destination : Nepal

Nepal, officially the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, is a landlocked country in South Asia and the world’s youngest republic. It is bordered to the north by the Peoples Republic of China, and to the south, east, and west by the Republic of India. With an area of 147,181 square kilometres

Poon Hill Trek – 11 days

poon-hill-trekPoon Hill Trek is the most popular trekking route of Nepal. It is short treks of only six days of the walking tour but you can enjoy magnificent views of stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys. This treks mainly highlights Poonhill at the elevation of 3210 m from sea level. Also, all major peaks are visible including Mt. Dhaulagiri at far left and Annapurna I and it’s ranging,  Manaslu and many more on the right.

The trek is easy, it has enough walking along streams and forests for those who are looking for a few days close to nature, yet it is not far away and involves no high climbing. You absolutely should not have any risk of altitude sickness during this trek.

The Ghorepani Poonhill Trek is an immensely popular short trek to the Annapurna. We will start the trek from beautiful Modi Khola river, after an hour of drive from Pokhara. Crossing the suspension bridge over Modhi Khola river, we ascend through ethnic villages and farm terraces enjoying the views of Machhapuchare peeking between the hills.

On the second day, we will hike mostly through woods before we reach Ghorepani hill. Next morning we start our trek with an early climb of one hour nearby Poonhill for the spectacular view of the Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Nilgiri and other famous mountains of the region.

Ghorepani stands over hillock densely forested covered with rhododendron, the national flower of Nepal. Every spring it has tremendous scenery of forests in bloom with the panorama of the high mountains on the skyline.
These three mountains (Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Annapurna I) are scaled more than 8000 m. As they are respectively seventh, eighth and ninth highest mountains in the world.

Moreover, tourist can also enjoy lush green Rhododendron and other forests. Also, people working at their farm, seeing different faces, some wild animal, birds highlight the main aspect of the trek.

Season

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Helambu Trek – 10 days

Helambu Trek is relatively popular for exploring its natural beauty and culture heritage. You can find a unique culture followed by different ethnic groups. You have the opportunity to explore a little bit of Shivapuri National park and as well as Langtang National park during your trekking in Helambu region. It is not far from the capital of Nepal and the region is still natural as it was. Helambu Trek will bring you closer to the home of Sherpa and Hylomo people presents an easy getaway.

This is an ideal trek for people with less time who do not wish to travel too far from the Kathmandu Valley. Helambu, the mid-elevation region to the Langtang National Park’s south, this is also studied center of Tibetan Buddhism. Mainly, Lama and Tamang people’s rich cultural heritage brings trekkers heart blew. Also, visible in richly carved wooden windows, lively dance festivals, and skilled weaving traditions highlight this region.

Trekkers can enjoy these sights on any of the three main trekking routes. Hiking duration and overnight stops are planned for moderate hiking pace, and proper acclimatization to altitude. Treks range in difficulty from moderate to challenging. All trail heads are accessible by bus or private transportation through Kathmandu. The trek starts with a drive from Kathmandu and Eagle Treks and its team manages meals, services of experienced trekking guide. Also, necessarily porter(s) to make your trek light.

Starting with a short drive from Kathmandu to Sundarijal, the trail to Helambu climbs on to the Shivapuri ridge. From where there are sweeping views of the central Himalayas. Following a ridge-line, the trek heads north to Tharepati before turning east to Melemchi Gaon and Tarkegyang. Tarkegyang is the principal and most highlighted village of this area.

Then we start our visits towards Shermathang before descending to the Melamchi river to end our trek. We take a drive to Melamchi Pul Bazaar and also back to Kathmandu.

Langtang National Park entry permit, Shivapuri National Park entry permit and Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) is compulsory to do Helambu Trek.

Season

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“Nepal, the synonym of “Nature, Culture, and Adventure”
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Jomsom-Muktinath Trek – 16 days

annapurna-base-campAnnapurna Region Trekking in Nepal considers as one of the best treks in the world. Although road construction is threatening its reputation and as also a classic trek. Yet no one disputes that the scenery is outstanding and more explorable. The Jomsom trek is also commonly known as a part of the Annapurna Circuit Trek. It begins from Pokhara which passes through the Valley of Kali Gandaki River to a pilgrim site of Muktinath.

