Snow Leopard Trek, Nepal

14/05/2026

THE HIMALAYAS ARE CALLING: What are you waiting for?

YOU ARE MEANT TO GO PLACES TO DISCOVER, EXPLORE, AND ENJOY, AND WE ARE HERE TO MAKE THAT HAPPEN

The Magnificence of Annapurna Himalaya

Renowned for its easy accessibility and majestic beauty, the Annapurna region is the most trekked destination in Nepal.

There are several treks of short and long durations. The northern side of the massif is home to several popular high-altitude trekking routes, including the recently opened Nar Phu region, Tilicho Lake, Thorung La Pass, and the Kali Gandaki River, considered the deepest gorge in the world. These areas receive very little rain, often resembling a high desert or, as some describe it, a "moonscape."

To the south of the massif, the scenery is equally picturesque, with beautiful villages and trails cutting through rhododendron and oak forests, offering treks of various durations. From day hikes to several days of trekking to the Annapurna Base Camp (also known as the Annapurna Sanctuary), there are many destinations to choose from. The town of Pokhara typically serves as the starting point for these treks, except for the Annapurna Circuit trek. It is also a popular endpoint for other short treks of one to four days. Additionally, because the entire area is inhabited, trekking in this region provides unique cultural exposure and experiences.

We are here to make your dream holiday come true. Write for seamless info: [email protected] or WhatsApp: 977 9767832351 or visit: www.snowleopardtrek.com

30/04/2026

Annapurna Base Camp Trek 10 Days JOIN IN
Fixed departure dates: 12 May 2026 & 18 Nov 2026
The Annapurna region, located in north-central Nepal, is a stunning massif in the Himalayas, stretching over 50 kilometers between the Kali River to the west and the Marsyangdi River to the east. Renowned for its accessibility and majestic beauty, the Annapurna region is the most-traveled destination in Nepal.
There are several treks of short and long durations. The northern side of the massif is home to several popular high-altitude trekking routes, including the recently opened Nar Phu region, Tilicho Lake, Thorung La Pass, and the Kali Gandaki River, considered the deepest gorge in the world. These areas receive very little rain, often resembling a high desert or, as some describe it, a "moonscape."
To the south of the massif, the scenery is equally picturesque, with beautiful villages and trails cutting through rhododendron and oak forests, offering treks of various durations. From day hikes to several days of trekking to the Annapurna Base Camp (also known as the Annapurna Sanctuary), there are many destinations to choose from. The town of Pokhara typically serves as the starting point for these treks, except for the Annapurna Circuit trek. It is also a popular endpoint for other short treks of one to four days. Additionally, because the entire area is inhabited, trekking in this region provides unique cultural exposure and experiences.
We are here to make your dream holiday come true. Write for seamless info: [email protected] or WhatsApp: 977 9767832351 or visit: www.snowleopardtrek.com

13/03/2026

13/03/2026

🌄 Good Friday & Easter Holiday Trek
Chisapani – Danda Gaon – Kakani Organized by Snow Leopard Trek
🗓 Dates 03 April 2026
🥾 Highlights
• Scenic trek through Shivapuri National Park
• Sunrise & sunset views
• Panoramic Himalayan vistas (Langtang, Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lakpa)
• Cultural encounters in local villages
• Farewell lunch at Kakani
📍 Itinerary
• Day 1: Kathmandu – Sundarijal – Chisapani
• Day 2: Chisapani – Danda Gaon
• Day 3: Dana Gaon – Kakani – Kathmandu
✅ Included
• Professional guides & support staff
• Comfortable accommodation & meals
• Safe transport to/from trek points
• First aid & safety arrangements
📢 Announcement
This trek is open to members of diplomatic missions and expats. Celebrate the holiday season with nature, culture, and camaraderie in the Himalayas.
👉 03 April 2026
📩 Contact:
Yankila 9851025137
Medini 9767832351
Ananda 9841704232
Snow Leopard Trek
Nag Pokhari, Naxal
email: [email protected]

05/02/2026

🌄 Weekend Adventure: Shivapuri Day Hike for Expats
Looking for the perfect weekend escape from Kathmandu? Join us on the Sivapuri Day Hike—a refreshing one-day trek through lush forests, serene monasteries, and breathtaking Himalayan views. This moderate hike blends nature, spirituality, and scenic beauty, making it an ideal getaway for expats.
🌿 Quick Overview
• Location: Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park, north of Kathmandu Valley
• Starting Point: Drive to Tare Vir
• Duration: 6–8 hours round trip
• Elevation: 2,732 m (8,963 ft) at Shivapuri Peak
• Difficulty: Easy to Moderate – beginner- family friendly with good fitness
✨ Highlights
• Panoramic Views: Langtang Himalayas, Kathmandu Valley, and rolling hills
• Cultural Gems: Nagi Gompa monastery & Budhanilkantha temple
• Nature & Wildlife: Dense forests, streams, diverse flora, and birdlife
• Peaceful Escape: Perfect for meditation, photography, and relaxation
🚶 Route Snapshot
1. Start with a drive to Tare Vir: Entry to the national park (permit required)
2. Hike to Nagi Gompa: Wide stone trail leading to the monastery with valley views
3. Summit Push: Steeper forest path, 2–3 hours to the peak
4. Return Descent: Easier downhill walk, 2–2.5 hours back to Budhanilkantha
🗓 Best Season
• Spring (March–May): Blooming rhododendrons and crystal-clear skies
🌟 Why Join?
• Perfect weekend getaway for expats in Kathmandu
• A balanced mix of spiritual, cultural, and ecological experiences
• Well-marked trails, accessible yet rewarding
📍 For details & booking: Snow Leopard Trek Nag Pokhari, Naxal, Kathmandu Tel: 977-1-4534560 / 4534619 WhatsApp: +977 9851025137, +977 9841704232, +977 9767832351 Email: [email protected]

