Tsum Valley Manaslu Trekking

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Tsum Valley Manaslu Trek is located in the northernmost part of the Gorkha district of Nepal. Tsum Valley is popularly known as the “Hidden Valley” owing to its remoteness, and years of isolation from the outside world. Tsum comes from the Tibetan word “Tsombo” which means “Lively” and the village inhabitants are called Tsumba people. The local people are devout Buddhists and follow the teachings of Guru Rinpoche.

The Tsum Valley continues to preserve its ancient Buddhist culture and natural treasures. Tsum Valley Trek is very beautiful and interesting, with beautiful streams and rivers, towering mountains, cascading waterfalls, and hot mountain springs, the trail is strewn with artistic chortens and lined with Mani walls, made from thousands of stone slabs carved with details and prayers. Traditionally Tsum Valley was a distinct geographical area called “Tsum to Chuksum” which means thirteen provinces ruled as a single territory. The ancient remains of the Tsum Kingdom are still visible today. Tsum Valley is also considered a home to the legendary and elusive Yetis.

Tsum Valley Trek

Tsum Valley Trek Overview

Tsum Valley’s acquaintance with Tibet ensures this is a unique and unforgettable trek, rich in culture, beauty, and wildlife, especially the Himalayan Thar, and Blue sheep which congregate in herds of 50 to 200. As previously mentioned on the Tsum Valley trek, you will come across some unique and historic monasteries, including Rachen Gumba and Mu-Gumba which lie on a beautiful plateau nestled in the lap of the valley, and Gumba Lungdang situated at the base of a conical hill, against the main slope of Ganesh Himal. Although the Tsum Valley Trek and Manaslu Circuit Trek can be taken as independent treks, we have combined the two beautiful routes to offer you the best experience of the Himalayas’ local culture and nature.

If the given Tsum Valley Trek itinerary is not suited to your time frame, and interest, etc., please let us know at (Adventure White Himalaya Treks). Whereupon we will be more than happy to tailor an itinerary that suits your requirements, to ensure that you have an unforgettable trek of a lifetime.

  • Trip Starts: Kathmandu-Kathmandu
  • Trip Grade: Moderate
  • Transportation: Road
  • Trip Duration: 22 Days
  • Trip Activity: Trekking, Adventure
  • Trekking Guide: Available (Male)
  • Group Size:2 - 15 pax
  • Fixed Departures: No
  • Min Age: 12 years or above
  • Security: 100% Guaranteed!
  • Customized Trip Route: Available
  • Best Season: Basanta Ritu (Spring),Sharad Ritu (Autumn)

Tsum Valley Manaslu Trekking Itinerary

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When you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, our friendly representative will be there to greet you. Keep an eye out for the Adventure White Himalayas signboard outside the airport. That’s how you’ll recognize us! We’ll then take you to your hotel in Thamel in our private vehicle for a good night’s rest and also Tsum Valley Trek

Kathmandu, the lively capital of Nepal, is a blend of different religions, cultures, and traditions. Today, you’ll dive into the vibrant character of this city, uncovering its unique charm. Main places, including Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Swayambhunath Stupa, hold special religious and cultural significance.

You’ll spend the whole day exploring these important UNESCO World Heritage sites in and around Kathmandu.

Relax and recharge at your hotel in Thamel for the night.

After a hearty breakfast, we kick off our adventure of Tsum Valley Trek towards Maccha Khola, the starting point of our trek. The 3-hour drive from Kathmandu to Dhading Besi sets the stage for the trek, followed by a thrilling journey along the Budhi Gandaki River. The scenic route passes through picturesque villages like Morder and Simre but be prepared for a bumpy 6-7 hour ride on a winding dirt road.

The excitement continues with the crossing of a suspension bridge over the Sotikhola, guiding us through a forested area on a narrow and rocky trail. Experience the ups and downs on this path, maneuvering through rocky and narrow landscapes. Along the way, enjoy the mesmerizing sights of waterfalls, lush green forests, and towering vertical cliffs. Passing the Gurung-inhabited Lapubesi village.