Jomsom trek takes you through distinct regional scenery of rivers, flora, fauna and above all –  the Annapurna & Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. The natural beauty along the Jomsom – Muktinath trek is breathtaking and more memorable. to our fresh heart. The scenery of the trail ranges from the rhododendron forests to rocky cliffs and desert of Mustang. The area is also known as a shadow with rainfall. Eagle Treks and Expedition and its experience guide make Jomsom trek easier and memorable for your lifetime. The trail follows the Kali Gandaki River. This river forms the deepest gorge in the world and on one side lies the Annapurna mountain range and on the other side the Dhaulagiri.

The Kali Gandaki has a wide river bed during the winters the river is practically dry but during the summers and monsoons, the water level rises with rainwater and melting snow. Where we can find the Fossil rocks (Shaaligram) on the bank of Kali Gandaki River. The Shaaligram believes as sacred on the Hinduism. The culture among the trail enriches with a religious mixture of Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism.

Jomsom is Mustang district headquarter. So, all the administration offices of Mustang district are here and people from every part of this district need to come to get all the paperwork. So, Jomsom will be a quite busy must of the time. It is getting busier since the road has been built here. Many pilgrimages would be got to Muktinath and Kagbeni through this town. You can fly in and out to/from Pokhara too.

Season

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“Nepal, the synonym of “Nature, Culture, and Adventure”
once is not enough”

Annapurna Circuit Trekking

Trekking in Nepal was started from the Annapurna region about five decades ago. The trekking was introduced by ex Gurkha colonel Jimmy Roberts. While trekking was introduced we had to travel with full of equipment. Such as lodging (tents), foods and all kitchen utensils with plenty of manpower together. These days most of the trekking route has basic hotels. We can trek hotel to hotel and they are able to supply all the basic need for trekkers. Some places along the route we can get some modern amenities too.

Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of the most popular and famous trekking routes of Nepal. It is the only trekking route in Nepal where we can enjoy the mountain ranges from four different directions. Eagle Treks and Expedition and its experience guide will try to make this trek easier and memorable for your lifetime.

The Sceneries

Panoramic sceneries of Himalayas, including of the Mt. Dhaulagiri (8167m), Mt. Annapurna I(8091m) Mt. Manaslu (8156 m), Mt. Annapurna II (7937 m.),  the Annapurna III (7555 m),  and Annapurna IV (7525 m), and Annapurna South (7219 m), Mt. Nilgiri (7041m), Mt. Fishtail also called Mt. Machhapuchhare (6993m), Mt. Hiunchuli (6441m), Mt. Lamjung Himal (6986m), Tukuche peak (6920m), and Tilicho peak (7145m).

The Culture and Trip Information

Furthermore, there are the settlements of diverse communities such as the Brahmin, Chhetri, Thakali, Magars, Tamang, and Gurung. Also, this trekking’s trail is rich in wild animals such as Mountain Thaar/ Goat, Leopards, Jackal, birds such as pheasant, long-tail birds among others. We also start this trek form 760 m we can reach up to 5416 m gradually and can also enjoy the dense village on the starting and ending point.

The circuit takes one around the Annapurna Himal, following the courses of two mighty rivers– Marsyangdi in the east and the Kaligandaki in the west. Kaligandaki is the world’s deepest gorge, which flanks with the giant Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Himalaya range. The flora, geography, and culture also change dramatically around the Annapurna circuit trek.

Weather in the Annapurna Circuit

October – November

This is the most popular hiking season in Nepal. Due to the recent monsoons, everything along the circuit is refreshed, clean and vibrant. Views are usually clear and the night sky is extremely visible. Though the weather is generally warm, nighttime temperatures drop below freezing. This is the busiest period on the circuit and tea houses book up very quickly.

December – March

The winter, coldest and freezing season in Nepal. Depending on the altitude, day time temperatures will be cold and nighttime temperatures drop well below freezing. The tradeoff is that the trails are much less busy. Thorang La Pass, which stands at over 5,000 meters, is often blocked with snow and may be closed for days on end. Unless the snow blocks most trails, tea houses still remain open during this period. Clouds prevail more frequently, but clear days are still common. Towards March the rhododendrons start flowering, which brings hillsides alive with flaming colors. Unfortunately, this period is also when avalanches are most common.

April – May

Because of the warming weather, April to May is the second most popular trekking season on the Annapurna Circuit. Most of the snow has dissipated, leaving crystal clear skies. There is often a strange haze that can be seen from the lower altitudes during May. However, this soon passes and cannot be seen from higher up the trail. As the monsoon period builds towards the end of May, the days become hotter and more humid which makes trekking at lower altitude quite uncomfortable.

