EBC Trekking
Mount Everest has long drawn people from all over the world to the Solukhumbu region of Nepal. First climbed in 1953 by Sir Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgay, the mountain has now become one of the world’s best and most popular trekking destinations, and every year thousand of international visitors come to Nepal to trek in the Everest region.
moreAnnapurna Trek
Annapurna region is the center of one of the greatest Himalayan travel experiences. It blends snow-clad mountains soaring high up above the clouds and thousands of years of culture, tradition, languages and landscape diversity. From hillocks, hills, the deepest gorge in the world, waterfalls, and glaciers to high elevation lakes
moreUpper Mustang
In the district of Mustang in northwestern Nepal lies the once-forbidden ancient Tibetan kingdom of Lo. Now called Upper Mustang, the region is no longer a formal kingdom. Upper Mustang encompasses the northern half of the Mustang district bordering Tibet. The region is dry and mountainous, and is often referred to as a desert.
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Snowy peaks, majestic glaciers, lakes, exotic wildlife and cultural uniqueness, Langtang region stands out among many tourist places of Nepal. The region gets its name from a Tibetan word, Langtang, where Lang means Yak and Tang means to follow. It is believed that a Sherpa once followed a lost Yak along the route which is now used by trekkers to get in to Langtang valley.
moreManaslu
The Manaslu region was not opened for trekking until 1991, and it was so remote and relatively unknown that for a long time it was only possible to trek in the region by camping. In the last few years however the region has become more and more popular, with many citing the main Manaslu trek as the “best trek in Nepal.”
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