Welcome to Ask the Nepal, Trekking & Tour Agency In Nepal
Nepal is a country full of opportunities. If you love incredible adventures or walking peacefully along a path in a quiet valley, discovering and learning different cultures and traditions, tasting special and delicious food, if you love watching wild animals or colourful tropical plants or paragliding down a hill admiring a breathtaking scenario, if you love to jump on a boat and rafting down a river maybe spending a night camping on the shore of it, if you love trekking on high icy mountains contemplating a lunar landscape and a silence out of the ordinary, if you imagine walking on a plateau resembling the Tibetan landscape, if you love climbing, if you love smiling people striving to make you feeling home, if you wish living in the hilly countryside for a while far from the crowd of western society, if you love meditation and ancient oriental therapies, if you dream walking in a tropical forest along with its amazing sounds...Nepal is the place perfect for you. Nepal will be able to give even more...so much back to you that your holiday here will leave a track in your heart. Let us help you to discover it! Let us help you to TREK IN NEPAL
Featured Journeys
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Everest 14 days
"People all over the world know the world's most inspiring and iconic trek leading you to the foot of Everest."
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Langtang Valley Trek 10 days
"The nearest Himalayan Region from Kathmandu valley is the Langtang valley, just few hours drive from Kathmandu."
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Annapurna Base Camp Trek
"Annapurna Base Camp Trek is a very famous trekking trial of Nepal. It starts with a flight or a drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara".
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Ghorepani Poonhill trek
"Ghorepani Poonhill Trek allows you to admire some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes of the Himalayan Mountains."
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Gokyo Valley Trek
"A hidden valley with few glacier lakes leading to the Cho Oyu Base Camp. This is one of the popular and classic trekking."
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Mustang Trans Himalayan Trek
"Upper Mustang is located north of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri and, at an average of 4000m, is geologically and culturally part of the Tibetan plateau".