June – September

Considered as monsoon season. Although there are stories of torrential downpours, mudslides, and hordes of leeches, this is rarely the case on the Annapurna Circuit, particular the northern section. Whilst the south section of the Annapurna Circuit near Pokhara does get a lot of rain, the northern parts often receive less than 10% of the precipitation due to the location within a rain shadow. The upside of trekking in the monsoon period is that many of the flora species flowers during this period, making the trek exceptionally beautiful.

“Nepal, the synonym of “Nature, Culture, and Adventure”
once is not enough“

Everest Base Camp Trek – 17 Days

Everest Base Camp Trek is famous for its spectacular mountain peaks and the loyalty and friendliness of its inhabitants (the Sherpas). The Everest region (Khumbu) is one of the most popular destinations for tourists in Nepal. While many of the routes through mountains are arduous, there are ample places to rest and enjoy a meal along the way.

An Adventurous Route

Everest Base Camp Trek is an adventure of a lifetime, journey for those whose dreams soar higher than the clouds. Miles away from cars, modern amenities, you’ll saturate your spirit in natural beauty.
Also, stretch your personal endurance beyond what you thought possible.
The path begins in ancient Kathmandu, where you’ll acclimate and explore the city at your leisure while anticipating your ascent.

The Sceneries

Your trek to Everest Base Camp at 5,364 m (over 3.5 miles!) to the base of the world’s tallest mountain. It will bring you over suspension bridges spanning chasms of thin air, through hidden Buddhist monasteries.
And into the heart of the warm, rugged Sherpa culture. As you travel thrill seekers and photographers from all over the globe. You’ll enjoy Cho Oyu, Lhotse, and Makalu – three of World’s 10 tallest peaks!
The accommodation and food supplies will be in cozy, traditional teahouses. Sharing with our experienced, knowledgeable guides. They will try their best to ensure the safest, most enjoyable, most fascinating experience possible.
We’ll support local economies, discover hidden strengths in yourself, and make both friends and memories that will last a lifetime.
Eagle Treks and Expedition is one of the most professional agencies, as it takes good care of its valued customers.

Weather in Everest Base Camp

Trekking is possible in this area the whole year-round. However, the best time to visit is from the beginning of March to mid-May and from the beginning of September to mid-November.
The winters are very cold and snow may make it difficult to travel higher than Tengboche.
Summers, on the other hand, are wet, and the spectacular peaks often get lost in the clouds.
April and early May is a good time to see the hedgerows and trees bursting into bloom. With rhododendrons, in particular, adding a spectacular splash of color to the landscape.
Views are better after the summer monsoons have cleared the atmosphere of dust, but the days are shorter and cooler.

Season

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“Nepal, the synonym of “Nature, Culture, and Adventure”
once is not enough“

Family Holiday in Nepal

Family Tour in Lumbini Eagletreks

Family-Friendly Nepal Tour

Experience the best of Nepal with our family-friendly tour, designed for travelers of all ages. This loop tour takes you to Kathmandu’s heritage sites, Chitwan National Park’s wildlife wonders, and the breathtaking views of Pokhara and Bandipur.

Discover Bandipur

Located 143 km west of Kathmandu, Bandipur is a picturesque hilltop town with stunning views of the Marshyangdi Valley. This ancient trade center is famous for its Newari culture, preserved old-time architecture, and traditional buildings.

Chitwan National Park

Get up close with wildlife, including one-horned rhinos, elephants, and crocodiles. Our expert guides will ensure a safe and exciting experience for the whole family.

Tour Highlights

  • Explore Kathmandu’s heritage sites
  • Witness wildlife in Chitwan National Park
  • Enjoy breathtaking views of Pokhara and Bandipur
  • Experience Newari culture and traditional architecture

Why Choose This Tour?

  • Designed for families with infants and children
  • Loop tour allows for easy travel by car or jeep
  • Expert guides for a safe and enjoyable experience

 

Home Stay

 home_stay2Welcome to our Home Stay in Nepal page. We want you to have different experienced on your holiday. This is a truly unique and enjoyable experience in Nepal that you will never forget. During your home stay visit in Nepal, you will be more than just a guest, you will be welcomed as a family member – a rare privilege for international visitors. You will leave feeling like you have a second family in Nepal! Your hosts will respect your privacy and space too.