Rest overnight at a local teahouse in Maccha Khola.

Start on the trek by following a narrow trail that takes you through Tharo and Khorlabesi before reaching Tatopani. Take a break to relax in the hot springs, providing a soothing remedy for fatigue and stress. Continue your journey of Tsum Valley Trek with a climb through a ridge, crossing a suspension bridge over the Budhi Gandaki River, and navigating another ridge. Traverse a short forest path, arriving at Doban. Ascend through a stone staircase, descend to meet the Yaru River, and climb up the stairs to Thado Bharyang. Cross the Budhi Gandaki River, ascend over a ridge, and finally reach Jagat for an overnight stay.

Start your early morning trek by climbing through a rocky ridge until you reach Sellari. Descend from Sellari towards Sirdibas. As you proceed, the valley widens, leading you to Ghattekhola and upstream to the Gurung village of Phillim. Walk in a northerly direction through the forest until you reach Chasapani. After leaving Chasapani, cross the gorge and walk for about half an hour to reach a beautiful waterfall. Continue through the Pine and Rhododendron forest, descending along the trail toward Tsum Valley Trek, until you reach Lokpa for an overnight stay at a local teahouse.

Today is a challenging day of Tsum Valley Trek as we gain altitude, and the trail mostly goes uphill. Enjoy panoramic views of the Himalayas, playing hide-and-seek along the trail. Descend through the beautiful village of Lungwa Khola and then ascend through a Pine forest to Gumlung. After crossing the Sirya Khola, we finally reach Chumling, known for Chumling Gompa, and the stone-paved streets of the village. Rest for the night at a teahouse.

We traverse to the other side, soaking in the views of Ganesh Himal during the Tsum Valley Trek while moving toward the Rainjam and Syarpu Khola. After crossing another bridge, we proceed to a village named Gho. Continuing for another 2 hours, we finally ascend to the upper Tsum Valley and reach Chhokangparo.

Overnight stay at a local guesthouse.

Today, we experience a significant increase in altitude, and the trail involves a steady ascent. Passing the Lama, we cross a suspension bridge toward Richen Gompa, also known as Nunnery Gompa. After exploring the gompa, we retrace our steps on the trail, passing through Shiar Khola, Lar, Phurbe, and Pangdun villages. We encounter several Buddhist monasteries and cross the final bridge before reaching Mu Gompa.

Today, we take a day to rest and explore Mu Gompa, witnessing the Tibetan landscape and the remote surroundings of Tsum Valley Trek time. Mu Gompa stands as the largest monastery in the region. Later, we walk back on the trail to Chhule and Phurbe. Reaching the east bank of Shire Khola, we arrive at Chhokangparo.

We return along the trail, enjoying the thick pine and rhododendron forest as we descend to Chumling and continue walking toward the lower Tsum Valley to reach Lokpa.

Descend along the trail to the junction with the Manaslu trail coming up from Philim. Cross the Budhi Gandaki (below its confluence with the Siyar Khola) and enter its narrow gorge, navigating an up-and-down trail with river crossings. After crossing a suspension bridge, the trail takes you through a bamboo forest and ascends to the village of Deng (1,800 m). The Tsum Valley Trek itinerary gives the route during the journey time.

Today’s Tsum Valley Trek starts by heading from Deng to the Rana village, crossing the Budhi Gandaki River via a suspension bridge. Continue ascending through Bhim Phedi and captivating forests to reach Ghap, where stunning views of Siringi Mountain accompany your journey to Prok village. Move upstream along a gorge, witnessing the powerful river, and after a steep climb, arrive at Namrung. Namrung is a charming Buddhist village with houses resembling Tibetan architecture, featuring monasteries, mani walls, chortens, prayer flags, and a small hydroelectric plant. There are many difficulties of experience taken from the Tsum Valley Trek time.

