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Eco Farming

Embark on an enriching eco-farming tour in Nepal and discover the sustainable farming practices that are shaping the future of agriculture in this beautiful Himalayan country. Nepal’s diverse landscapes, rich soils and commitment to organic farming make it an ideal destination for those seeking a deeper connection with nature and a sustainable way of life.

During the Eco-Farming Tour, you’ll have the opportunity to visit organic farms, interact with local farmers and gain first-hand experience of eco-friendly farming practices. Immerse yourself in the countryside, away from the hustle and bustle of the cities, and experience the simplicity and harmony of traditional farming communities.

As you explore the farms, you’ll learn about the principles of organic farming, including the use of natural fertilisers, crop rotation and integrated pest management techniques. Gain insights into how farmers are reducing their reliance on chemical inputs and working to maintain soil health, biodiversity and the overall ecosystem.

Participate in hands-on activities such as planting seeds, tending crops and harvesting seasonal produce. Experience the rewarding satisfaction of working the land and see the tangible results of sustainable farming practices. Engage in dialogue with farmers who share their knowledge and experience, and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and rewards of organic farming.

Experience the farm-to-table concept first-hand as you enjoy delicious meals prepared with organic ingredients sourced directly from the farms. Taste the difference in flavour and quality and appreciate the importance of supporting local, sustainable food systems.

Beyond the farms, your tour can also include visits to agricultural cooperatives and organisations that are at the forefront of promoting sustainable farming practices in Nepal. Learn about their initiatives, such as seed saving, agroforestry and water management, which are contributing to the sustainable development of the country.

Pilgrimage in Himal

Embark on a soul-stirring pilgrimage to the Himalayas and immerse yourself in the spiritual aura of this majestic mountain range. With its awe-inspiring peaks, pristine valleys and sacred sites, the Himalayas have long been a destination for those seeking divine connection and inner peace.

As you traverse the Himalayan region, you’ll come across a wealth of sacred sites and pilgrimages that hold deep religious significance for different faiths, including Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. Each site offers a unique spiritual experience and an opportunity for self-reflection and introspection.

In Nepal, the birthplace of Lord Buddha in Lumbini attracts pilgrims seeking enlightenment and spiritual awakening. Explore the Maya Devi Temple, which marks the exact spot where Buddha is said to have been born, and stroll through the tranquil Lumbini Garden, adorned with monasteries built by Buddhist countries from around the world.

On your Himalayan pilgrimage, you’ll also be surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. The towering peaks, lush valleys and serene landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for introspection and connection with the divine.

It is important to approach your pilgrimage with respect and reverence, honouring the traditions and practices of the local communities. Engage in acts of charity, offer prayers and seek guidance from spiritual masters and holy men who have dedicated their lives to the path of enlightenment.

A pilgrimage to the Himalayas is not just a physical journey, but a transformation of the mind. It is an opportunity to let go of worldly attachments, connect with the sacred energy of the mountains and embark on a path of self-discovery and spiritual growth.

Prepare your mind, body and soul for a life-changing experience as you embark on a pilgrimage to the Himalayas, where the ethereal beauty of nature blends seamlessly with the region’s profound spiritual heritage. Open your heart to the Divine, embrace the

Festival Balade

Experience the vibrant and joyous Festival Balade in Nepal, a celebration that showcases the rich cultural heritage, music, dance and merriment of this Himalayan nation. The Festival Ballade, also known as ‘Jatra’ in Nepali, is a captivating event that brings communities together in a jubilant display of tradition and celebration.

The Festival Balade is held annually in different cities and towns across Nepal, each with its own unique customs and rituals. One of the most famous festivals is the Bisket Jatra in Bhaktapur, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its ancient temples and palaces. The festival marks the Nepalese New Year and is celebrated with great enthusiasm and fanfare.

As the Festival Balade unfolds, the streets come alive with vibrant processions, colourfull costumes and rhythmic music. The main attraction is the chariot procession, where elaborately decorated chariots are pulled through the streets by devotees. These chariots carry representations of deities, revered idols or cultural symbols and are accompanied by traditional music and dance performances.

The Festival Balade is a unique opportunity to witness the fusion of religion, culture and community spirit. People from all walks of life come together to participate in the festivities, creating an atmosphere of unity, harmony and celebration. The festival serves as a reminder of Nepal’s diverse cultural fabric and the shared values that unite its people.

During the Festival Balade, you can indulge in traditional Nepali cuisine and enjoy a variety of delicious street food and delicacies specially prepared for the occasion. Experience the flavours, aromas and spices that make Nepali cuisine so distinctive and enticing.

As a visitor, you can actively participate in the festival by joining the processions, trying your hand at traditional dances or even assisting in the ceremonial rituals. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere, mingle with the locals, and experience the warmth and hospitality that Nepalese culture is renowned for.