Home_stay5Tired of sterile hotels? Come and stay with local people in rural part of the Nepal. Their doors are always wide open to you. Come and cook with locals, learn how to make our famous Dal Bhat. Visit the places that guide books do not show. Learn the unique culture that no one told you about. Tasting traditional; Nepali food prepared lovingly in the home is very different to what you taste in the Hotels. You will love it. Come and share your life story with local people and they will share theirs to you – bring lots of photos!. Come and teach about western food and they will teach you how to make Dal Bhat. Partake in the sharing of passions and information in our cross cultural world. Local people are always there to host the group and we promise you will leave with a smile, many wonderful memories and a desire to return.
Farming is the main industry in Nepal. However tourism is beginning to support it more and more as more areas are opened up to trekking and sightseeing. Many people are depending on farming (plantation of crops, animal husbandry any many more). You can explore how people are working on their fields and farms and their general way of life. Your few days with the local people in this part of the country will help them to gain knowledge on how they can improve their living standard and day-to-day lives. This is a truly unique way to experience the culture, hospitality, and ethnicity of Nepali life.

Paragliding in Nepal

Paragliding in Nepal is one of the most popular sport in tourism. This is approved from Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal and Nepal air sports Association as well. We have different courses of paragliding:

1) Experience the ultimate high, learn to fly yourself:

Paragliding offers 3 stages to become a pilot. They follow the Para-Pro syllabus; this is set out the Federation Aeronautique International (FAI) the governing body for all air sports worldwide. All instructors are world class highly experienced and complete professional.

During these courses you will be under instruction using 2 way radios. Building upon each successfully completed task you quickly progress to higher and longer flights. Due to exceptional weather conditions in Nepal, we can complete the task needed to get your license far quicker than in less predictable climates. The satisfaction of controlling your own aircraft by harnessing the elements is enormous.

2) Tandem Flying Adventures:

Tendem flying involves a pilot flying with a passenger. Both have separate harnesses that are attached to each other and the wing. Paragliding harnesses are built for comfort and safety, they feel more like an armchair. After takeoff the passenger just sits back, relaxes adn takes in the epic scenery. Even taking pictures is not a problem. Because paragliders can foot launch and gently foot land again and are very portable. We can take them anywhere and fly from most mountains in Nepal.

3) Annapurna Panorama Flights.

It take a 20 minutes jeep drive from Pokhara to Sarangkot the view point 2000 ft. above lakeside. From here you can see three of the highest mountains in the world, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna South and Manasulu all over 8000 m. We offer three types of tandem flights from here.

3.1) Cloud Buster

This is midday flight gives you the thrill of high flights as well thermal up above Sarangkot in the company of Eagles and Vultures (30 min). This will land by the lake.

3.2) Cross-Country

This offers you the chance to experience flying from one valley to another. Using thermals, clouds and birds to guide us, we take you on unforgettable journey north of Pokhara towards the big mountains. Condition allowing us we fly as far as we can and aim to return to Pokhara (approximately an hour flight).

3.3) Acrobatic Flying:

The biggest shot of adrenaline in the Himalayas!

This is with the favor and experience of world class acro pilots with a wing as you loop, spin and spiral through the air. Performing maneuvers called “SAT”, “Wingover” and “Helicopter”.

This 20 min, flight will leave you breathless!!! 

Paragliding in Nepal is one of the busiest adventure on Nepal tourism which be done round the year depends up on the weather condition for short time.

Mountain Biking in Nepal

Nepal offers a superb array of trails for every kind of rider, from the novice to the most experienced biker. We believe mountain biking in Nepal is all about enjoyment and having fun so we like to mix it up with technical trails, fun off road sections, long winding down hills and challenging uphill sections. Trails pass through tropical and alpine forests, rural villages, remote farming villages and small towns as well as temples and monasteries, all back dropped by the majestic Himalaya. We can even take you into the heart of the Annapurna mountain range and other part of Nepal Himalaya.

Of course, any bike trip for those bike mad people among us is about the bike, you can bring your own or hire one of ours. Travelling with a bike is no stress at all and on most airlines incurs no extra cost. Our professional mechanics can put the bikes together for you in the work shop. If you don’t want to bring your own bike we have a selection of top quality front suspensions Fuji, Giant and Trek bikes on hire.

Mountain Biking in Nepal

Kathmandu Sightseeing Day Tour

Got a day to spare in Nepal? What better way to get out form Kathmandu’s hustle and bustle than on a bike. We have a selection of stunning day tours for any level of rider. Hop on a bike with us and enjoy a leisurely ride out into the countryside of the lower valley, passing through some traditional villages and stopping at an ancient temple for a picnic lunch, you can even sample some local food or Chang (fermented barley drink) along the way. We can also arrange for you a sightseeing day tour that takes in all the best sightseeing highlights of Kathmandu like Bhaktapur, Durba Square, Patan, and Bouldanath Stupa.

