Himalayan Envpro Treks & Expedition

Himalayan Envpro Treks & Expedition Himalayan Envpro This company is owned and operated by Ex British Gurkha Officer and Family who take great care in providing all these services.

H imalayan Envpro Treks and Expedition is set up with an objective to maintain an ecological balance between man and nature while at the same time offering these adventurous recreations. We believe in the philosophy that “What’s taken in must be taken out”, leaving the natural beauty of the land intact hardly disturbing the fragile ecosystem, so that others who follow may also enjoy the rapturous

experiences of exploring. The Gurkhas, hillmen of Nepal went to the Indian Army and the British Army walking over the hills for days, in some cases for months and served in distant lands. Today, with the passage of time, the employment in the armies is becoming more difficult. The same Gurkhas who used to patrol in alien countries now accomplished guides in their homeland. Their cheerful disposition are always there, they are so happy to work for their Sahibs and Memsahibs ( Clients)

27/09/2011

A warm DASHAIN wish for every happiness. May the warmth and splendor, that are a part of this auspicious occasion, fill your life with happiness and bright cheer, and bring to you joy and prosperity, for the whole year.

26/09/2011

KATHMANDU, SEP 25 -

A small plane carrying foreign tourists crashed in a hill south of Kathmandu airport early on Sunday, killing all 19 people aboard including the crew members.
The accident site, Kotdanda, lies between Lamatar and Bisankhunarayan VDCs in Lalitpur, around 15 kilometers south of the Tribhuvan International Airport.
Eighteen dead bodies were recovered from the site and one died in B & B Hospital while undergoing treatment, according to SP Bhog Bahadur Thapa, who oversaw rescue operations from the very begenning.
In all, there were 19 people—ten Indians, two Americans, a Japanese, three Nepalis and three Nepali crew members—aboard the Buddha Air Beechcraft. The ill-fated flight was approaching Kathmandu airport in cloudy weather after completing its mountain flight.
Some locals said the plane caught fire shortly before the crash. While others said it flew lower than its usual course before it crashed.
Buddha Air suspended all its scheduled flights for Sunday following the accident. It is the first fatal crash involving a Buddha Air plane. Police moved rescue team to the site after they got a call from the locals near the crash site around 8 a.m.
According to the Buddha Air, Captain JB Tamrakar, Co-pilot Padma Adhikari, Air Hostess Asmita Shrestha were the crew members and Nepali passengers on board have been identified as Sharada Karmacharya, Jagan Karmacharya and Nirajan Karmacharya.
The Indian nationals killed in the aircraft crash are Pankaj Mehta, Chhaya Mehata, S Nagaraja, T Nagaraja, L Nagaraja, HD Nagaraja, D Jalosubrisum, DP Jalosubrisum, P Jalosubrisum, and Nagraja Talosubrisum, said the company.
Similarly, Toshinori Jehma of Japan and US nationals Natali Nailun and Andrew Wade were among those killed in the crash.
The bodies have been taken to TU Teaching Hospital in Maharajgunj for post-mortem. Officials said it might take one more day to complete the autopsy. They were airlifted to the Tribhuvan International Airport earlier today. Authorities are making preperations to hand over the bodies to their relatives.

Tilicho Lake is one of those places that have had next to mythic connotations. Many regard it as the highest lake in the...
27/07/2011

Tilicho Lake is one of those places that have had next to mythic connotations. Many regard it as the highest lake in the world (5200m). It was for long almost totally closed save for a few climbers and expeditions, and since 1974, when Nixon changed the China policy, part of the area above Thini on the Jomosom side became a very off-limits military area. From the Manang side it was rarely if ever visited. The trekking path to Tilicho was ?a figment of some ones fantasy? and the locals in Manang had little knowledge of the route too, and were often thought to be slightly unfriendly, as they were known for not being particularly keen on working as human beasts of burden for various expeditions that had passed. When asked to porter they had simply refused! Manang is no ordinary village. Its people are heavily involved in international trade, due to passport privileges granted in the past.

The route goes along the Marshangdi River and Gorge through the remote valley of Manang also known as the district behind the Mountains, to crest the arid, windswept northern flank of Annapurna at the Thorong-La. The route then passes through the Khanshar Village (The Last Village of Nepal). The trail goes through the must challenging pass ?Moeso Kanta Pass? of Annapurna area to Jomson.

Situated west of the Khumbu region boarding Tibet lies the rarely trekked secluded high valley of Rolwaling simply calle...
27/07/2011

Situated west of the Khumbu region boarding Tibet lies the rarely trekked secluded high valley of Rolwaling simply called "the grave" by the indigenous Sherpa's on account of its location -Rowaling is buried down between vertical mountains. Many mysterious stories have been passed down over the ages about this hidden region by the forefathers of the present-day Sherpa's.The most famous one is that the Yeti is supposed to have made his home here.Densely forested and isolated Rolling provides spectacular mountain scenery with peace and more of it....Rowaling possesses a wealth of flora & fauna.A trek which provides some fascinating insights into both Tamang and Sherpa cultures.