Tansen-Palpa

Tansen – Palpa: History

Embark on an enchanting journey to Tansen, Palpa and discover the hidden gems of this picturesque hill town in Nepal. Located in the western part of the country, this place is known for its rich cultural heritage, historic architecture and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

 

As you explore the town, you’ll be captivated by its well-preserved Newari architecture, narrow cobbled streets and traditional houses decorated with intricate wooden carvings. The town has a timeless charm that takes you back to a bygone era.

One of the highlights of the trip is a visit to the historic Durbar, also known as the Tansen Palace. This magnificent venue was once the residence of the region’s ruling dynasty and offers a glimpse into a royal past. Stroll through its elegant courtyards and halls.

From the Durbar, reach the viewpoint of Srinagar Hill, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayan ranges, including the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna massifs. At sunset, you can admire the mesmerising spectacle of the mountains bathed in shades of gold and orange, for a truly magical experience.

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage by visiting the vibrant Shreenagar Bhagawati temple. This ancient temple, dedicated to the goddess Bhagawati, is the centre of religious and cultural activity in the city. Watch devotees offer prayers and participate in religious rituals, and soak up the spiritual atmosphere that pervades the temple.

Take a leisurely stroll through Tansen’s bustling bazaar, where you can discover local handicrafts, textiles and pottery – extra trip HERE-. Talk to the friendly locals and experience the warm hospitality for which Nepal is famous. Don’t miss the chance to sample traditional Newari cuisine, renowned for its unique flavours and spices.

 

For nature lovers, a visit to the nearby Rani Mahal is a must. This superb palace, nestled in the lush greenery of the Kali Gandaki River, is a hidden gem. Enjoy a peaceful boat ride on the river and marvel at the architectural beauty of the palace, which reflects a blend of Mughal and European styles.

Tansen Palpa is also a gateway to explore the picturesque countryside and surrounding villages. Take a short hike to the serene and picturesque hilltop village of Ranighat, known for its ancient palace and breathtaking views. Explore the countryside, interact with the locals and learn about their traditional way of life.

 

Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover or a cultural explorer, Tansen Palpa offers a unique and rewarding experience. It’s a place where history, culture and natural beauty converge to create an unforgettable journey. So pack your bags, immerse yourself in the charm of Tansen and create unforgettable memories in this hidden gem of Nepal.

Shivapuri National Park

Shivapuri National Park: Easy

Embark on an exhilarating trekking adventure through Nepal’s Shivapuri National Park –map HERE– and discover the unspoilt natural beauty, tranquil forests and breathtaking views that await you.

 

Located a short distance from Kathmandu, the reserve offers a wilderness escape and an opportunity to immerse yourself in the tranquillity of nature.

Your trek begins with lush forests, vibrant flora and soothing birdsong. As you ascend, you’ll be surrounded by a variety of plant species, including rhododendrons, oaks and bamboo groves, creating a picturesque landscape at every turn.

The highlight of your hike will be reaching the summit of Shivapuri Peak, the highest point in the national park. From here, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan ranges, including the Langtang and Ganesh Himal regions. Admire the snow-capped peaks that seem to stretch endlessly to the horizon, and feel a sense of achievement as you take in the beauty of nature.

Along the way, keep an eye out for the park’s abundant wildlife, including langur monkeys, Himalayan black bears, leopards and a variety of bird species. The forest is also home to the elusive red panda, a rare and endangered species that lives in the dense forests of the region. Seeing these remarkable creatures in their natural habitat is an unforgettable experience.

As you make your way through the park, you’ll come across pristine waterfalls and streams, where you can rest, refresh and immerse yourself in the serenity of the surroundings.

For those seeking a spiritual connection, this place is also home to the sacred region of Bagdwar, where the sacred Bagmati River rises. This site is of great importance to Hindu pilgrims, who come here to meditate and take part in religious rituals. Take the time to absorb the spiritual energy of this sacred place and witness the devotion of the faithful.

It is important to note that the park is a protected area and visitors are encouraged to practise responsible and sustainable tourism. Respect the rules and regulations, pick up any rubbish you produce and leave only footprints behind, to preserve this pristine natural environment for future generations.

 

Hiking in Shivapuri National Park is an unforgettable experience that combines the thrill of exploration with the serenity of nature.

Makalu-Barun National Park

Makalu – Barun National Park: Preserved!

Embark on an exciting expedition to Nepal’s Makalu-Barun National Park – map HERE – and immerse yourself in the pristine nature of one of the world’s most remote and spectacular conservation areas.

 

Nestled in the eastern Himalayas, this national park offers a captivating journey through breathtaking scenery, diverse flora and fauna, and a chance to see the impressive Makalu -extra trip HERE-, the fifth highest peak in the world.

