Nepal Expedition

Nepal was officially off-limits to westerners as late as 1949, long after other Himalayan regions had become a playground for Western climbers, coupled with the fact that the country can boast of eight peaks over 8,000 meters, has resulted in the creation and sustaining of interest both in its cultural mystery and in its mountains.As the Himalayas become an adventurous spot for Westerners, the gurdian of the Himalayas “Sherpa” become the most trusted climbing partners to them. The Sherpas also have enjoyed climbing the mountains as well as improved their professional climbing careers as a climbing guide. Ever since the Sherpas become good climbers, they began to make the expedition successful for all others coming from aboard.We are a team of Sherpa people from the Himalayas to lead adventurous activities in the Himalayas. The main objectives of this Company are focused on extreme adventure trips all over the Himalayas including all 14' 8000m peaks, which include highly qualified and reputed altitude Sherpa Teams.There is nothing on earth like an adventure in the mighty Himalayas and making your adventure a success is our specialty.

We take pride in our high quality personal service, providing well-organized and successful adventure trips. An important aspect of our success is our team of reliable and professional crews and its management, who ensures everything runs efficiently. So far all our Expeditions have been experiencing tremendous popularity and by now we have handled more than 220 expeditions with comprehensive success. Because of our specialization, we are very proud to say that there is not any single accident took place in our total expedition history. In addition we provide the best equipment and the culinary skills of our chefs which have always been appreciated on every occasions. For climbing any peaks within Nepal, Tibet, India and Pakistan, please contact us and we will get back to you with all the information that you need along with our mountaineering brochure.

Major Expedition Routes in Nepal.