Voyage in Nepal
Tailor-made

Between eternal peaks and living spirituality

The rustling of prayer flags in the wind, the incense perfuming the streets of Kathmandu, the silence of snow-capped summits piercing the clouds. This Himalayan country concentrates a striking diversity within a restricted territory: subtropical valleys where rhododendrons ripen, high altitude passes where yaks graze, perched monasteries where the sound of Tibetan bowls resonates.

Each itinerary reveals a different facet of this cultural mosaic. Our English-speaking local agents, based in Kathmandu and Pokhara, design routes that adapt to your physical condition and interests, from the Newar temples of the valley to the Everest base camps.

What to absolutely see in Nepal?

Kathmandu displays its three royal cities: Patan and its goldsmiths, Bhaktapur frozen in medieval times, and the capital with its tiered temples and secret courtyards. The Pokhara Valley offers a soothing counterpoint with its lake reflecting the Annapurnas. Further south, Chitwan National Park is home to one-horned rhinoceros and Bengal tigers. At altitude, the Khumbu trails lead towards Everest, while the Annapurnas circuit crosses Gurung villages and glacial passes.

What type of trip to choose?

A first stay of 12 to 15 days allows you to combine cultural discovery of the Kathmandu Valley and moderate trekking towards Ghorepani or Langtang. Experienced hikers will prefer 18 to 25 days to reach mythical base camps. Indicative budget: €2,200 per person for a two-week cultural circuit, €3,500 for high altitude trekking with porters and English-speaking guide. Customization adapts to each person's physical constraints and passions.