Down Hill Tour 1 Day

If you love biking but are not too keen on the idea of peddling up Nepal’s steep and winding hills, then this drive up ride down tour is for you. On the way take in the highlights of Kathmandu Valley. Enjoy stunning mountain views from Nagarkot and the ancient city of Bhaktapur.

Itinerary:

Departing from your hotel at 7am in our private Mini Bus, we head out through the quieter morning streets along the main road to Bhaktapur, from here we commence our climb up to the 2210 meter heights of Nagarkot. Head into the luxury Club Himalaya for a sumptuous buffet breakfast. Soak up the panoramic views from the dining room while we unload the bikes. If the weather is clear the views of the Himalaya stretch from Langtang in the west to Kangchenjunga in the east. Everest is also visible, but very far in the distance, ask our guides to point it out for you. After your hearty breakfast, we discuss the most suitable way for you to ride down.

What’s included in the Price:

•     Guide, mountain bike qualified
•     Transport – private mini bus with hotel drop off and pick up
•     Breakfast and lunch
•     Local and government Taxes
•     Bike, helmet, tools kit
•     Sightseeing in Bhaktapur

Some more suggested and popular Day Tour Itineraries

Day Tour 1    

Kathmandu – Tinpiple – Tokha   Distance 24km

 An easy ride for anyone who wants to enjoy the lush countryside and experience the village culture around the Kathmandu valley. Depart our mid city bike shop and navigate the bustle of Kathmandu’s roads, eventually rolling into her quieter suburbs. Cross the main ring road heading onto a gentle 4km incline of paved road. Cross a small pass and exit the valley. Enjoy the splendor of changing sceneries as we cruise around to Tinpiple and then head off road through the farming villages. There are a few sections of short narrow trails to tackle. Meander through the rice paddies and climb a sharp hill before crossing the river and reaching to Tokha, an old Newar settlement. Follow the narrow trial up to the temple and enjoy a picnic lunch. The remainder of the day is mostly downhill as we roll back down to Kathmandu city.

Day Tour 2      

Kathmandu –Bungamati – Chapagaon  Distance 40km 

This ride takes us back to the architecture of the fourteenth century as we explore historic villages in the southern section of the Kathmandu valley. After an early breakfast, we wind our way through Jawalkhel, Bhainsepati and head south to Bungamati, renowned for its Rato Machhindranath Temple and traditional Newari architecture. The ride continues south, climbing along a jeep track through lush forests to the village of Champi, with its stunning sweeping view of the southwestern corner of Kathmandu valley. We navigate a tricky single track section and suspension bridge to reach the picturesque village of Chapagaon. The famous Bajra Varahi Temple can be found just south of town. Although now decrepit, you will still be able to spot beautiful woodcarvings of Lord’s Krishna and Narayan. From Chapagaon we ride on an exciting jeep track, more like a roller Coaster ride to Taukhel (close to the Godavari Central Resort). Here we pick up the paved, but quiet Godavari road, which takes us down hill to Kathmandu; we’ll stop in for a visit of Patan Durba Square on the way back.

Day Tour 3      

Kathmandu – Jamacho  Distance 35km 

A challenging ride for the fit rider with good off road skills.Leaving Thamel we head through about 15 minutes of heavy traffic to the ring road, crossing the ring road we head gently uphill past the Balaju Water Gardens and on to the main Kathmandu Trusili Road. Following this paved road uphill for 1km we reach the park gates of Raniban. You will need to leave a photocopy of your passport here, we will assist you with copying pre-departure. After entering the park the paved road quickly ends and turns into a rough jeep track. It’s quite flat for the first 2km, and then as we pass another check point, the road begins to climb in a series of switch backs through the jungle. Two to three hours of steady climbing with dappled valley view’s through the thick jungle brings us to Jamacho, the summit. After enjoying the views, backtrack downhill for about 2 kms, and then take a small track off to the left enjoying a superb downhill section with those amazing Himalayan views as your backdrop. This rocky and at times slippery track through the jungle will delight any serious rider. After about an hour, rejoin the solid jeep track and meander around the mid section of Jamacho Peak, before meeting the Trusili – Kathmandu road once again and recuperate whilst rolling down the remaining 5km back to Kathmandu.