Situated west of the Khumbu region boarding Tibet lies the rarely trekked secluded high valley of Rolwaling simply calle...
27/07/2011

Situated west of the Khumbu region boarding Tibet lies the rarely trekked secluded high valley of Rolwaling simply called "the grave" by the indigenous Sherpa's on account of its location -Rowaling is buried down between vertical mountains. Many mysterious stories have been passed down over the ages about this hidden region by the forefathers of the present-day Sherpa's.The most famous one is that the Yeti is supposed to have made his home here.Densely forested and isolated Rolling provides spectacular mountain scenery with peace and more of it....Rowaling possesses a wealth of flora & fauna.A trek which provides some fascinating insights into both Tamang and Sherpa cultures.

Panchase Trekking in the world have such a splendid variety of natural beauty as the Annapurna region. It is a rare comb...
27/07/2011

Panchase Trekking in the world have such a splendid variety of natural beauty as the Annapurna region. It is a rare combination of long arrays of snow-capped peaks, crystal clear lakes, turbulent rivers with deep gorges, Tibetan monasteries, hot-springs, and picturesque villages, inhabited by simple and friendly ethnic people. Being one of the best trekking route offering unique mountains view this trek is less visited by western people so virgin culture & real way of living can be experience trekking in this route.

24/07/2011

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Mustang is the name of a district in the far north west of Nepal.. One of the most remote areas, it is a geographic exte...
19/07/2011

Mustang is the name of a district in the far north west of Nepal.. One of the most remote areas, it is a geographic extension of the Tibetan plateau, a windswept land of mountains preserving the last authentic remains of Tibetan culture. This area was completely isolated from the rest of the world, and only opened to trekking groups in 1991. The , barley, potatoes and buckwheat grown here are the staple diet around the major villages of Ghame & Tsarang. We continue till we come to the ancient walled fortress city of Lo Manthang. From here the border of Tibet is just a stone's throw. after this we back from same trail or possible to we head back towards Jomsom via sacred pilgrimage site of Muktinath.

The Mount Fishtail Trek. The trek begins from Milan Chautara to Ghachok Village. The campsite provides a breathtaking vi...
19/07/2011

The Mount Fishtail Trek. The trek begins from Milan Chautara to Ghachok Village. The campsite provides a breathtaking view of the Seti Gorge and the Gurkha villages. The next day climb towards Khomain and Korchon 3682 metres. We shall have a day of exploration then descend to a Gurung Village called Tagro. This is the first settlement after 6 days of wilderness Trek. We then trek to Pokhara for a night in Hotel. Ghachok > Hile> Khomein> Korchon> Korchon> Tagro> the Mardi Valley, Pokhara.

Olangchung Gola Trek is a remote trek . The trek takes us to Himalayan wilderness and to a less frequently visited area ...
19/07/2011

Olangchung Gola Trek is a remote trek . The trek takes us to Himalayan wilderness and to a less frequently visited area in the far eastern region of Nepal. We trek through narrow valleys to a high pastureland of Olang Chung Gola then exploration towards the Tibetan Border. We then explore the upper reaches of theYamngma Khola valley in an amphitheatre of snow capped mountains such as Omni Kangri, Tsairrin, Pandar, Danga and Nupchu. The other option is to go towards Kanchenjunga North up to Kambachen then towards Mirginla Pass to cross the Omje Khola valley then follow the Kabeli Khola valley. Both Option A and B will be completed in 22 days .

The trek begins from Milanchautari to Ghachok Village. Then we follow the route of Korchon Trek . From Korchon we traver...
19/07/2011

The trek begins from Milanchautari to Ghachok Village. Then we follow the route of Korchon Trek . From Korchon we traverse along the high ridge to Mardi Himal Base Camp. We shall establish a high camp next day. Then the final climb to the summit of Mardi Himal from where the breathtaking views of Annapurna Massiff and Manslu group will be seen. Then descend to Base Camp and then further down to Pipar. The next day down to Kharpani then drive to pokhara.

Mardi Himal is 5556 m high this treks includes the climb to Mardi Himal trekking peak. We climb to Korchon then along the ridge to the steppes of Ghachok Bugen and form there we establish a high camp then climb to the summit and return down to pipar then down to Pokhara.

The Larkya La Pass which cuts behind the Manaslu Massif is one of the areas recently opened to trekking and this trek of...
19/07/2011

The Larkya La Pass which cuts behind the Manaslu Massif is one of the areas recently opened to trekking and this trek offers some of the finest trekking in the Himalayan wilderness.From Gorkha, the old capital of Gorkha of Shah Dynansty of Nepal, you trek up the wild Buri Gandakhi River, through rough gorges slicing between Himalchuli (7890m) and Ganesh (7429m). The trails are steep but your first sight of the classic peak of Manaslu (8165m) and the ancient settlements and cultures in the valley is the reward, and the Buddhist prayer flags and chortens seem to offer spiritual support as you climb towards your goal-Larkya La Pass (5153m). The views of Manaslu and the neighboring peaks are worth the effort, and the photos take at Larkya Pass will last the experience a life tie. A steep descent into the Marsyangdi Valley is rewarded with a delightful walk back along the river through small villages and finish at Besisahar. This has already been an exceptional trek for you, however if you would like to see the villages, cultures and the mountain close views of Annapurna we can extend it via Nalma, Kunchha and Begnas to Pokhara in another 3 days

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