Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world, has long been the greatest attraction for nature lovers, and trekkers alike. The EBC trek is without doubt one of the most famous in the world which takes you into the heart of the Nepalese Himalaya, with awe-inspiring views of many of the world’s highest and most beautiful mountains. The trek takes you through lush valleys with abundant flora and fauna, past friendly Sherpa villages and Buddhist monasteries & the yaks. This trek provides you great opportunity to have a unique life time experience. This trek offers you to visit Everest Base Camp (5400), scene of so many triumphs and tragedies or even more challenging, Kalapathar (5545 m) with its outstanding view of Everest, the Khumbu Glacier and the surrounding peaks. We commence our trek by flying towards Lukla as we presume a heavenly experience itself and enter the world of Sherpas. We walk alongside the Dudh Koshi (River of Milk) up to memorable villages like Namche, the Sherpa “capital”. Visit holy Thyangboche monastery, which sits on a high meadow in the lee of Ama Dablam. The trail is ever upward, skirting formidable glaciers and neat Sherpa villages. The temperature drops and we are in a frozen world of stone houses, iced rivers and stunning beauty. On returning to Lukla after your mountain high, bid farewell to your gracious Sherpa hosts and set off on the spectacular flight back to Kathmandu. There is time to reflect on your adventure and explore this interesting city for yourself. 

Kathmandu is an exotic and fascinating showcase of an extremely rich culture, art and tradition. Kathmandu Valley is surrounded by green hills scattered with traditional villages, rich in ancient holy temples and shrines used by both Buddhists and Hindu worshippers reflecting a great wealth of culture and tradition. Kathmandu Valley has tremendous significance in terms of cultural diversity, political leadership and commercial activities. There are three major cities, Kathmandu the capital city of Nepal, Patan which has been covered by the growing Kathmandu outskirts and the medieval city of Bhaktapur.

Having with the plenty of grassland, deciduous forest, 280 species of birds, Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve has been preserved as one of the best location for bird watcher. It is located at the eastern part of Nepal in sub-Terai belt. This is a small (175 sq km) reserve which holds tremendous beautiful and fascinating aquatic environment and home to an astonishing variety of water birds that flock to its ponds full of flowering plants. The reserve provides an important habitat for a variety of wildlife but, in particular, water birds, including several migratory species such as the Sarus crane from Siberia. In all, a total of 280 different species of birds have been recorded and these include many varieties of ducks, ibis, storks, egrets and herons, as well as the endangered swamp partridges and Bengal floricans. Koshi Tappu is also home to the last surviving population of wild water buffalo and its other inhabitants include blue cows, various species of deer, Gangetic dolphins and Gharial Crocodiles.