Tailor made mountain expeditions in Nepal
Himalayan Karma Treks was created in 2017 with a focus on providing high quality, small group trekking experiences in Nepal’s most spectacular regions. With many years of experience, Himalayan Karma Treks has developed a deep understanding of what is required to operate outstanding trekking holidays. The company continues to innovate and promote advanced eco-tourism principles, whilst exploring Nepal’s magnificent wilderness.
From small beginnings Himalayan Karma Treks has now grown to employ the best Mountain expedition guides in Nepal – whose experience, knowledge and passion help to create inspiring journeys for our guests.
Nepal is a haven for adventure seekers. Very few places on earth have so many different altitudes within one country, and Nepal can offer it all.
Nepal is home to 8 x 8000M peaks in world, they all are open for climbing expedition.
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Nepal is home to 8 x 8000M peaks in world, they all are open for climbing expedition. They are Everest, Kangchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and Annapurna 1.
Are you planning for a trekking adventure to the Himalayas of Nepal and are in search of the best treks of the Himalayas just to help you with the options?. We are here to help you with some exciting and enthralling Himalayan trekking packages.
Peak Climbing in Nepal is an adventure sport into the mountains Expedition of high Himalayas above six thousands meters and adventure plus.
Our group expedition & trekking are featured in reasonable price, fixed departure dates and small group size of 2 to 20 people in most cases. Call us +977 9851160448
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