The adventure begins as soon as you enter the park, greeted by dense forests, cascading waterfalls and melodious birdsong. It is a sanctuary for a wide range of plant and animal species, including rare and endangered species.

The park’s lush forests are home to rhododendrons, oaks, firs and a myriad of other plants, creating a vibrant and colourful tapestry that covers the hillsides.

The highlight of your trip is the opportunity to witness the grandeur of Makalu, which rises to 8,463 metres. The imposing peak, surrounded by glaciers and snow-capped slopes, provides a majestic backdrop as you traverse the park’s challenging but rewarding trekking routes. Take breathtaking photos and savour the feeling of being in the presence of this mighty Himalayan giant.

As you make your way deeper into Makalu-Barun National Park, you’ll encounter a variety of wildlife. Keep an eye out for the elusive snow leopard, red panda, Himalayan black bear and musk deer. The park is also a birdwatcher’s paradise, with over 400 species, including the colourful Himalayan Monal, vibrant pheasants and various species of eagles and vultures.

The Arun Valley, a hidden gem within the park, offers a picturesque setting with terraced fields, charming villages and the meandering Arun River. You’ll meet local communities, experience their warm hospitality and learn about their traditional way of life –more details HERE-.

 

Take part in cultural exchanges, watch traditional dances and savour the local cuisine, which offers a delicious blend of flavours unique to the region.

For experienced trekkers, the challenging trek to the high-altitude lakes of Barun Pokhari and Panch Pokhari is an unforgettable experience. These pristine glacial lakes, nestled in rugged terrain, offer a serene and tranquil atmosphere. Camp by the lake, surrounded by panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and starry skies, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

The national park is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts looking for an off-the-beaten-track experience. However, it’s important to note that the park’s remoteness and rugged terrain require careful planning and preparation.

 

Visiting Makalu-Barun National Park is not only an exciting adventure, it’s also an opportunity to contribute to conservation efforts. The park plays a vital role in wildlife conservation.

Khaptad National Park

Khaptad National Park: Unique In Nature

Embark on an extraordinary journey to one of Nepal’s 12 national parks –extra trip HERE– and immerse yourself in the unspoilt beauty of Khaptad National Park, where unique nature reveals its secrets in a secluded and serene setting.

 

Nestling in the far west of the country, Khaptad National Park is a hidden gem offering a unique trekking experience, far from the crowds.

The trek to Khaptad National Park takes you through a variety of landscapes, from rolling hills and dense forests to charming meadows and picturesque streams. As you climb, you’ll be surrounded by a rich variety of flora, including rhododendrons, oaks and pines, creating a vibrant tapestry of colour and scent.

One of the highlights of the trek is the arrival at Khaptad Danda, a majestic hill offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan ranges. Admire the snow-capped peaks that dominate the horizon, including Api and Saipal, and witness the beauty of the sunsets and sunrises that paint the sky in spellbinding hues.

But it’s also a sanctuary for a diverse range of wildlife: keep your eyes peeled for the elusive musk deer, Himalayan black bear (more info HERE), leopard and a variety of bird species.

The park is renowned for its bird-watching opportunities, with over 270 species recorded, including the colourful Himalayan Monal, pheasants and various species of eagle and vulture.

As you head deeper into the park, you’ll encounter charming villages and experience the warm hospitality of the local communities. Interact with the friendly villagers, discover their traditional way of life and witness their unique cultural practices.

Sample local specialities and immerse yourself in the region’s rich cultural heritage.

Khaptad National Park is also home to the Khaptad Baba Ashram, a sacred site for both Hindus and Buddhists.

Camping is a popular option for trekkers in Khaptad National Park, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in nature and spend nights under the starry sky.

It is important to note that Khaptad National Park is a protected area and visitors are encouraged to practice responsible and sustainable tourism. Respect the park’s rules and regulations, collect any rubbish you produce and be aware of the fragility of the ecosystem.

 

A hike in Khaptad National Park is an unforgettable adventure that combines natural beauty, cultural exploration and spiritual discovery. Experience the tranquillity of pristine nature, connect with the friendly locals and let the magic of Khaptad National Park leave an indelible mark on your soul.

Mohare Danda

Mohare Danda – Pure Authenticity!

The Mohare Danda trek in Nepal offers an authentic adventure off the beaten track, ideal for nature and culture lovers. Located in the Annapurna region, this trek begins in the picturesque village of Galeshwor, where Nepalese hospitality is the order of the day. As you climb through rhododendron forests and terraced fields, the views of the surrounding mountains become increasingly spectacular.

 

The high point of the trek is the ascent to Mohare Danda, at an altitude of 3,300 metres. From here, the views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges are breathtaking, with majestic peaks such as Machhapuchhre, Nilgiri and South Annapurna dominating the horizon.

