Remote Area Trekking

There are many places that can only be accessed by only walking and even centuries gone, still there remained only little change and no modern progression and development. Journey into some of these incredible places and get up close and personal with nature and the unique people who inhabit these remote wilderness regions. We categorized these places as remote area trekking.

You can gain a rare insight into their vibrant and intricate culture and take away with you an experience that will live with you forever. Remote area trekking takes you into regions that are politically and environmentally sensitive, facilities are minimal and fully equipped camping treks are required. Accommodation and fooding is difficult to manage and need special arrangement. Some places need special Permits from government. We  arrange all necessary paperwork and organize fully camping accommodation for you when you join with us. Here are some trekking routes familiar with trekkers.

Ganesh Himal Trek

Ganesh Himal trekking is situated in the central Nepal in the northwest side of the Katmandu valley is regarded as one of least explored routes by the tourists. The terraced slope gives the impression as if they are going to touch the sky.

Manaslu Trek

Manaslu trekking region is located at the Gorkha district of Nepal and lies within Annapurna trekking region.  Mt. Manaslu is elevated up to 8163 meters and shares northern border with Tibet. Though it is opened for trekkers recently it has been

Dhaulagiri Base Camp Trek

The Dhaulagiri Base Camp trek is one the challenging  trekking that thoroughly invigorates you by the sheer beauty of the region. This trek leads you on an awe inspiring passage to the Dhaulagiri massif that enfolds more than 30 peaks

Nar Phu Valley Trek

Nar phu valley trek opened to trekkers since 2003 lies in the distant land of Upper Manang. The trek covers remote villages, narrow gorge, dense forests, awe inspiring landscape, deep passes, Yak, Gompas and unseen Himalayan tradition

Rolwaling Trek

The Rolwaling valley lies to the east of Kathmandu and west of Khumbu, below Mt. Gauri Shankar (7145 m), south of Tibetan border. The trail starts from Barhabise, a small trading town of Sindupalchowk and then leads up along the