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Snow Leopard Trails

This trip takes you in search of the mountain wildlife and especially the most elusive of Himalayan mammals - the snow leopard. After arriving in Kathmandu, we swiftly move west towards the Annapurna range of the Himalaya which is home to one of the largest populations of snow leopard in central Asia. We spend the next 6 days trekking into the remote location of Braka from where our quest to find the snow leopard begins. Your guides are local to this specific area of the mountains, living and observing the wildlife constantly, and so you will have the best support team possible. After following the trails in search of the magnificent snow leopard and the endangered blue sheep on which they prey, you continue on the trails continuing to watch for the Himalayan wildlife, including griffin vulture and lammergeier.

Ladakh Explorer

Known often as little Tibet, Ladakh is a stark and rugged remote landscape. Mountain desert, eroded rocks and gullies all give this area amazing natural sculptures. Ladakh is one of the highest elevated areas of the world, dotted with settlements of populations with Tibetan ancestry, known now as Ladakhis. It is one of the destinations holding fascination and enchantment for travellers worldwide. This tour will start at Delhi and travel north through Dharamsala, the home to the Dalai Lama in exile, and Manali, a mountain resort, before reaching Leh, the capital of Ladakh. From here we will explore the monasteries, mountain valleys and ancient culture.

Langtang Base and Tilman's Pass

A brand new trek off the beaten track. Langtang, the nearest of the Himalayan parks to Kathmandu, is a beautiful area rich in culture and nature. As well as the two trips already included, we shall be offering a trek to the base of Langtang and Tilman's Pass, reaching well over 5000m with around 20 days of trekking. If you are looking for something completely new then please ask us about this trek.

Trekking peaks

We shall be offering a new trekking peak each year. These will vary greatly in technical difficulty. For example Mera is the highest trekking peak at 6476m, but has little technical skill requirements. It is therefore a popular first climb for those who have experience at altitude. Paldor or Pisang, however, do require ice axe, crampon and rope skills, and so are more technical climbs. Look out for NMA (Nepal Mountaineeriing Association) peaks across the country such as: Island Peak in Sagarmatha,, Paldor in the Langtang region, Pisang in the Annapurna and others further a field, such as Stok Kangri in Ladakh coming soon.