Take On Nepal

02/09/2026

We need helping hand for Nepal. Thank you in advance for your generosity and time🇳🇵❤️🙏🏼

We are reaching out to ask for your urgent help.

Som will be soon on the ground in Nepal, stepping up to support children who have lost everything in the devastating flash floods. We have opened up safe shelter space to protect these vulnerable children, and the FHC team is working around the clock to provide them with food, warmth, safety, and care.

To everyone who has already stepped up and donated: WE REALLY APPRECIATE IT. Your generosity is directly fueling this rescue work and keeping these kids safe. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

We still have a long way to go to ensure these children are fully taken care of. Som will be keeping everyone updated on our progress directly through social media, so please stay tuned to see the impact of your support.

If you haven’t had a chance to give yet, please consider donating today. Help Som and the FHC team deliver life-saving relief to those who need it most.

link to DONATE -: https://bit.ly/4cUhx81

01/09/2026

Our dear friend and amazing trekking guide, Ambir Rai, has been missing for five days following the devastating floods at the Nepal-China border checkpoint. Ambir was working for a different company at the time of the floods but for the past couple of years we have been so lucky to have him working the trekking seasons with Take on Nepal. He is a part of the Take on Nepal family.

Ambir is a kind, funny, incredibly hardworking, and compassionate person who is adored by so many people.

Right now, everyone is deeply worried about his safety as search and rescue efforts continue, and we are holding onto every last bit of hope for his safe return.

Ambir's wife, Chhimi, has shared with us her deep sadness and worry, this is an agonising wait for her and their beautiful 6 year old daughter Ritingma.

Just as Ambir looked after others on the trail, it is our turn to return that support and wrap our arms around his family during this awful time.

We have set up this emergency fund to help ease financial pressure on Chhimi, helping them cover daily living expenses and household needs while we wait for news. Som is heading to Nepal this week and will pass financial contributions directly to Chhimi.

Any support you can offer, whether it’s a donation or sharing this page will make a difference right now. Thank you so much for supporting Ambir's family.
Please see a link below. 🙏

Our dear friend and amazing trekking guide, Ambir Rai, has been missing for four days following the devastating floods at the Nepal-China border checkpoint. Ambir was working for a different company a

26/08/2026

We are deeply saddened and devastated by the news of the devastating floods that have struck the Rasuwa and Nuwakot regions near the Tibet border.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the families, communities, and everyone affected by this tragedy.

Our team on the ground in Nepal will do everything we can to support those affected and stand alongside the local communities during this difficult time.

12/08/2026

For the past few months, we’ve been working on something…

Something new. Something better. Something that brings a whole new way to experience Nepal.

And among the adventures we’ve been putting together is something truly special — Mountain Biking Everest – Pikey Peak.

Because sometimes, the best way to experience the Himalayas isn’t by walking through them…

It’s by riding through them.

28/06/2026

The extraordinary man himself, Jonathan, in Batase Village, dedicating his time and heart to building a brighter future for the beautiful children of the Himalayas.

A true friend of the Himalayan children from Cairns, whose kindness and generosity continue to make a lasting difference.

11/06/2026

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27/05/2026

Beautiful moments like this last a lifetime.

14/05/2026

This is a glimpse into volunteering in Batase Village — helping children and families create opportunities for a better life through better schooling, community support, and everyday acts of kindness. But volunteering here is more than just giving help; it’s about stepping into the daily rhythm of village life and experiencing it alongside the local community.

In this moment, she’s carrying a traditional Nepali doko — a handwoven basket used in villages to transport everything from firewood and crops to food and supplies. The weight is supported by a strap called a namlo, which rests across the forehead, allowing people to carry surprisingly heavy loads while keeping their hands free and maintaining balance on steep, uneven trails.

03/05/2026

This is a picture from 6 years ago…

Six years ago, we already believed ANIL had the experience to lead any group into the Himalayas of Nepal.

Today, that belief has only grown stronger—we don’t just believe it, we know it.

His expertise is reflected in many Google reviews and post comments from trekkers who have experienced his work firsthand, and they consistently praise his dedication and skill.

We, especially Som and Susan, want to thank him for being such a valuable part of our team. We truly see you as a gem, and we know you are a star among our guides.

26/04/2026

If you’ve ever dreamed of standing on top of a Himalayan peak, but Everest or K2 feels out of reach, Island Peak climbing is your perfect chance to make that dream real.

Rising to 6,189 meters in Nepal’s legendary Everest region, Island Peak is known as one of the best introductory peaks for climbers—ideal for adventurous trekkers and first-time mountaineers ready to step into the world of high-altitude climbing.

Our experienced mountaineering leaders are always ready to guide, train, and support you every step of the way—from basic climbing techniques to summit success. With expert guidance, safety-focused planning, and local Himalayan knowledge, you can climb with confidence and focus on achieving your dream. Your first Himalayan summit starts here.