Start on a steep climb through forests, passing alongside barley terraces, shortens, and enjoying scenic views of Rupinala Pass, Mt. Manaslu, Gorkha Himal, Dwijen Himal, Saula Himal, and Lajing Peak. Reach the village of Lihi and proceed to Sho, Lho, and Shyala. A slight ascent brings you closer to Pungen Glacier, followed by a walk to Ramanan Kharka. Descend along the trail to a rocky riverbed, pass a chorten, traverse a wide grassy area with potato fields, and finally reach the village of Samagaun. It was a great experience taken from during Tsum Valley Trek time.

Today is a rest day of Tsum Valley Trek for acclimatization, but we’ll stay active by exploring Birendra Lake and other nearby spots in Samagaon. A visit to the ancient Pungyen Gompa offers breathtaking views of the glacier and Sherpa villages, providing insight into the local culture.

We walk through a desert-like path and a windy valley, reaching Kermo Kharka. Continuing past the Budhi Gandaki River, we ascend to a stone arc that leads us to Samdo, our destination just four kilometers from the Tibetan border. While visitors can’t cross the border, you can still enjoy the views of Manaslu glacier, Nagdi Chuli, Simnang Himal, and Mt. Manaslu from this point.

We cross a wooden bridge over the Budhi Gandaki River, ascending while catching glimpses of the Larkya glacier along the way. Continuing around the Salka Khola valley, we reach Larke Phedi, also known as Dharmasala. Today’s trek is shorter, allowing for additional acclimatization before tackling Larke Pass tomorrow.

An early morning walk leads us to the Larkya glacier, offering breathtaking views of Larkya Peak. The trail ascends, becoming steeper as we reach the end of the pass, revealing scenes of Himlung, Cheo, Kanggru, and the Annapurna. Keep an eye out for introverted creatures such as blue sheep, marmots, pikas, Tibetan snow-cock tracks, and snow leopard paw prints. Another ascent brings us to the village of Bhimthang, surrounded by beautiful pastures and the stunning peaks of Annapurna II, Kang Garu, and Cheo.

Climbing over the ridge and passing through pastures, we say goodbye to Bhimthang. Crossing a wooden bridge and navigating through forests of pine, juniper, and spruce, we intersect with a glacier and cross another bridge to reach the small village of Karche. Continuing on the trail through rocky terrain alongside the riverbed and contouring hillsides, we finally reach Dharapani. Dharapani marks the end of the Manaslu trail, and it’s the point where the Annapurna tourist highway begins. We’ll spend the night in a local teahouse for our destination of Tsum Valley Trek.

Following breakfast, we’ll bid farewell to Dharapani and embark on a 7-8 hour drive back to Besisahar. During the journey of Tsum Valley Trek, we’ll savor the picturesque views along the way. Upon reaching Besisahar, we’ll have a chance to refresh and rejuvenate.

Overnight stay at a local teahouse.

Gathering the wonderful memories created during Tsum Valley Trek, which will stay with you for a lifetime, we say goodbye to Besisahar. We embark on a private vehicle journey, traversing familiar roads with twisting rivers and rock gorges, heading back to Kathmandu.

Overnight in Kathmandu.

It’s time to bid farewell to Nepal as your journey comes to an end. Our airport representative will accompany you to the airport for your flight back to your home country. Before you leave, take a moment to reflect on the incredible experiences and memories you’ve gained during your time in Nepal. We hope you carry the warmth and beauty of Nepal with you as you start on your journey home.

Safe travels!

