Magnificent Himalayan Treks

19/12/2025

Not just a destination, but a spiritual awakening.
Muktinath with Magnificent Himalayan Treks.

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Experience the himlayas. Live the Magnificent.

15/11/2025

Another enriching journey to Langtang Valley with our wonderful friends from Himalaya Hilfe Freiburg.
From trekking through the mountains to supporting local schools, and celebrating their 20th anniversary with us in Kathmandu — it was truly a memorable adventure.
Magnificent Himalayan Treks feels honored to be a part of it.

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12/11/2025

Another magnificent journey to the base of Kanchanjunga. Congratulations, team! 🏔️

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Experience the himalayas. Live the Magnificent.

12/11/2025

Another magnificent journey to the base of Kanchanjunga.
Congratulations, team! 🏔️

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Experience the himalayas. Live the Magnificent.

12/11/2025

10/11/2025

08/11/2025

Manaslu Circuit — raw, remote, and breathtaking. Join the journey.

Experience the Himalayas. Live the Magnificent.
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08/11/2025

Join Us for the Manaslu Circuit Trek!

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06/11/2025

The Sustainable Tourism Project (STP), a joint initiative of the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) and UNDP is currently organizing a three-day training on Wilderness First Aid (WFA) from 3-5 November 2025 at Hotel Himalaya. The training is being conducted in collaboration with Magnificent Himalayan Treks and Expedition Pvt. Ltd.

A total of 11 female guides from various organizations, including MoGAN, TAAN, KEEP, Magnificent Himalayan Expedition, and The Everest News, are participating in the program. The sessions are being facilitated by Ms. Lixayda Vasquez, director of Kausay school based in Peru; assisted by first responders Miriam Diaz and Mariana Torres from Mexico. A training program framed within the Mujer Montaña, an organization directed by Griselda Moreno from Argentina, based in Latin America.

The training combines theoretical and practical learning, with approximately 30% theory and 70% hands-on practice. The main objective of the training is to enhance the capacity of female trekking guides by strengthening their knowledge and practical skills to provide immediate and appropriate care in wilderness settings, and to prevent and manage common wilderness-related illnesses and injuries.