What’s included in the Cost:

•    Qualified mountain bike guide
•    Picnic lunch
•    Local and government Taxes
•    Bike, helmet, tools kit
•    Any applicable entry fees

Sights and Heights of Kathmandu (7 Days)

If you like Mountain Biking, then this epic cycle is the right tour for you. The ride encompasses a combination of on road, off road, single tracks, challenging up hills and adventurous down hills to take us in a rolling road show around the Northern Valley Rim, down to the border with Tibet and then back into the Southern end of the Valley. Along the way you will get mind blowing views of the Himalaya which stretch from Everest in the East to Annapurna in the West, a fantastic insight into rural life so close to a major city, the chance to explore some of the oldest temples in Nepal and of course you will get to know some of the amazing Nepalese people and their rich and intriguing culture. This tour can be done by any rider with basic fitness and stamina; though the fitter you are obviously the easier you will find it. This bare bone tour allows you to experience all of the above, just you, your bike and your pack. Of course if you want to do it in a bit more style, then talk to us about upgrading the tour to include luggage drops and a support vehicle.

Suggested Itinerary:

Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu
Day 02: Kathmandu to Mulkharka, 37km (1660m)
Day 03: Mulkarka to Chisopani 21km (2195m)
Day 04: Chisopani to Nagarkot 25 km (2100m)
Day 05: Nagarkot to Dhulikhel 32 km (1600m).
Day 06: Dhulikhel to Kathmandu via Lacuri Bhanjyang 32km (1300m).
Day 07: Final Departure

Kathmandu Valley Rim (11 Days)

If you like Mountain Biking, then this epic cycle tour is the right one for you. The ride encompasses a combination of on road, off road, single tracks, challenging up hills and adventurous down hills to take us in a rolling road show around the Northern Valley Rim, down to the border with Tibet and then back into the Southern end of the Valley. Along the way you will get mind blowing views of the Himalaya which stretch from Everest in the East to Annapurna in the West, a fantastic insight into rural life so close to a major city, the chance to explore some of the oldest temples in Nepal and of course you will get to know some of the amazing Nepalese people and their rich and intriguing culture. This tour can be done by any rider with basic fitness and stamina; though the fitter you are obviously the easier you will find it. This bare bone tour allows you to experience all of the above, just you, your bike and your pack. Of course if you want to do it in a bit more style, then talk to us about upgrading the tour to include luggage drops and a support vehicle.

Suggested Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu
Day 02: Kathmandu to Mulkharka, 37km (1660m)
Day 03: Mulkharka to Chisopani 21km (2195m)
Day 04: Chisopani to Nagarkot 25 km (2100m)
Day 05: Nagarkot to Last Resort 72km (1150m)
Day 06: Last Resort – Border- Last Resort. 32km (1150m)
Day 07: Last Resort to Dhulikhel  68km(1560m)
Day 08: Dhulikhel to Lacuri Bhanjyang 25km (2000m).
Day 09: Lacuri Bhanjyang to Godavari 30km (1400m)
Day 10: Godavari to Kathmandu via Chovar Gorge 32km (1350m)
Day 11: Final Departure

Longer and shorter variations of this ride are available.

Pokhara to Kathmandu (13 Days)

One of the most popular long rides in Nepal. We commence from the sunny lake side town of Pokhara, the main entry point for trekking into the Annapurna Region. We enjoy breathtaking scenery as we ride along rivers, besides lakes and through the Himalayan foothills to Kathmandu where this epic journey will finish. Along the route we will pass through varied terrain, on and off road, challenging up hills and rolling, winding down hills, beautiful Tamang Villages, temples and lush jungles. Of course you will experience the culture of the region and be afforded tantalizing views of the snow capped Himalayan peaks. This is certainly a memorable and rewarding ride, hence its popularity.

Itinerary:

Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu
Day 02:  Free day in Kathmandu-optional day ride or sightseeing.
Day 03: Kathmandu to Pokhara (200km) by bus.
Day 04: Pokhara- Lakeside to Sarankot and return to Lakeside (45 kilometers)
Day 05: Lakeside to Kalikastan via Begnas Lake (42km) 20min carrying.
Day 06: Begnas via Rambazaar to Damauli (53km)
Day 07: Damauli to Turture (58km)
Day 08: Turture to Gorkha (37km)
Day 09: Gorkha to Arughat (42km)
Day 10: Arughat to Dhading Besi (40km)
Day 11: Dhading to Gulchi by bus then to Trishuli (31km) by bike.
Day 12: Trishuli to Kathmandu (63 km).
Day 13: Departure