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Terms and condition

Tsum Valley Manaslu Trekking Includes/Exclude

Cost Include

  • Complimentary airport pick up and drop off
  • Three night stay in standard hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast included
  • All necessary trekking permits for Manaslu, Tsum Valley, Manaslu conservation area, Annapurna conservation area, TIMS card, etc.
  • All accommodation during trek.
  • Three meals a day during the trek.
  • Adventure White Himalaya Treks duffel bag/agency T-shirt.
  • Government registered and first-aid trained professional local guide who speaks English First-aid kit.
  • Kathmandu to Sotikhola by bus
  • Dharapani to either Pokhara or Kathmandu by bus
  • Staff insurance, meals, accommodation, equipment, transportation, etc
  • Rescue arrangements if necessary
  • Agency service charge and government tax/VAT
  • Certificate of achievement

Cost Exclude

  • International airfare and Nepal visa fee
  • Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu
  • Personal Insurance loss of property and theft, etc
  • Sightseeing costs (temples, monasteries, etc)
  • All beverages, snacks, and additional expenses such as laundry, hot showers, battery charging, Wifi, etc
  • Personal gear and expenses
  • Tips for the guide and porter.

This section is intended to give you heads up on how trip will be organized. Once you let us know the number of interested traveler and departure date we would get back to you with actual cost for the trip.

  • Travel insurance: Travel Insurance covers emergency Rescue and Evacuation. (you can buy it in your country you can’t buy it in Nepal)
  • Nepal entry visa: You can obtain a visa easily upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu.
  • Tourist Visa with Multiple entries for 30 days: This VISA can be obtained by paying US $ 40 or equivalent foreign currency.
  • Tourist Visa with Multiple entries for 90 days: This VISA can be obtained by paying US $ 100. Please bring 2 copies of passport size photos).

Hint: Tips for the guide and porter (tips are not compulsory but this is your satisfaction with them if you are really happy with them service of them you can give as respect as tips)

Tsum Valley Manaslu Trekking Information

Physical Level and Preparation

The Tsum Valley Trek requires excellent physical preparation. This is an intense trip that involves long hikes and high-altitude navigation, so physical fitness is a must for a safe and enjoyable experience.

Preparation Tips:

  • Cardiovascular Fitness: Engaging in consistent aerobic activities such as cycling, jogging, and trekking contributes to the improvement of endurance.
  • Strength Training: To tackle difficult landscapes, strengthen your upper body, core, and leg muscles.
  • Altitude Acclimatization: For difficult terrain, support your legs, core, and upper body.
  • Pack Light: Make sure your backpack is as light as it can be. Just pack what you’ll require.
  • Mental Preparedness: You should mentally prepare yourself for the challenges because this is a mental journey as much as a physical one.

Group Size

The Tsum Valley  Trek is normally hiked by groups of two to fifteen persons with help from local laborers and a licensed guide. Individual experiences and friendships are fostered by small group numbers.

Accommodation

Trekking the trail allows you to stay anywhere from luxurious hotels to affordable teahouses, depending on your preferences and what’s available along the way. The following is a list of popular places to stay:

  • Teahouses: These are basic, family-run lodges with a bed, basic meals, and a warm environment.
  • Lodges: There are communities with resorts along the route that provide extra amenities like hot showers and adjoining restrooms.
  • Tented Camps: Tented camps are another option for lodging in distant regions; these provide a more daring experience.

Luggage

Tsum Valley Trek is crucial to travel with minimal weight. Only carry a compact daypack containing essential items like water, snacks, clothing, and a camera. Larger equipment can be transported by a porter or yak between lodgings.

Spirit of Travel

It’s important to enjoy the trip just as much as the destination when walking the Tsum Valley Trek. It offers a chance to witness the way of life in the area, breathtaking landscapes, and long-lasting relationships with other hikers. In addition to testing participants’ physical boundaries, the journey acknowledges the natural world’s ability to survive.

The cost is influenced by the trekking season, the distance covered, the services chosen, and the availability of guides.

Guided Trek: usually includes a guide, lodging, food, and permissions. It ranges in price from $1,000 to $1,500.

