1.Makalu Region ( 24-25 days):
We can take a trek to the Makalu Base Camp via two main routes. The more interesting routes is the route via Tumlingtar. We fly east from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar. We travelers the lush green valley of the Arun River and trek through rhododendron and coniferous forests. We cross the Khanma pass at 16,000 feet, dropping down to the Barun River valley. We go through the yak pastures of Sherpa tribes and through small hamlets of Tibetan ethnic groups. A final climb uphill brings us to the silent and desolate base camp of Makalu, the fifth highest mountain in the world.

2. Kathmandu-Ganesh Himal- Gorkha (15 days):
This trek starts at Trisuli, an ancient Newari village, 4 hours drive to the north of Kathmandu. This – trek proceeds through beautiful terraced rice fields and climbs upwards through thick rhododendron and pine forests once in the foot hills of Ganesh Himal, we have a spectacular view of this snow-capped Himal named after the “Elephant God.” We gradually descend down to the historic hamlet of Gorkha soldiers derived their name as many of them came from this region. From the trails surrounding the famous Gorkha palace we can see spectacular views of Boudha peak. Peak 29 and Manaslu mountains. This trail is still very new to many trekkers.

3. Kathmandu-Nagarkot-Shivapuri (4days):
This trek begins at Budhanilkantha 20 minutes drive to the north of Kathmandu. We ascend slowly upwards to the Shivapuri hill traversing through thick forests of many species of vegetation. Form Shivapuri peak we have magnificent views of Langtang, Dorje Lhakpa, Ganesh Himal and Gauri Shankar peaks. The fantastic sunset and sunrise can be b=seen from this 8,000 ft. vantage point. We descend gradually towards Chisopani. All along the way, excellent bird watching can be had. The area is also famous for its rich variety of orchids. We reach Nagarkot (7000 ft.) from where one can have spectacular sunrise views, we return to Kathmandu via the ancient Newar village of Bhaktapur.

4. Around Dhaulagiri (25 days)
Follow in the footsteps of many famous mountaineers who have been drawn by the Dhaulagiri summit, the 5th highest mountain in the world.

Dhaulagiri stands high above a variety of landscapes. While trekking one will pass from tropical vegetation of the Pokhara Valley through the Kali Gandaki Gorge and finally above the tree line and Gorge and across high passes that afford fantastic views of the fertile plains and spectacular Himalayan Peaks.