Reviews

From the first push-off, the Bhote Koshi River demanded everything I had. The rapids hit like a force of nature, tossing the raft, splashing icy water over us, and sending my adrenaline skyrocketing. This wasn’t just a ride, it was a test of courage, teamwork, and quick reflexes. With NTA guiding the expedition, I felt both safe and exhilarated, knowing that their experience would help us conquer even the wildest sections of the river.

Every rapid brought a new challenge. Some slammed the raft sideways, others dropped us into roaring waves that left us gasping and laughing all at once. The pace was relentless, and my heart was racing from start to finish. But between the chaos, the calmer stretches offered a chance to breathe, appreciate the green cliffs, sparkling streams, and distant Himalayan peaks, reminding me that this adventure was also about the beauty of Nepal’s wild landscapes.

By the end, soaked, exhausted, and grinning from ear to ear, I felt a deep sense of accomplishment. Conquering each rapid was like a victory over both nature and myself.

The Heart-Pounding Bhote Koshi Rapids with NTA is more than rafting, it’s a full-throttle, pulse-racing adventure that combines thrill, teamwork, and breathtaking scenery, leaving memories of excitement and exhilaration that last a lifetime.

The 17-day Everest Circuit Trek was intense, breathtaking, and unforgettable. Every day, the scenery seemed to outdo itself: forests, glacial rivers, small Sherpa villages, and views of iconic peaks like Ama Dablam and Lhotse. Crossing high passes was intimidating; the thin air and steep trails pushed me far beyond my comfort zone. Yet every challenge came with a reward: panoramic Himalayan vistas, quiet moments of reflection, and the warmth of local hospitality in teahouses. Sharing meals, stories, and laughter with trekkers from all over the world made the journey richer. Reaching Everest Base Camp and seeing the Khumbu Icefall up close was surreal; I felt a deep sense of pride and humility. This trek taught me endurance, patience, and the importance of appreciating every small moment in life.

Trekking with Nepal Trek Adventure on the Langtang Short Trek was an amazing experience full of unforgettable views and cultural encounters. From the very first day, the scenery was incredible lush forests, rushing rivers, and eventually the majestic snowcapped peaks of the Langtang range. What I appreciated most was that the trek was not too crowded, so I could enjoy the peacefulness of nature. The guide provided by Nepal Trek Adventure was excellent. He took care of every detail and made sure the pace suited everyone in our group. Reaching Kyanjin Gompa was a highlight, with panoramic views that made all the effort worthwhile. The tea houses were basic but cozy, with friendly hosts who made us feel at home. For me, this trek was the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation. If you want amazing views in a short time, the Langtang trek is the ideal choice.

I reached out to Nepal Trek Adventure to ensure a leisurely trek. Their team suggested the road itinerary, and it turned out to be exactly what I needed. The drive to Salleri was long, bumpy, and full of dramatic scenery, but it gave me time to slowly adapt to the journey ahead. Unlike those who fly, I felt I had gradually earned my way into the Khumbu. The trek itself was perfectly designed with acclimatization days in Namche and Dingboche, which made the higher altitude sections much easier. I particularly loved the side hike to Nangkartshang Peak, where the views of Ama Dablam left me speechless. By the time I reached Base Camp, I felt strong, healthy, and ready to enjoy the moment fully. Watching the sunrise from Kala Patthar was the best ending I could have asked for. Everest glowing under the morning light is a sight I will never forget.

It rained hard in Kathmandu the night before our long-awaited trek to Everest Base Camp. The streets turned into rivers, and landslides messed up flights to Lukla. As we sat in the hotel lounge, worried, Mr. Binod sent us a message that made us feel better. "Don't worry, we're working on other plans," he told us.

We left for the airport early the next morning, but there was still a lot of uncertainty in the air. The tension was already high because people were rushing around trying to find information, but Mr. Binod stayed cool. He worked hard and made sure we got on one of the few flights to Lukla that day, even though things were crazy.

It was so much relief when we finally took off. The stunning views as we flew over the rough terrain made us remember why we had come. As soon as we arrived in Lukla, the mood changed. There were hikers from all over the world in town, and we quickly forgot about the problems we had been having and imagined the fun we were going to have.

The chaos from before seemed like a long time ago as we hiked through green valleys and cute towns. Every step we took brought us closer to Everest. When we got to Base Camp, it was clear that the trip was all about getting past problems. We felt more alive than ever. And all the credit goes to NTA and Binod. We really appreciate your efforts and will definitely recommend our friends and family.

With limited time in Nepal, I chose The Royal Trek, hoping for a short yet meaningful Himalayan experience and it delivered far more than I expected. Each day unfolded with beautiful scenery, from rolling green hills and quiet river valleys to distant views of snow-capped peaks glowing in the morning light. The trail was easy to follow and never rushed, allowing me to truly enjoy every section of the walk.

One of the highlights was passing through traditional Gurung villages. Walking along stone paths, watching daily village life, and learning about local customs gave the trek a strong cultural character. These moments made the journey feel personal and authentic rather than just scenic.

Nepal Trek Adventure organized everything smoothly, from accommodations to daily pacing. The lodges were comfortable, meals were satisfying, and evenings were calm and social, often spent watching sunsets over the hills or sharing stories with fellow trekkers. The guides were friendly and informative, always eager to explain the culture and landscape.

The Royal Trek is ideal for travelers who want a short Himalayan trek that still offers scenic beauty and cultural depth. It proved that even a brief journey can create memories that last.

The Western Nepal Rara Trek was an incredible off-the-beaten-path adventure that I will never forget. Starting from Jumla, the trail took me through quiet traditional villages, dense forests, and wide-open meadows, each offering a unique view of western Nepal’s natural beauty. I loved meeting the locals along the way and learning about their simple mountain lifestyle. The variety of landscapes kept every day captivating, from rolling hills and rivers to distant mountain peaks. Walking these peaceful trails gave me time to connect with nature and enjoy the calmness of the region.

Reaching Rara Lake was absolutely magical. The calm, deep blue waters surrounded by hills made me pause and simply take it all in. Watching the sunrise and sunset over the lake created moments I’ll never forget. This trek is perfect for anyone seeking a remote, scenic, and tranquil Himalayan experience in western Nepal.

I contacted Nepal Trek Adventure to plan this trek, seeking advice on how to prepare for the three passes. The trek itself was an incredible journey, starting with Renjo La, which gave me a glimpse of the Khumbu from high above, and moving through the quiet Gokyo region. Crossing Cho La Pass was intense; the icy slopes and narrow trails demanded focus, while the reward was panoramic views I’ll never forget. Kongma La was the final challenge, and reaching it gave me a profound sense of achievement. Finally standing at Everest Base Camp, knowing I had crossed three demanding passes, felt euphoric. This trek is truly for those who want to test themselves and experience the Himalayas in a unique way.