Everest Base Camp trekking

 Everest Base Camp Trekking is a popular classic Himalayan trek in the Khumbu region. It is the famous to explore the adventurous trails, which finally leads to the base camp of Mount Everest at 5364m and Kalapatthar at 5550m. This trekking trip goes through the high Himalayan settlements, along the Dudh Koshi River and Sagarmatha National Park. It is an opportunity to explore the Tibetan Buddhist culture and religion along with flora and fauna of the Everest Himalayan range.

Everest Base Camp trekking is alternatively popular as Kalapatthar trekking, but the trekkers explore both places. As the trekking ascends to the higher landscape, the beautiful views of the high Himalayas appear closer. The spectacular views of Mt. Everest (8848m), Lhotse (8501m), Makalu (8475m) Baruntse, Ama Dablam and other surrounding peaks of the Khumbu region. Thukla Pass (4830m) is a scenic high pass of the trip to reach Lobuche. Flora and fauna, Sherpa culture add more attractions of this trekking. The rhododendron forest blooms at the summer and the trail becomes fascinating. The Himalayan Tahr, musk deer and Pikka (mouse hare) are some distinct animals in the UNESCO listed Sagarmatha National Park. There are numerous sites of Buddhist culture in Namche Bazaar and Tenboche. Tengboche Monastery is a famous monastery lies in high altitude in Nepal. March to May and September to November are the best seasons to explore the Khumbu region.

After a scenic flight over the high Himalayas, The Everest Base Camp trekking follows the trails over Dudh Koshi, Namche Bazaar, Tyangboche, which ultimately leads to the Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar via Gorakshep. You will be guided by the professional guides and trekking information offered by Boundless Adventure Company. Our major aim is to make your exciting and successful Everest Base camp trekking.  Please, contact us for more details.

Upper mustang Trekking

Upper Mustang trekking lies in the hidden rural valley in Mustang region. Upper Mustang is in the north central area of Nepal, which is near to the Tibetan border. Mustang region is a highly praised trekking route in the world. Mustang, from Tibetan terms Mun Tan, means fertile plain. It is the former Kingdom of Lo. The Mustang trek goes through the valleys, desert land, tough cliffs, and deep canyons. It is surrounded by the barley fields, sheep and yak grazing meadows. The trail follows the historic salt trade route between Nepal and Tibet.

Trekking in Upper Mustang provides fabulous mountain views of Dhaulagiri (8167m) and Annapurna I (8091m). Due to its location in the Himalayan rain shadow area, the main trekking season is conducted during the monsoon season. The maximum elevation is 4660m above the sea level. Lo Manthang, “the last forbidden kingdom” is closer to Tibet in the settlements, culture and civilizations. Secluded from the modern world, it is rich in its own distinct lifestyle and unique heritages which makes the trekking far incredible. People have settled in this area some thousand years ago, though it is located in remote and untouched part. Hidden information about the ancient civilization is more helpful to discover the real facts of this restricted area. The surrounding landscape is enclosed by strange rocks and cliffs, deserted land territory and ancient caves. The trek to Mustang region is passing through ethnic villages, Buddhist monasteries of fifteenth centuries. The mystifying geography and breathtaking panoramas attract you very much. Jomsom is the administrative headquarter of this district. A Trekking permit is required for Mustang trip.

Upper Mustang Trekking goes along the Kaligandaki River. Buddhist Gompa, Stupa, fields of wheat, barley and buckwheat, Ni Lya pass (3850m), impressive Tibetan culture are the attractions on the route. The Boundless Adventure Company with experienced guides lead you to the historical place of Upper Mustang Trekking . Please, feel free to contact us for more information.