30/12/2025

🌟 Warm Holiday Wishes 🌟

As 2025 gently comes to a close and we prepare to welcome 2026, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude and joy to all our wonderful friends and cherished clients.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year filled with laughter, love, and treasured moments. May the year ahead bring you endless happiness, good health, and prosperity.
Here’s to new beginnings, stronger bonds, and brighter days together. 🎄✨

Yankila, Medini, Ananda, and the entire team

03/11/2025

📸 A Glimpse into Adventure: Nar Phu Valley Trek

With heartfelt thanks to Mr. Daniel Lak and Manjushree, we're delighted to share a selection of stunning photographs from their recent journey through Nepal — including an unforgettable trek to the remote Nar Phu Valley in the upper Annapurna region.

We hope these images spark your wanderlust and inspire you to experience the magic of Nepal on foot. Whether you're seeking solitude in the Himalayas or cultural richness in mountain villages, your walking holiday awaits.

Snow Leopard Trek Kathmandu, Nepal 📧 [email protected] 🌐 www.snowleopardtrek.com 📱 WhatsApp: +977 9767832351 | +977 9851025137

08/08/2025

THE HIMALAYAS ARE CALLING: YOU ARE MEANT TO GO PLACES TO DISCOVER, EXPLORE, AND ENJOY, AND WE ARE HERE TO MAKE THAT HAPPEN

Our team is eager to help you discover, explore, and enjoy the breathtaking scenery and unique people and cultures across the Himalayan regions. We look forward to working with you and are excited for you to discover how your experience in the Himalaya will transform, enlighten, and inspire you.

For seamless information: [email protected] or whatsApp +977 9841704232 or +977 9767832351

18/07/2025

"Everest Base Camp Is Too Crowded—What’s the Alternative?"

A German client recently posed a question I’ve often asked myself: “Why Everest Base Camp?” The answer used to be simple—“Because it’s there.” But these days, that answer feels increasingly inadequate.

During peak trekking seasons, Everest Base Camp transforms into a bustling highway of climbers. Many aren't aiming for the summit but are drawn by the idea of touching the world’s highest mountain. A friend of mine, who visits Nepal annually with her trekking companions, shared her growing frustration with the overcrowded trails. I couldn’t agree more—especially when social media is flooded with images of traffic jams on icy ridges and queues snaking toward the summit.

This spring alone, over 600 climbers—200 of them foreigners—stood atop Everest. Trekking parties from more than 60 nations embarked on the month-and-a-half-long journey from Kathmandu to Lukla and onward. While this surge benefits local economies—hotels, airlines, helicopter services—the strain on the mountain is undeniable. Trash-littered trails have earned Everest a disheartening nickname: the world’s highest garbage dump.

In a recent email, my friend expressed a desire to return to the Everest region with her group—but not to the usual Base Camp trek. “Something quieter,” she said, “but with all the drama and beauty of Khumbu.” Her request led me to explore lesser-known routes, and what I found exceeded expectations: the Gokyo Loop Trek.

🏔️ The Gokyo Loop Trek: Everest Region, Uncrowded
This hidden gem offers all the grandeur of the Khumbu Valley—towering peaks, fluttering prayer flags, and ancient carved Mani stones—minus the crowds. The itinerary blends high-altitude adventure with cultural immersion and serenity.

Route Overview • Begin at Namche Bazaar • Trek to the stunning turquoise Gokyo Lakes • Traverse alpine passes en route to Phortse • Reach Pangboche, gateway to an excursion to Ama Dablam Base Camp • Return via the sacred Thyangboche Monastery and the familiar bustle of Namche • Conclude in Lukla

Duration: ~14–15 days

Experience: A blend of pristine Himalayan landscapes, traditional Sherpa villages, and spiritual sites

This loop captivated my friend’s group, offering the essence of Everest—without the chaos. It’s a trek for those who value solitude, culture, and scenery over summit selfies.

23/03/2025

THE HIMALAYAS ARE CALLING: What are you waiting for?
YOU ARE MEANT TO GO PLACES TO DISCOVER, EXPLORE AND ENJOY AND WE ARE HERE TO MAKE THAT HAPPEN
The Magnificence of Annapurna Himalaya
The Annapurna region, located in north-central Nepal, is a stunning massif in the Himalayas, stretching over 50 kilometers between the Kali River to the west and the Marsyangdi River to the east. Renowned for its easy accessibility and majestic beauty, the Annapurna region is the most trekked destination in Nepal.
There are several treks of short and long durations. The northern side of the massif is home to several popular high-altitude trekking routes, including the recently opened Nar Phu region, Tilicho Lake, Thorung La Pass, and the Kali Gandaki River, considered the deepest gorge in the world. These areas receive very little rain, often resembling a high desert or, as some describe it, a "moonscape."
To the south of the massif, the scenery is equally picturesque, with beautiful villages and trails cutting through rhododendron and oak forests, offering treks of various durations. From day hikes to several days of trekking to the Annapurna Base Camp (also known as the Annapurna Sanctuary), there are many destinations to choose from. The town of Pokhara typically serves as the starting point for these treks, except for the Annapurna Circuit trek. It is also a popular endpoint for other short treks of one to four days. Additionally, because the entire area is inhabited, trekking in this region provides unique cultural exposure and experiences.
We are here to make your dream holiday come true. Write for seamless info: [email protected] or whatsApp: 977 9767832351 or visit: www.snowleopardtrek.com