 

Unlike the busier treks in the region, the Mohare Danda trails are peaceful and offer an authentic experience. Trekkers pass through remote villages, interacting with local communities and discovering their unique way of life. Community lodges offer a warm welcome and traditional meals prepared with local ingredients, allowing total immersion in Nepalese culture.

 

The Mohare Danda trek is also a sustainable tourism initiative that supports local communities. Revenues generated are invested in community projects, education and conservation, ensuring the preservation of the region’s natural and cultural heritage.

 

Camping under the stars is a popular option, offering a deep connection with nature. Hikers can set up camp in picturesque locations, share stories around a campfire and create lasting memories.

 

Suitable for experienced trekkers and novices alike, this trek perfectly combines natural beauty, cultural immersion and adventure. Pack your gear and set off to discover the hidden wonders of Mohare Danda.

Bardiya National Park

Bardiya National Park: 100% wilderness

 

Join us on an extraordinary wildlife adventure and explore the rugged beauty of Nepal’s Bardiya National Park in the western Terai region.

 

The park is a haven for nature lovers, offering a remarkable opportunity to observe a diverse range of flora and fauna in their natural habitat.

The journey begins as you enter through dense forests, meadows and winding rivers.

Bardiya National Park is renowned for its rich biodiversity, with over 800 species of plant, including imposing Sal trees, making up a lush and vibrant ecosystem.

The park is a birdwatcher’s paradise, with over 400 species of bird recorded.

Embarking on a safari is one of the highlights of a visit to the park. Climb into a jeep and venture into the heart of the park’s wilderness.

Accompanied by experienced guides, you will traverse the rugged terrain and witness the incredible wildlife that inhabits this park. Whether it’s spotting a Bengal tiger prowling the grasslands or encountering a herd of wild elephants bathing in the river, every moment of the safari is filled with excitement and wonder.

For those seeking even closer contact with nature, you can venture out on foot into the heart of the park, silently observing the jungle’s smaller inhabitants, such as deer, wild boar, monkeys and a range of birds.

Visit the Tharu villages and chat with the friendly locals, learning about their traditions, customs and way of life –extra trip HERE-.

The accommodation offers a unique blend of comfort and closeness to nature, allowing you to enjoy the wilderness without compromising on convenience.

 

As with any nature trip, it is important to practice responsible tourism. Follow the park’s guidelines, respect the animals and their natural habitats, and be mindful of the delicate balance of the ecosystem. By doing so, you are contributing to conservation efforts and helping to preserve the environment.

Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park: Exotic

UNESCO World Heritage Site

 

Embark on an exhilarating jungle safari in Chitwan National Park and immerse yourself in the wilderness of this famous national park, located in the subtropical Terai region.

Chitwan National Park is the destination for a jungle safari in Nepal! And yes, because Nepal is also vast plains at an altitude of just 400m.

 

Located in the Terai, in the southern part of the country, this park has restricted access and offers a rich variety of flora and fauna that will satisfy the expectations of all nature and adventure lovers.

It is home to over 56 species of mammal, 543 species of bird, 126 species of fish, 590 species of butterfly and 47 species of reptile.

 

The safari adventure begins as soon as you enter the park, greeted by dense forests, lush grasslands and the soothing sounds of nature. It is renowned for its diversity of flora and fauna, offering a captivating experience for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

 

One of the highlights of the safari is the chance to spot the majestic Bengal tiger, the one-horned rhinoceros and the Asian elephant. These iconic species are the pride of Chitwan National Park, and seeing them in their natural habitat is a truly awe-inspiring experience.

 

Travel the park’s trails by jeep, accompanied by knowledgeable guides who will give you fascinating insights into the park’s flora and fauna and conservation efforts.

 

As you explore, keep an eye out for other wildlife, including sloth bears, leopards, crocodiles and a myriad of bird species. It’s a birdwatcher’s paradise, with over 500 species recorded, including the endangered Bengal florican, and various species of kingfishers, herons and colourful eagles.

 

Immerse yourself in the local Tharu culture by visiting the surrounding villages. They are the indigenous inhabitants of the region and have a rich cultural heritage. Interact with the friendly locals, learn about their traditional customs and watch traditional Tharu dance performances that showcase their vibrant culture.

 

Take a pirogue trip along the Rapti River: an excellent opportunity for birdwatching and see, among others, the 2 rare species of crocodile, the Marsh Mugger and the Gharial-eating fish and a variety of bird species.

 

Finally, enjoy a nature walk in the company of experienced guides who will share their knowledge of the park’s flora, fauna and conservation efforts.

And for the more adventurous, take part in an exciting elephant bathing experience, where you can join the mahouts in giving the elephants a refreshing bath in the river.

 

Chitwan National Park is committed to conservation and sustainable tourism practices. By visiting the park, –extra trip HERE– you contribute to the preservation of this unique ecosystem and support the local communities who are actively involved in conservation efforts.