Annapurna Circuit (11/17 Days)
For as long as Nepal has been open to tourism, The Annapurna circuit has been one of the most popular trekking trails. The gentle inclines and well maintained trails make this one of the best ways to get into the heart of the Himalayas on a Mountain Bike. This journey is a combination of biking and trekking, but as progression develops the trail to bring amenities to the remote villages, the way is becoming more and more bike friendly and will certainly offer you the experience of a life time. The route takes you around the massive Annapurna range and back into the Pokhara Valley, passing between the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna massifs. The ride is technical and highly challenging and is a journey that you will never forget.The below itinerary is for the full Annapurna Circuit, the half Circuit begins in Jomsom and rides first up to Muktinath and then down to Tataopani and on to Pokhara, for the Half Circuit Itinerary, please send us an email.

Itinerary:

Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu
Day 02: Kathmandu to Besi Sahar (823m)
Day 03: Besisahar to Sanje 65% ride able 35% push and carry (1100 meters)
Day 04: Sanje to Bagarchap 10% ride able 90% carry and push. (2160 meters)
Day 05: Bargarchap to Bhartang 20% ride able 80% carry and push. (2856 meters)
Day 06: Bhartang to Manang 70% ride able 30% push and carry.    (3540 meters)
Day 07: Rest and acclimatization day in Manang.
In the three days that follow, the trail is 100% unridable, we will hire porters to carry the bikes for the difficult trek up and over Throng La
Day 08: Manang to Letdar (3900m)  Trekking.
Day 09:  Letdar to Phedi (4090m)   Trekking.
Day 10: Phedi over Thorong (5416m) pass to Muktinath (3800m)   Trekking.
Day 11: Thorung Phedi to Muktinath (3800m) via Throng La (5600m)
Day 12: Muktinath to Lete 95% ride able. (2010 meters)
Day 13: Lete to Tatopani 90% ride able. (1190 meters)
Day 14: Tatopani to Ghorepani (2750m)  Trekking
Day 15: Ghorepani to Pokhara via Birethanti (bus)
Day 16: Pokhara to Kathmandu by Bus
Day 17: Tour Ends

What’s included?

•     A qualified guide with Mechanic skills
•     All your meals, Breakfast, lunch and dinner while on the biking tour
•     Entrance fees to National Parks
•     All transport as mentioned on the itinerary
•     A bike, of the mountain variety of course
•     A helmet, tool kit, inner tubes and anything you might need to get yourself out of a fix
•     All your accommodation, standard varies from tent to tea house to three star hotels depending on location
•     Insurance and wages for your guide

What’s not included?

•     Entrance fees to local sites
•     Personal travel insurance
•     Drinking water
•     Snacks and personal expenses like Beer
•     Your tourist visa for Nepal
•     International Airfares to and from Nepal

Lhasa to Kathmandu by Mountain Bike (23 Days)

For the keen cyclist, this is perhaps one of the most exciting bike trips in the world, not to mention one of the most challenging. This epic route takes you overland from the lush valley of Lhasa all the way to Nepal, crossing six 5000metre plus passes on the way and ending with the world’s longest downhill off the Tibetan plateau to the border.
The spectacular scenery and fascinating culture experienced along the route make this a truly incredible experience.

Highlights:

•    Visiting Everest base camp
•    Cycling across the highest plateau in the world
•    Sightseeing in Lhasa
•    Spectacular scenery

Itinerary:

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 02: Kathmandu sightseeing
Day 03: Kathmandu to Lhasa 3650 meters
Day 04: Lhasa – Sightseeing and acclimatization.
Day 05: Lhasa – Sightseeing and acclimatization.
Day 06 to 10: Biking to Gyantse 3950 meters
Overnight stops –
1. Before Khamba La (camp) 3530 meters 105 biking kilometers
2. Before Nagartze (camp) 4310 meters 75 biking kilometers
3. Ralung Monastery (camp) 4550 meters 52 biking kilometers
4. Gaynste (Hotel) 3950 meters 58 biking kilometers
Day 11: Gyantse to Shighatse 3780 meters
Overnight stop
1.Shighaste (Hotel) 3780 meters 100 biking kilometers
Day 12 to 13: Yulung La and Gyatso La to Xegar.
Overnight Stops –
1. Below Gyatso La (Camp) 4065 meters 93 biking kilometers
2. Before Lhatse (Camp) 3955 meters 65 biking kilometers
Day 14 to 16: Everest Base Camp Journey
Overnight Stops –
1. New Tingri (Camp) 4200 meters 57 biking kilometers
2. Rongbuk Region (Camp) 4500 meters 75 biking kilometers
3. Monastery (Camp) 5100 meters 43 biking kilometers
Day 17 to 18: Lao Tingri
Overnight Stops –
1.Dzong Camp (Camp) 4500 meters 59 biking kilometers
2.Tingri (Camp) 4200 meters 84 biking kilometers
Day 19 to 20: Zhangmu
Overnight stops –
1. Sumo (camp) 4400 meters 68 biking kilometers
2. Nyalam (camp) 3750 meters 85 biking kilometers
Day 21: Zhangmu to Last Resort
Overnight stop –
1. Last Resort (camp) 1050 meters 55 biking kilometers
Day 22: Last Resort to Kathmandu by Vehicle
Day 23: Departure

