Himalayas, and experiencing it with Nepal Trek Adventures was perfect. From the drive to Arughat to trekking through Soti Khola, Machha Khola, Jagat, and Chisopani, every day was filled with natural beauty and cultural experiences. Trekking through Chumling, Chokhangparo, and Nile allowed me to witness untouched villages, Tibetan Buddhist culture, and serene Himalayan landscapes.

Our guides were friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive, explaining local traditions and history at every stop. Porters carried our luggage, which made the trek comfortable and enjoyable. Visiting Mu Gompa was the spiritual highlight; the monastery, rituals, and peaceful atmosphere created lasting memories. Returning through Burgi, Chumling, Philim, and Khorlabesi gave more scenic views and quiet reflection. The final drive back to Kathmandu was safe and well-organized. NTA’s team ensured every detail, from permits to accommodations, was handled efficiently, making this trek an unforgettable blend of adventure, culture, and spirituality.

The Gokyo Lake Trek 11 Days exceeded my expectations in every way. From the bustling Namche Bazaar to the serene trails leading toward the lakes, every day was filled with awe-inspiring scenery. The series of six sparkling Gokyo Lakes was breathtaking, and the climb to Gokyo Ri was the highlight of the trek. Watching the sunrise paint Everest, Makalu, and Cho Oyu golden was worth every step of the climb.

Nepal Trek Adventure managed the trip perfectly. Everything, from flights to Lukla to cozy tea houses, was well organized. Our guide was excellent—friendly, helpful, and passionate about sharing Sherpa culture. I appreciated the well-paced itinerary that allowed enough time for acclimatization, making the journey safe and enjoyable. For anyone wanting fewer crowds but equally spectacular views compared to the Everest Base Camp Trek, this trek is the perfect choice.

I always wanted to see the Annapurna range, but trekking for days was not an option due to my tight schedule. That’s why I booked the Mardi Himal Helicopter Tour with Nepal Trek Adventures, and it turned out to be the best decision. Their team was professional and helpful and made the whole process stress-free from start to finish. Flying over Pokhara, hills, and forests, I was soon face-to-face with Machhapuchhre and Annapurna South. The landing near Mardi Himal offered incredible views, and I felt like I was standing in the middle of a postcard.

The best part was being able to experience it without any physical strain—perfect for someone like me who wanted luxury and comfort. I chose NTA because of their strong reputation for safety and reliability, and they truly delivered on every promise. This tour gave me everything I imagined about Nepal in just a few hours.

Coming from Moscow, I wanted a trek that combined physical challenge with untouched Himalayan beauty, and the 18-day Makalu Base Camp Trek delivered. The trail was demanding but scenic, passing through small villages, dense forests, and high ridges. Arriving at the base camp and witnessing Makalu up close was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The lake, glaciers, and surrounding peaks created a view I will never forget.

Nepal Trek Adventures ensured the trek ran smoothly. The guide and support staff were professional, friendly, and knowledgeable, making sure every trekker felt comfortable and safe. Their insights into local culture and ecology enriched the journey. Reading Makalu Base Camp Trek feedback and reviews before booking helped me prepare, but experiencing it in person was even more extraordinary. This trek is ideal for anyone seeking adventure, culture, and Himalayan serenity.

I chose the Jiri route because I wanted to experience the trek the way it was done before Lukla Airport existed. From the first call with Nepal Trek Adventure, I felt well-prepared; they explained gear, altitude tips, and daily distances in detail. The trail from Jiri took me through traditional villages, dense forests, and rolling hills that few trekkers see. Acclimatization days in Namche and Dingboche gave me strength for higher altitudes, and the views along the trail were constantly changing from green valleys to snow-dusted peaks. When I finally stood at Everest Base Camp, I felt like I had truly earned it. The satisfaction of completing the classic route is something I’ll never forget.

The Nagarkot Day Hike was more than just a walk; it was a full cultural and natural experience. From the moment we started, I felt surrounded by peaceful scenery, with birds singing, fresh mountain air, and wide landscapes of terraced farming. The villages we passed were small but lively, and meeting local people along the way was a highlight. They were friendly and curious, making the journey feel personal and warm. 

The hike itself was easy to moderate, with a few uphill stretches that felt rewarding rather than tiring. When I finally stood at the Nagarkot viewpoint, the sweeping view of the Himalayas was breathtaking. The combination of culture, nature, and mountains made this hike truly unforgettable, and I would recommend it to anyone visiting Kathmandu.

I was traveling solo across Nepal and didn’t want to miss Everest. With limited time before my return flight, I booked the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour and it became the highlight of my trip.

The views en route were mesmerizing — layers of green turning to rock and ice. Flying over Base Camp and Kala Patthar, I was glued to the window. The pilot offered great commentary and slowed down at scenic points for photos.

When we landed at Hotel Everest View, the thin air hit me briefly, but nothing serious. I had hot tea and breakfast while marveling at Mt. Everest from the terrace. I met fellow travelers from Canada and Korea, and we shared stories like old friends.

This tour proves you don’t need weeks to enjoy Everest. Book early for 2026 or 2027 — it's that popular!

My 5-day Bhutan trip was perfectly organized by NTA, and the whole journey felt smooth and completely stress-free. From the moment I arrived in Paro, everything was taken care of so I could just relax and soak in Bhutan’s peaceful, magical surroundings right away.

The first couple of days took me to Thimphu's quiet streets, the giant golden Buddha Dordenma with sweeping valley views, and the impressive Tashichho Dzong. Then we crossed Dochula La pass to Punakha. Those rows of chortens, prayer flags, and Himalayan glimpses were breathtaking. Punakha Dzong by the rivers felt warm, serene, and full of history.

The absolute highlight came on day 4: the Tiger’s Nest hike. Walking through pine forests, past waterfalls, with mountain views opening up every step it was calm, refreshing, and energizing. Reaching Paro Taktsang Monastery was an emotional, almost spiritual moment. The silence, the way the buildings cling to the cliff, the fluttering prayer flags it’s one of those experiences that stays deep inside you long after you leave.

The drives were always scenic, the food fresh and delicious (ema and momos became daily highlights), and the hotels were comfy with great views. Even though it was only 5 days, every part felt meaningful, balanced, and well-paced.

Huge thanks to Nepal Trek Adventure (NTA) for their excellent planning, professional guides, and thoughtful support made the trip effortless and special. I highly recommend this Bhutan short tour package to anyone wanting a short but deeply unforgettable Himalayan escape. I’m already thinking about going back!