Independent Trek: Independent Tourist is not Allow without guide. Guide needs a Trekking guide License that is compulsory.

Peak vs. Off-Season: Trekking gives better weather in peak seasons (spring, fall), but it’s more economical in off-peak (winter, monsoon).

Cancellation Fees:

Before beginning the Tsum Valley Trek, you must be aware of any potential cancellation costs in case your plans change. Before making a reservation, you should read and understand the cancellation policy as different tour operators may charge different cancellation rates. In general, the closer your departure date is, the higher the cancellation fees may be. When purchasing travel insurance, consider adding cancellation coverage to reduce potential losses.

Tips

  • Pack Light: Packing light will help you avoid paying porter fees. Only clothing and essentials should you bring.
  • Local Currency: It is recommended to bring small amounts of Nepalese Rupees for little purchases along the trek. Larger towns like Soti Khola have ATMs.
  • Split Costs: To cut down on individual spending, if you’re traveling in a group, think about splitting the cost of lodging, food, and guides.

What Justifies Getting Insurance?

  • Insurance is necessary for any adventurous travel, like, Tsum Valley Trek. It may appear like an extra cost, but the comfort and security it provides are priceless. The following are compelling arguments for thinking about getting insurance for your hike:
  • Emergency Medical Coverage: There are certain hazards associated with trekking to high altitudes, such as the potential for altitude sickness and injuries similar to those experienced on Manaslu. Emergency medical costs are covered by travel insurance, including, if needed, helicopter evacuation.
  • Lost or Stolen Property: Personal belongings can be lost or stolen anywhere, even on a hiking trip. Insurance may pay for the cost of replacing lost or stolen property, including electronics, equipment, and passports.
  • Emergency Evacuation: If you have a critical illness or injury, you may need to be transported to a medical center via helicopter. Travel insurance often covers these evacuation costs, even though they can be costly.
  • Search and Rescue: In rare, unusual situations, insurance could be able to help with the costs of carrying out a search and rescue effort.

Tsum Valley Trek is a wonderful activity that takes place in a variety of weather conditions. You need to have the right gear if you want to enjoy, stay safe, and feel comfortable during the journey. Below is a list of every tool you’ll need:

Small Personal Equipment

  • Backpack: A cozy, well-fitting backpack (30–40 liters) that can hold water, snacks, additional clothing, and personal belongings in addition to other everyday necessities.
  • Trekking Boots: Well-made, warm, waterproof boots with supporting ankles.
  • Hiking Socks: Warm, moisture-wicking socks that prevent blisters and keep your feet dry.
  • Headlamp: For usage at night and in lodges with low lighting, a headlamp with additional batteries.

 

Personal Pharmacy

  • Prescription Drugs: If you need any prescription drugs, please enclose a copy of your prescription.
  • Painkillers: over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen.
  • Antibiotics: Wide-spectrum drugs to treat common ailments.
  • First Aid Kit: includes antiseptic wipes, gauze pads, adhesive tape, and tweezers.
  • Personal Prescriptions: Any other prescription drugs you may need.

 

Tsum Valley Trek Gear and Clothing

  • Base Layers: Base layers that are breathable and moisture-wicking for insulation and moisture management.
  • Insulation: a warm-down jacket or fleece for cooler weather.
  • Outer Layer: a rain- and wind-resistant jacket with a hood to protect against the elements.
  • Trekking Pants: Trekking pants that are versatile, light, and quick to dry with zip-off legs.
  • Gloves: For cold weather, mittens or gloves with insulation.
  • Hat: In colder weather, cover up with a thick beanie or a sun hat to insulate yourself from the heat.

Passport

Validity of Passport: Verify that your passport is valid.

Nepal visa: Most travelers to Nepal need to have a valid visa to enter the country. You can get a visa at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu or other border crossings. The Nepalese Embassy or Consulate in your home country can provide you with the most up-to-date information, as visa procedures and costs often fluctuate.

