3 nights 4 days Pokhara tour package

  We did the EBC trek with Nepal Hiking Team and it was a super smooth experience. It was great support from the very first email I've sent them until they... read more drop us at the airport. Communication is super swift, they answered all of our questions before the trip. Balaram and his team did a great job to make us comfortable every step of the trip. I would like to give a shout out to our guide Surya during the trip. He is a very knowledgable guide and made everything he could do to support us and make us feel comfortable during the trek. He answered our endless questions kindly and also gave us space when we needed. He and our porter even organized a surprise birthday celebration with a cake on 4000+m altitude, as it was my friends birthday! It was a memory to remember. Overall I would definitely suggest Nepal Hiking Team for your trips in Nepal!

  I spent close to 3-weeks in Nepal centred around the Annapurna Circuit Trek in the early monsoons, had contacted Nepal Hiking Team and Ganga after googling reviews. It was the... read more smoothest welcome to the country.

I was traveling solo and had practically booked my tickets to Kathmandu one day before leaving, purely based on the confidence and reassurance of Ganga - all arrangements were seamless and made right from the moment I landed in Kathmandu. Monsoons are a tricky time to do the circuit, but it offers a different kind of charm and the routes are practically empty, you would be able to experience the magic of the mountains practically alone and it's immensely peaceful. The tea-house towns are empty and you get the pick of the rooms. Nepal Hiking Team arranged for the best tea-houses in every town we stayed in, had the luxury of getting rooms with the best view and attached bathrooms throughout.

I did several chopping and changes to the itinerary to fancy my whims, Ganga and his team were always available and accomodative in the best way possible. Stayed back in Manang for four days and to visit off route Milarepa's Cave and explore the villages before returning to Pokhara and Kathmandu for extended stays. They made both stays extremely well facilitated in extremely good hotels.

A special mention to the Gokarna and Uttam, the boys who shadowed me throughout the trek, looking out for very comfort and helping navigate the tricky monsoon weather and terrain. They're also mini Tik Tok celebrities in their own right and will keep you entertained with their antics.

Nepal has a lot to discover, but if you are looking for a solid foothold to start your voyage, don't think twice before getting in touch with Ganga and team.

  Truly once in a lifetime amazing experience of which Ganga and the Nepal Hiking Team looked after us every stage of the journey. The Guide (Paban) and our Porter were... read more amazing with great knowledge of the area and attention to our safety and comfort. The tea houses we stayed in were the best available and the food was great for the location. We had delays due to several bad weather in Lukla on our return to Kathmandu of which Ganga kept in touch each day to provide Jeeps for the journey and we even got a refund on our flight tickets. On return to our hotel Ganga upgraded our hotel room at the Apple Wood Hotel due to the delay of which was fantastic and appreciated. The whole experience would not have been so memorable without the assistance of Ganga and I would personally recommend anyone planning the Everest Base Camp Trek to book through Nepal Hiking Team as they performed better than we could ever have ever expected.

  Everest Base Camp Trek - What a trip! Amazing from start to finish.that aside it’s not easy, but you are constantly helped along by Basu and his team from Nepal Hiking who I can not... read more recommend enough, the staff here are absolutely amazing and selfless in their actions and give everything to ensure we were made as comfortable as possible. We see lots of teams going up and down, and don’t think any seemed as chilled and happy as ours were.
Thanks Basu and Team you made our trip that extra bit special.
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  I have had an incredible and unforgettable journey. I was always excited and well informed about all the highest mountains, naturally gifted beautiful places and hospitality from people to all... read more the voyager in Nepal from my fellow travel friends. For me, Glorious Eco Trek was the best companion a traveler like me ever imagine from start to finish. A big thank you goes to Anil the head of the agency, who was absolutely helpful and always there when I needed help. Also a big thank you goes to our guide Ram and our porter Binod. They have been with me throughout the tour. They answered all of my questions and helped wherever they could. Glorious Eco Trek gets 5 out of 5 stars from me. I am absolutely satisfied and once again a big shoutout to Glorious Eco Trek team.

  A truly amazing experience arriving at Everest Base Camp - I have just arrived back from a truly amazing experience, one for the bucket list crossed off. Firstly, I would like to thank the Nepal Hiking Team and in particular... read more our guide Basu Dev Sapkota. He made the trip possible by being supportive, having great emotional intelligence to understand the groups needs and wants and ensuring we were looked after at all times along the way. Basu and his team were with us all the way from picking us up at the airport to spending the days and evenings with us when we were tired and needed feeding :). If you use the Nepal Hiking team you will be well looked after. some keys bits of info, your kit bag shouldn't way more than 15 kilos including the sleeping bag that they can provide. Less if possible, they say 10 kilos as the sherpa's need to take them up on their backs! the food is plentiful along the way and you can buy bottled water at every interval during the trip. The cost of litre bottle ranging from £1 to £3 as you get higher. I went in November but luckily it was warm during the day but be aware it gets freezing of a night. Key items that I took, a pair of warm slippers for the night and evening, some tracky bottoms to get out of your walking trousers, a small torch, I used this more than a head torch. Altitude tablets is a must, i purchased online, they are called Acetazolamide (Diamox). Don't stress about taking them, the guide will inform you when and how to take them based on progress. I used 3 T-shirts, underwear, 1 pair for every 2 days (no comments please). Liner socks helps your main socks remain clean, main socks 3 pairs enough. Water bladder in the ruck sack made drinking so much easier, and maybe tablets to give the water a better taste, i,e. cycling tabs. Sun cream for your face, good sun glasses but you don't need to spend a fortune. a good jacket, you can buy from Kathmandu very cheap and probably okay but they are generally fake. Walking Poles for me were a absolute must!! As you get higher the rooms wont have heating or electricity so i had 2 battery packs, and a tablet to watch some films in the room. Make sure you have a good set of thermals to sleep in and gloves, a light pair for the nights and thicker for higher altitudes. You can buy chocolate along the way, i did take out some cereal bars but to be be honest i didn't eat many because your appetite slows as you get higher. I took two fleece's, one for walking in (waffle fleece) and a thicker one to wear when relaxing in the evenings, i didn't use a flask, i used 2-3 wick away T-shirts under my T-shirts. A good pair for walking boots is a must, but you need to make sure they are worn in, I had Scarpa's and they were brilliant. I wore a baseball cap during the day and a woolly hat for the evenings. so....a key question of fitness...It says a good level...its hard to judge fitness, everyone is different...in our group we had three in their twenties, they found it tough but had natural fitness and managed well...I'm in my 50'S and would say I have a good level of fitness. I found it really challenging, mainly the climbs, but still did it, Basu managed the pace and made sure it was a slow pace to conserve energy. My advise is to ensure you have the ability to climb steep hills (Brecon Beacons, Wales as an example) for 3 days in a row to help you. If you can do that you will be fine. Don't worry about the altitude, you hear a lot of stories, in fact , no one knows if you will get symptoms, but out of 6 of us only one had some form of sickness and he was the only one that didn't take Diamox. Make sure you have insurance that covers high altitude helicopter rescue, mine was about £350. I took £700 spending money and changed it into Nepalese Rupees out there. £600 is probably enough as i bought some souvenirs. Lastly a big thank you to Basu and his team, they were brilliant and he even carried my bag when i got tired!!!! thanks Basu!!!!! Basu knew when to help, when to slow down the pace and when to encourage you. This trip is a must as long as you prepare, I'm so pleased I've completed it as the views and incredible, the group was amazing and Nepal Hiking team on point!!! thanks to all i had the time of my life!!!!