01/09/2026
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We have just completed a five-day training program for our guides available in Kathmandu, focusing on first aid, leadership, teamwork, and our field safety protocols.
The first three days focused on first aid training, with practical sessions covering injury assessment, immediate care, and how to prevent a condition from getting worse. The final two days were conducted in-house, focusing on leadership, teamwork, emergency response, and our operational and safety protocols.
Recent events in Nepal have reminded us how quickly conditions can change. The recent flash floods have caused loss of lives, affected communities, damaged infrastructure, and disrupted travel routes in parts of the country.
These events remind us why preparation matters.
We cannot control the weather, terrain, or unexpected events. What we can control is how prepared our team is to respond. This five-day training is part of our continued effort to strengthen our team and maintain a high standard of safety and service across our trekking and climbing operations.
Our thoughts remain with everyone affected by the recent flash floods, especially the families who have lost loved ones and those still waiting for news of their missing family members and colleagues.
In light of the recent flash floods and the difficult situation faced by many communities, Highland Expeditions has donated NPR 100,000 to the Prime Ministerโs Relief Fund to support the ongoing relief efforts.
If you would like to support the relief efforts, you can also contribute by donating to the Prime Ministerโs Relief Fund. Every contribution can help support those affected by this difficult situation.
We believe that being prepared, supporting our team, and standing with our community are all part of our responsibility.
Stay safe. Stay prepared.