Medications for during Tsum Valley Trek time

  • Altitude Sickness Medications: Consult a healthcare provider about taking drugs like acetazolamide, or Diamox, to prevent or cure altitude sickness. It’s critical to talk about the right dosage and any possible negative effects.
  • Personal Prescriptions: Make sure you always have a sufficient amount of prescription medications on hand, as well as a copy of the prescription.
  • First Aid Kit: Always have a basic first aid kit with you that contains bandages, sterile wipes, pain relievers, and any prescription medications you may need.
  • Water Purification: To guarantee that you have safe drinking water while on the walk, bring tablets or portable water filtration equipment.

Tsum Valley Trek offers you the opportunity to experience Nepal’s magnificent landscape. Nepal is well known for its gracious people, rich cultural legacy, and stunning Himalayan peaks. For your hike, this country guide offers information on legislation, customs, wildlife, the environment, safety precautions, and other pertinent topics:

Usages & Customs

Honor Local Culture: Nepal is a cosmopolitan nation where Buddhist and Hindu customs coexist. Respecting local traditions is essential, such as taking off your shoes before entering houses or shrines and donning them modestly.

Namaste: In Nepal, a short bow and a courteous “Namaste” are customary ways to welcome someone. Learn a few basic words in Nepali to facilitate conversations with locals.

 

Regarding Your Strolls:

Teahouse Lodging: Along the trail are teahouses that provide accommodation and food. It is customary to place a food order through your hotel provider, as many places depend on hikers for business.

Fauna and Flora

Biodiversity: The Manaslu region is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including Himalayan tahr, red pandas, snow leopards, Asian black bears, Himalayan blue sheep, and several bird species. When embarking on a journey, it is imperative to show respect for the local fauna and habitat.

Environmental Situation:

Leave No Trace: Reduce your influence on the environment by adhering to the principles of Leave No Trace. This includes eliminating single-use plastics and properly disposing of rubbish.

Local Initiatives: To improve the sustainability of the area, and support neighborhood environmental and conservation efforts.

Minimize Our Carbon Footprint

Hikers are urged to use reusable water bottles and to avoid single-use plastics.

While at Tsum Valley Trek, we advise utilizing as little gasoline as possible and staying in energy-efficient accommodations.

We recommend taking public transit whenever possible as an eco-friendly mode of transportation.

Preserve Wildlife:

We strongly advocate for animal conservation and forbid injuring or putting animals at risk while out on the walk.

By supporting local conservation efforts, we help to protect the biodiversity of the area.

 

The Commandments of Responsible Travel:

Before the trip

Respect and Research: Learn as much as you can about the nature, culture, and way of life in the area. Respect local customs by acknowledging them and following them.

Pick Ethical Operators: Make sure the accommodations, tour companies, and other service providers you choose are firmly committed to responsible and eco-friendly travel.

Pack with Thought: Don’t overpack; only bring what you need. To limit waste, stay away from single-use plastics and disposable items.

 

During the trip

Respect local culture: Get permission before taking photos at places of religious or cultural significance, dress modestly, and strike up a pleasant chat with the locals.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Use reusable things and recycle as much as you can to reduce waste. Put rubbish in the appropriate container.

Energy and Resource Conservation: To save electricity, turn off the air conditioner, heaters, and lights when not in use. Lengthen your showers and conserve water.

After the trip

Exchange Knowledge: To encourage moral behavior when traveling, educate others about responsible travel practices and share your own experiences with them.

Think and Learn: After this experience, think about how you can travel more responsibly going forward.

When it comes to the responsible tourism initiatives of hotels and tour operators, constructive criticism should be addressed in a positive direction.

