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Nepal May 2025 Tour Reviews

4.9 - Excellent

Based on 4,298 customer reviews

Great Trekking/Tour Company

5 - Excellent

Chase Martin

I had a fantastic trek with the help of local tour specialists. I did the Annapurna Trek. My guide and porter were so cool, patient, and helpful from the start to the end of the trek. The guide and porter were fun to hike with and they made sure all my needs were taken care of along the way. The places they took me were beautiful and the trek was challenging but not at a pace to be uncomfortable. I think Annapurna Trek is a good trek for someone who has some experience trekking or has none and wants to try it out.

Beautiful experience !

5 - Excellent

Bartlomiej

This is review and my personal impressions of 12 days Annapurna Base camp trek booked thru this tour operator with fantastic guide Dharma Subedi. It was my first trek in Himalayas, and it was really visually beautiful and fulfilling experience. Technically trekking starts near Pokhara ( Naya Pool to be exact - 1.5 hrs drive from Pokhara ) and last for 10 days, and because I was based in Kathmandu 2 more days were added for tourist bus ride between those places. The ride is on its own an interesting experience, and agency made sure seat was on the right side of the bus, allowing me to enjoy beautiful views. it takes 8 hours and road is quite bumpy, but defiantly worth it. I was accompanied by another trekker ( young girl from Hong Kong ) and her porter. Usually groups are much bigger, but beginning of June is off season and I was happy with this particular arrangement. My intentions were purely to disconnect from the busy life ( including internet ) and connect to the surroundings. I have also carried camera and gimbal to document the whole trip. Trek itself is not difficult, or technical, but if you carry your own little bit heavy backpack it can be challenging. You basically climb and descend hundreds of meters of elevation daily ( predominantly stairs ) oscillating between 2500m and 4100m for most of the time. One of the few people I have met on the way asked why pay for the guide when you can walk yourself. It is true, but I do not regret doing so in this particular case. Dharma is one of the most experienced and knowledgeable people you can hire in this area, and was really helpful choosing great places to eat and stay ( which were included in the price ). He answered hundreds of questions and interacted with local people, translating and helping to better understand their culture. He speaks good english, and he likes to throw a joke or two from time to time. Very positive and helpful person. Because I was slower than other trekker ( due to heavy backpack, age and different aim of the journey ) Dharma adopted his speed to mine and let other person and porter go first making both sides happy. Overall the whole trip was one of the most beautiful experiences of my life. Both ways - as a part of the personal journey ( looking into myself ), and time spent on admiring and contemplating external beauty of the Himalayas.

A once in a lifetime experience

5 - Excellent

Anonymous

I am happy I finally choose the helicopter experience as it is a lot of money, but finally worth it!! The experience to fly to the Everest area was “wow” and the views were amazing. To see the Himalaya range so close is great and the air time in the helicopter from start to finish is great too, the pilot was amazing too, he did tell a lot of stories about the area and the mountain tops we saw left and right. The only downside is that with 5 people on board, you need to be lucky to sit in front for the highest leg of the flight, around the Everest. Experience it in person is better than all the picture afterwards, great memory of my stay in Nepal.