Reviews

I grew up trekking in the Swiss Alps, so I was looking for something wilder and more remote. The Upper Dolpo Trek gave me exactly that. The high passes were a real challenge, even compared to what I’m used to at home, but the sense of achievement at the top was unforgettable. Phoksundo Lake was the crown jewel; its turquoise waters surrounded by cliffs looked like a natural masterpiece.

What stood out was the dedication of Nepal Trek Adventures. The feedback and reviews I read before booking proved accurate; the team was professional, friendly, and reliable. Meals were fresh, the camps were comfortable, and the guides made sure we understood the cultural richness of Dolpo. This trek isn’t easy, but for anyone who loves adventure and wants to see Nepal’s hidden beauty, it’s a must-do.

I was looking for a trekking experience that combined physical challenge with mindfulness, and this retreat exceeded expectations. Starting in Kathmandu and flying to Pokhara, the journey through Ghandruk and onward to Landruk and Tolka was immersive; the terraced fields and local villages were captivating. Nepal Trek Adventures’ guides shared personal stories and insights into local culture, which made the trek intimate and educational. The porters’ dedication and friendly encouragement were inspiring throughout.

Practicing yoga each morning with panoramic Himalayan views was deeply rewarding. Trekking to Dhampus and returning to Pokhara gave time for reflection and connection with fellow trekkers. Flying back to Kathmandu and enjoying some shopping and cultural experiences made the journey complete. I finished the retreat feeling refreshed, centered, and enriched by the natural beauty and meaningful human connections.

Working as a travel blogger, I’m always on the lookout for unique adventures that don’t take months to complete. The 5-day Everest Base Camp trek was exactly that. From the moment I landed in Lukla, I knew this would be special. The flight itself was thrilling, but the trek to Phakding and Namche showed me the heart of the Khumbu region. The highlight for me was Syangboche, where the luxury hotel offered incredible views. Waking up to see Everest from the window was unforgettable. Then came the helicopter ride flying above Base Camp, the Khumbu Glacier, and Kala Patthar. I captured every moment on camera, and I firmly believe that no photograph or video can fully capture the experience of seeing it firsthand. This short trek gave me more adventure and content than some trips I’ve taken for weeks. It’s perfect for anyone who wants big Himalayan experiences in a short time.

I had one free day in Nepal and wanted to make the most of it. The Everest Flyover with Gokyo Landing turned out to be the perfect adventure. The helicopter ride was thrilling from the start. We soared above villages and valleys before the massive Himalayan peaks came into view. Passing directly over Everest itself sent a shiver down my spine; it was more immense and commanding than I had ever envisioned. When we landed at Gokyo, the peaceful lake surrounded by mountains made me feel like I was in another world. I sat by the shore with a cup of tea and just admired the view. By evening, I was back in Kathmandu, but the memory of that morning will stay with me forever. 

Walking through the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu Valley was like opening chapters of a living history book. Kathmandu Durbar Square, though busy, was filled with ancient temples and palaces that still hold cultural significance. Patan Durbar Square was a treasure for art lovers like me, with its courtyards and detailed sculptures that showed centuries of creativity. Bhaktapur was quieter but deeply authentic, with its traditional Newar lifestyle still thriving and artisans shaping clay in the streets. These historic squares made me feel immersed in Nepal’s royal past.

The religious sites offered a completely different but equally powerful experience. At Boudhanath, the chants of monks and the rhythmic movement of people circling the stupa created an atmosphere of peace and devotion. Swayambhunath combined spirituality with incredible views of the city below, while Pashupatinath exposed me to Hindu traditions I had only read about before. Watching ceremonies on the Bagmati River was emotional but meaningful, helping me understand the depth of local beliefs. Experiencing these sites together made me realize why they are recognized by UNESCO; they carry timeless value both culturally and spiritually.

When I signed up for the Annapurna Circuit 14 Days, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had done shorter treks before, but never something as long and demanding as this. From the start, the team at Nepal Trek Adventures made me feel confident and excited. The first few days along the Marsyangdi Valley were a beautiful introduction, with green forests, waterfalls, and villages where locals welcomed us warmly.

As we gained altitude, the scenery changed dramatically. By the time we reached Manang, I felt like I had entered a different world. Snow-capped peaks surrounded the valley, and the air was crisp and fresh. Our acclimatization day here was crucial, and the guide encouraged us to explore side treks, which helped me adjust and gave more amazing views. The hardest but most rewarding part was Thorong La Pass. The climb tested both my stamina and determination, but the view from the top was absolutely worth it. I will always remember the feeling of standing there, surrounded by towering peaks and realizing I had achieved something special.

I planned this trek with some friends, but we weren’t sure about flights, accommodations, and trekking permits. Nepal Trek Adventure took care of everything for us. They arranged flights to Lukla and teahouse stays and even explained how to handle the high altitude. Trekking to Kala Patthar was tough, and the cold at Base Camp was intense, but the experience was unforgettable. Waking up in Gorak Shep to see the sun hit Everest made all the effort worth it. Having guides and porters with us made the whole trek safe and enjoyable.

As a solo traveler, I was nervous about taking on something as big as Everest in just 7 days. Would I be able to keep up? Would I feel safe? Nepal Trek Adventures put all those worries to rest. They addressed all of my questions and assigned me to a small group, and from the very first day, I felt a sense of companionship and support. The trek pushed me harder than anything I’ve done before. There were times when the altitude made me doubt myself, but my guide encouraged me with patience and positivity. The team spirit was incredible; we supported each other, laughed during meal breaks, and shared stories by the fireplace in the teahouses. When I finally stood at Everest Base Camp, I felt proud of myself in a way I had never experienced before. It wasn’t just about reaching a destination; it was about proving that I could push past fear and self-doubt. I came back from this trek not only with stunning photos but also with a stronger version of myself.