Nepal is a land of topographical diversities crossed by high mountains and turbulent rivers with mosaic of diverse ethnic groups with their own individual & distinct culture & economy. This anthropological garden where diverse race, clans, tribes and indigenous people bloom in the not-to-be-found elsewhere Himalayan atmosphere is a popular tourism destination in the world. In this tour, we will be visiting the places –Bhaktapur, Kathmandu, Patan in Kathmandu valley to know the historic part of Nepal and its growth. The Chitwan has had a long history of conservation. For many years it was the Royal hunting grounds for the Kings and dignitaries of Nepal and therefore was not hunted by the general public. It did however become a favorite spot for big game safari hunters in the late nineteenth and early to mid-twentieth centuries. This was coupled with a surge in local human populations following the development of anti-malaria medicines in the mid-twentieth century. Lumbini is the birthplace of Lord Buddha. It is situated 230 km away from Kathmandu in Rupendehi District of Southern Terai (lowland), at an altitude of 600 ft. above sea level. Lumbini has many new monasteries occupied by different nations. The China temple, which is a very beautiful pagoda styled temple with many prayer and meditation cells.

One of the most fun parts about getting married is the planning that you could enjoy the honeymoon trip of a lifetime. Honeymoon - The most loved and waited moment of our married life which should be cherished in a memorable ways. NEPAL - also known as the land of colourful cultures, ancient history and wonders of Mother Nature is undoubtly the perfect place to spend your honeymoon. If you are just engaged and looking for a Honeymoon trip, Nepal is a suggestion place for you. e country is not only known for land of colourful cultures, ancient history, legendary of Sherpas and world's tallest mountains but also a popular destination for honeymoon group as well. Many couples make their holidays or tips to Nepal to spend their honeymoon holidays. The Honeymoon Tour route includes famous destination of Nepal where as it gives us the chance to explore around the colourful cultures and ancient history, the most romantic and breathtaking sceneries, unforgettable moments with Nepal wildlife and floral forests, razing rivers and the breathtaking view of the majestic Himalayas etc.

The Jomsom Trek is indeed a classical trek, essentially the final third of the Annapurna Circuit, follows the Kali Gandaki Valley between the soaring peak of Annapurna & Dhaulagiri. Finally, it emerges to the north of the main Himalayan range, on the dry, desert- like Tibetan Plateau. A several days walk beyond Jomsom, takes you the final destination, Muktinath, the holy temple. This trek allows access to the high mountains of the Himalayas within a reasonable timeframe and without ascending to extreme altitude. You will then return to Pokhara by taking a flight from Jomsom.

Ghandruk Ghorepani Trek It is one of the major trekking routes of Annapurna region. The trail takes you through beautiful valleys, dense mossy forests and icy waterfalls. One can view majestic Himalayas around every corner in the trek. No doubt, the trek also offers a unique experience to every visitor which would cherish in the rest of their live. While in this trek, one can also view Punhill which offers best view point among other trekking routes of Annapurna region. From this point, one can view the mountain peaks such as Dhaulagiri (8,167m.), Annapurna I (8,091m.), Machapurhre (Fish Tail) (6993m), Tukuche (6920m), Nilgiri ( 6940m), Hiunchuli (6441m), Annapurna South (7219m), Lamjung Himal (6931m) and some other smaller peaks. The region is dominated by the Gurungs and Magars. Dense rhododendron forests, varieties of bird species, deep sub-tropical valleys, traditional villages, age-old tradition and culture, hospitable people, ever-smiling faces of the people, majestic mountain views are some of the major attractions of this trek.

This trek features the unbelievable scenery of the remote Gokyo Valley and its festival of beautiful turquoise lakes, moonscape-like glaciers, and stunning mountain vistas that include Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu - four of the eight highest peaks on earth! The 360-degree view from Gokyo Ridge is the best in the Khumbu! The beginning of this trek is the same as hiking to Everest Base Camp. On the way, we'll stay two nights in the village of Namche Bazaar to acclimatize. Namche is considered the trading center for the Khumbu region, and people walk from as far away as Tibet every Saturday to sell their wares here. This is also the hub onto which each trail converges, so yaks and people compete for space in this amphitheater style city. After visiting Namche, we’ll head up the valley leaving the usual Everest trail and following the rivers run off from the Ngozumpa glacier. After two days we will stop again in the village of Machhermo for another rest day and the chance to hike up Machhermo RI. Our Next stop will be the Gokyo Valley. Your arrival into this high mountain valley called Gokyo is welcomed by a string of cobalt blue lakes that continue for the 3-hour hike to Gokyo Village, which sits at the foot of Gokyo Ri (18,300 ft) a huge black mound of rock and dirt. The next morning, you're invited to take the 3-hour hike to the summit of this black, rocky mound to witness the 360-degree Himalayan view offered only from this vantage point. The Himalayas stand like giants guarding the border into Tibet. From Gokyo Ri you'll see much more than Mount Everest -- there are magnificent views of many of the other 8000-meter peaks from here as well.(Best organizer for gokyo valley trek, gokyo valley trekking, gokyo lake Everest base camp trek, gokyo lake map, Everest trekking, Gokyo weather, khumbu region trek)

All of our staffs are well paid and insured. They are provided sufficient equipments, and emergency helicopter evacuation in case of emergency. All of our staffs are paid regular remuneration and bonuses. Training and development opportunity is also provided to each staff to enhance their personality.