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Tsum Valley Manaslu Trekking Reviews

5.0 Based on 44 Reviews
Azmi Bin Mohd (Malaysia )

My Third time in Nepal

My 3rd time trip in Nepal with Adventure White Himalaya.
Nice guide, nice porter, nice service, good communication
Recommanded

Edmund Lim

Truly amazing trek I ever had

I have an amazing trip with adventure white himalaya trek, very responsible boss Mr Ganesh and super portal/guide Mr Keshab. I truly appreciate for all the good taken care of. They are very experienced and professional, not to worry even you come alone. Adventure white is always your choice

Adri Jacobs (South Africa)

You made my dream come true: EBC and 3 Passes

After summiting Kilimanjaro, I was looking for my next adventure. Thank you Adventure White Himalaya Treks, owner Ganesh and Guide, Keshab for a dream and bucket list item come true. From the communication prior to the Trek back in South Africa, to fetching me at the airport and transporting me to a great hotel . Superb and persistent service……and then of to Lukla Airport for the start of a 2 week journey. I did the Everest Base Camp and the 3 Passes.
I am typing this review on my Hotelbed back in Kathmandu with a huge smile and great satisfaction. A dream come true.
The whole journey was well planned and executed to perfection. This team is super professional.
Ganesh for leading this company and Keshab, my guide, was absolutely finominal.
I could not have asked for a better Team than Adventure White Himalaya Treks.
I give them a 10 out of 10 and would recommend them to any one or group interested trekking in the Himalayas to make your dream come true.

Dherei Dherei Dhanya Bhat to the team of Adventure White Himalaya Treks in Katmandu.

Now I can fly back home with an unforgettable experience.

Chai HH

Very Good Trekking Experience with Adventure White Himalaya

Did Annapurna Base Camp Trek via PoonHill with Adventure White Himalaya. Overall good experiences with Aventure White Himalaya, Ganesh and Raj are accommodating our requests throughout the duration. Though there are some miscommunication along the ways, they are able to solve it professionally. Good job!!

Sherman

Mardi Himal Trek

Excellent team, very good , always helping….never in real danger while on trek. Highly recommend for all hikers and first timers…for a first timer like me…it’s was very difficult to hike but thanks to the team I manage reach the view point. The guide provided so many advise during the hike which make it easier for me… everything from accommodation to food was taken care of.

Adrian N.

Mardi Himal Hiking Trek

The best hiking agency ever. Very friendly guide, porter and manager. Thank you for everything!! Mardi Himal Trek was amazing toooo… The view from the view point was stunning.

Anna

Annapurna circuit trek with Adventure White Himalaya Treks: Greatest Experience

Adventure White Himalaya Trek in one word is superb ! Upfront communication with Ganesh was very efficient and the trek went very well. Mr Ganesh receive me at the airport took me safe at the hotel at midnight. The day next we started the trek, our guide Bhoj Raj was a star. He was trustworthy, reliable and always smiling with a great sense of humors.
They all were excellent and was perfect in organizing any sort of tour in a perfect way. I can wholeheartedly recommend them, the Adventure White Himalaya Treks. Thank you !

rtcmore (Frisco, CO)

Amazing life experience!

Trekking for 4 days in a rhododendron forest, waking up to fresh snow and the sunrise at Poon Hill, amazing adventure!!!! I will go back, I will most definitely contact Ganesh to schedule another adventure in the Nepal. He is a hard worker with great knowledge of the area.

Atikah

Excellent Service

We dealt with Ganesh before the trip and are very happy with the service provided. Everything was as promised.

Our guide, Hari, did an excellent job in planning our whole journey and improvising wherever he saw fit. He also was very in tuned with our fitness level and we didn’t feel that we were pushed beyond our capabilities.

Our porter, Gopi, was also very helpful especially in keeping our spirits up during the whole journey.

All in all I would highly recommend Adventure White Himalaya Treks Pvt Ltd to anyone who is going trekking in Nepal.

mytriman (Singapore)

Delicated Trip Guide

This trip – Annapurna Base Camp is one of the most remembered trip I had with amazing experience with both the mountain and good dedicated guide and porters.

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