Everest Base Camp Trek 162 reviews The iconic Himalayan trek to the foot of the highest mountain on Earth Walking & Trekking Activity level: Challenging Ages: 16+ 16 Days from £1,999 Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details
Annapurna Circuit 22 reviews This route is said to offer the most varied scenery of any classic Nepal trek Walking & Trekking Activity level: Challenging Ages: 16+ 22 Days from £1,949 Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details
Annapurna Sanctuary Trek 61 reviews One of the best treks through some of the most diverse scenery of Nepal Walking & Trekking Activity level: Moderate / Challenging Ages: 16+ 15 Days from £1,649 Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details
Everest Base Camp Trek - Expedition Departures 6 reviews The iconic Himalayan trek to the foot of the highest mountain on Earth Walking & Trekking Activity level: Challenging Ages: 16+ 18 Days from £2,799 Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details
Everest & Gokyo Lakes Circuit 39 reviews Trek Nepal's classic trail and explore the remote Gokyo Valley Walking & Trekking Activity level: Challenging / Tough Ages: 18+ 19 Days from £2,299 Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details
Langtang & Gosainkund Lakes 3 reviews An easily accessible Nepal trek; quiet trails, massive mountains and a holy lake Walking & Trekking Activity level: Moderate / Challenging Ages: 16+ 15 Days from £1,749 Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details
Manaslu Lodge Circuit 18 reviews Experience a magnificent off-the-beaten-track trek around Manaslu Walking & Trekking Activity level: Challenging Ages: 16+ 18 Days from £2,199 Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details
RCGS: Highlights of Nepal with Photographer Javier Frutos New Departs 16 Oct 2023: The “Roof of the World” with renowned RCGS photographer and Canadian Geographic Creative Director, Javier Frutos. Enjoy his expert photography advice as you tour Kathmandu, Pokhara, Khare, Dhampus, Chitwan, and much more. Culture Activity level: Leisurely / Moderate Ages: 16+ Guided (Excl. Flights) View More Details
March 20, 2020 Unbelievable, is not itLast year, on 12th July 2019, as snow flurries swept over the mighty Taglang La Pass at a breath-taking 5,328m, a gro