We operate the trek according to the 5 guidelines of International Porter Protection Group (IPPG).
1: Clothing appropriate to season and altitude must be provided to porters for protection from cold, rain and snow. This may mean: windproof jacket and trousers, fleece jacket, long johns, suitable footwear (leather boots in snow), socks, hat, gloves and sunglasses.
2: Above the tree line porters should have a dedicated shelter, either a room in a lodge or a tent (the trekkers' mess tent is no good as it is not available till late evening), a sleeping pad and a blanket (or sleeping bag). They should be provided with food and warm drinks, or cooking equipment and fuel.
3: Porters should be provided with the same standard of medical care as you would expect for yourself, and life insurance.
4: Porters should not be paid off because of illness/injury without the leader or the trekkers assessing their condition carefully. The person in charge of the porters (sirdar) must let their trek leader or the trekkers know if a sick porter is about to be paid off. Failure to do this has resulted in many deaths. Sick/injured porters should never be sent down alone, but with someone who speaks their language and understands their problem, along with a letter describing their complaint. Sufficient funds should be provided to cover cost of rescue and treatment.
5: No porter should be asked to carry a load that is too heavy for their physical abilities (maximum: 20 kg on Kilimanjaro, 25 kg in Peru and Pakistan, 30 kg in Nepal). Weight limits may need to be adjusted for altitude, trail and weather conditions; experience is needed to make this decision.

Everest Encounter trekking invests its certain portion of profit for charitable cause. We sponsor school kids, poor and needy people from remote areas. We have been contributing children who are in need for their education. Besides we also run community base environmental projects. We have also put our effort into road construction, drinking water supply, and community health service in some remote and underprivileged area. Sometimes we also launch awareness programs against environmental degradation due to unhealthy practices, social problems, superstitions, old beliefs still prevailing in our society that have been proved to be barriers to social development. We have noticed tremendous changes in people due to such campaigns and interaction programs. Recently we have set up EEN Social foundation which is eyeing to expand its charitable programs to most of the disadvantaged and underdeveloped remote areas of Nepal & Shankha devi higher secondary school.

We firmly believe that nature is the biggest asset. We never undertake any activity that goes against nature. Our team is well-trained and aware of possible impact to environment due to the unregulated tourism adventures. So we discharge our duties very seriously towards preservation of nature as well. Especially for tented camping trek, we always use kerosene to cook and our rubbish is well disposed, or carry out all with us. This leaves minimal impact of our activities to nature, and helps it to exist in its natural splendor.

Everest Encounter Nepal Trekking promises you a rewarding trip with an experience that last you lifetime amidst natural and cultural beauties. Here you will find committed team member, world-class quality, personalized service, closest co-operation and great company. Our trekking crews have more than a decade of trek leadership experience. We ensure you get the ultimate holiday experience that exceeds your expectation. Quality service is what matters the most. We at Everest Encounter Trekking  Expedition are supremely confident to bring outstanding service throughout your trip without any unnecessary discomfort and hassle, it is guaranteed.

Geographically Nepal is small in size, but with its varied terrain, diverse cultural and lifestyle pattern, high Himalayas including top of the world, we can safely say that it is vast, it is truly a paradise for adventure, a perfect spot for ultimate holiday experience.

Whether you are looking for a holiday in Nepal or in Tibet or in Bhutan, we have a trip for you that suits your personal preference and time frame. So join us today, let us plan your holiday down to the smallest details. We would take immense pleasure to be of service to you.

If you’re wondering which place of the world would offer you a flavor of most enthralling traveling trip, indeed Nepal – the perfect answer is. The awe-inspiring Himalayan panorama, cultural richness, prominent ethnic groups, unique hospitality all are objects to attract millions of tourists to Nepal. Nepal is still charming for it is unspoiled by modernity - thriving in its natural splendor.

Nepal is blessed with natural and cultural wealth in abundance offering boundless opportunity to observe myriad snowy peaks, diverse topography, numerous flora fauna, endangered species of animals, plants etc.

In the same time, rapid population growth, tourism, deforestation have been threat to environment of Nepal in the recent days. The problem is quite alarming and pressing issue for the future generation as well. Therefore, we are committed towards preserving the nature for its sustainable development. In our way of thinking, conservation of nature doesn’t reflect to disconnecting people from nature and vice – versa; rather, it is an approach to promote the human – nature relationship even stronger. Our team is guided by the fact that we must respect our nature for our own survival & it has been matter of pride for us as Nepal is naturally enriched country. Spreading awareness and having sense of responsibility towards nature, we do our activities. We are very much conscious towards your safe trip and environmental – friendliness. More to the point, Nepal is a beautiful nation with some colorful festivals to enjoy and its sophisticated culture definitely reveals our true identity.

We always lay emphasis on the following:

• Take only photo; leave only footprints as you embark on journey.
• Use kerosene for cooking purpose.
• Leave campsite clean.
• Don’t fire on open place.
• Don’t pollute water source.
• Protect natural aspects.
• Respect local culture
• Seek permission before entering any temple or house.
• Don’t take photographs with out getting permission.
• Dress appropriately while traveling.

Your valuable support will be the biggest assets to comprehend our attempt.