 What’s included in the Price?

•    One way international airfare from Kathmandu to Lhasa
•    Accommodation in Hotels, Guest Houses and Tented Camps
•    Meals – 22 Breakfasts, 19 lunches, 19 dinners
•    Entrance fees to all the mentioned site as well as National Parks and Monastery Permits
•    Support Vehicle – All camping Equipment and cycle back up gear.
•    Guides – Mountain Bike guide/mechanic and Tibetan sightseeing guide.

What’s not included in the price?

•    International airfares outside of what mentioned above.
•    Airport Taxes
•    Personal Insurance
•    Bike Hire
•    Personal expenses such as beverages, meals outside of what’s mentioned above, laundry and sundry spending money.

Mountain Flight in Nepal

(See the Himalaya from up close)

Mountain flight in Nepal is the most ideal option for those who missed the opportunity of trekking expeditions due to time constraints and physical reasons, but want to enjoy the striking views of the highest peaks on this planet. Moreover, it can turn an attractive endeavor for travelers of all categories as long as it is the quickest means to reach close to the snow-capped Himalayan peaks of Nepal. In just an hour, you are taken close to awe-inspiring views of the tallest mountains of Nepal. Mountain flight offers you the best opportunity to come closer to and to have the best panoramic view of world’s tallest mountains – Mount Everest (8,850 meters), Pumori (8,171m), ), Melungtse (7,023m),  Shisa Pangma (8,013 meters), Cho Oyu (8,201m), Lhotse (8,516m),  Gauri Shanker (7,134m),  Amadablam (6,856m) and Nuptse (7,855m). The one hour mountain flight while cruising close to the awesome stretches of white heaven with massifs of rock and ice, presents a mind-boggling sight.

Much has already been written about Everest, but face to face encounter with the world’s tallest during a mountain flight is something different. Even while it looms there in front of the eyes, it remains as enigma. We offer the mountain flights program in Nepal through different domestic airliners including Buddha Air, Guna Air, Yeti Air and Agni Air. Eagle Treks and Expedition offers these Mountain flights round the year.

We invite you to take a mountain flight with us to view the mind-boggling sight of the Himalayan Mountains of Nepal. We are the specialist experienced tour operator for adventure tourism in Nepal. For trekking in Nepal and in the Himalayan range, please remember us. We will offer you the opportunity to explore the amazing diversity of the Himalayas of Nepal. We specialize in every facet considered necessary to make your trekking in the mountains of Nepal more trouble-free & pleasing.

Mt. Flight with Helicopter

Helicopter tour in Nepal can be extremely rewarding as it simply takes you to the full splendor of Himalayan beauty, offering you unsurprassed view of the world’s highest awe-inspiring peaks. Heli-tour in Nepal is simply mind blowing journey into the world of natural beauty which starts to unfold with the majestic views of ancient oak and rhodoendron forest, and terraced field of rice and millet, sparking and past waterfall, and then the world of snow and ice.

We operate a host of helicopter tour services like rescue operation, sight-seeing, expedition, heli-trekking and mountain flight with Nepal’s leading professional helicopter companies. All the helicopters offering these services consist of the fleet of modern helicopters like B2, B3 and Bell Jet Ranger made by European and US Companies.

We stand ready to assist you, if you need assistance in any of the following programs: Annapurna Region Trekking, Everest Region Trekking, Langtang Trekking, Ganesh Himal Trekking, Manaslu Trekking, Dolpo Trekking, Kanchanjunga trekking, Wild Life Safari in Nepal, Pilgrimage tour in Nepal, Tibet Tour, Bhutan Tour and India Tour.