Experience the allure of Nepal's hidden treasures on our Himalayan Sky Camp Adventure Trek. Amidst the rugged grandeur of the Himalayas lies a path less traveled, offering an escape from the tourist-trodden routes. Commencing in the vibrant heart of Kathmandu, your journey begins amidst the lively streets of Thamel, where bustling markets and quaint eateries set the stage for the adventure ahead.
Your odyssey begins with a helicopter ride over the mighty Manaslu and Ganesh Himal ranges. Descending near Netra Taal, or the "Lake of Eyes," you'll step into a realm untouched by modernity, where verdant landscapes and tranquil villages await. As you traverse ancient trails, the symphony of nature envelops you, serenading your senses with its tranquil melody.
From the tranquility of Montari Sky Camp Headquarters to the vast views of Eastern Sky Camp, each day presents another chapter in discovery. Local communities await interaction, a visit to one of our supported schools through eco-tourism, and rituals with the shamans make for an unforgettable cultural interaction with the people of the region.
You will walk along the sacred pathways and cascading waterfalls, finding your solace in the crystal-clear waters of Netra Taal for quiet times of reflection and rejuvenation. Transitioning to lush jungles in Pokhara and Chitwan National Park, your adventure culminates in encounters with Nepal's diverse wildlife and natural wonders.
With our expert guides and dedicated support staff with you every step of the way, your expedition is cushioned in comfort and security. We are committed to sustainable tourism, ensuring your journey leaves a positive impact on the communities and environments you will encounter.
Join us on an adventure trek to the Himalayan Sky Camp and discover the best of Nepal, where every other moment is a signature of a mighty and wonderful Himalaya.
The best times to trek in the Himalayas are: Spring (March to May): This season offers moderate temperatures, blooming rhododendrons, and clear skies. Autumn (September to November): known for its stable weather, clear views, and vibrant festivals. These seasons provide optimal conditions for trekking, with less likelihood of extreme weather disrupting the journey.
The Himalayan Sky Trek has a mix of teahouse and basic camping conditions. Teahouses on the campsites are minimal in nature and provide a lowly decent stay, whereas camping is possible for people who want to enjoy an adventure experience. The food choice, as much of Nepal treks, is restricted to nutritious options only. Expect a concise menu featuring local staples such as Dal Bhat, momos, noodles, and bread, providing the necessary energy for your mountain journey.