Join Us for Trip of a Life time in the spectacular Himalayan Mountains.  And a chance to leave your legacy in the Himalayan Mountains for generations to come.

Visit NEPAL EARTHQUAKE RECOVERY PROJECT: Rebuilding Junbesi’s High School at for more information...  Email us for more information on our May 2019 Trek to Base Camp and three days of volunteering (see itinerary below).   Enjoy! :)

Testimonials:

Tanja Schermann -Australia

Back in April we ventured off what I believed is to be going an awesome trip.  But what I experienced and seen was more than words can even nearly describe. Dawa our tour guide was the best you can ever wish for. His drive to get all of us to basecamp, his knowledge of his country, his down to earth approach in dealing with all the different and interesting characters but all of the above his calm and patient nature made this an unforgettable adventure. Topping it all off was the breathtaking sight, the lovely Nepalese people, especially the gorgeous little kids and the super yummy Dal bhat. I can only recommend it for anyone's bucket list.

Happy tracking! ;)  Take care lovely 

Tanja 

Itnierary:

The Trek in the Himalayan Mountains to Mount Everst Base Camp and Volunteering with Junbes School in the mountains.

GROUP SIZE MINIMUM X2 UP TO 12

DAY 01: ARRIVAL, PICK UP FROM AIRPORT DROP TO HOTEL THEN REST,

DAY 02: FLY TO PHAKLU THEN TREK TO VILLAGE WHERE THS SCHOOL I WILL LET YOU KNOW SOON, THERE ARE 7 SCHOOLS GOING TO REBUILD STARTING VERY SOON SO I CO-ORDINATE WITH GUYS WHO CAN CONFIRM ME WITHIN FEW DAYS,

DAY 03: VOLUNTEER THE RE-BUILD SCHOOL,

DAY 04: VOLUNTEER THE REBUILD SCHOOL,

DAY 05: TREK JUNBESI To NUNTHALA,

DAY 06: TREK, PHAKLU NUNTHALA,

DAY 07: TREK, NUNTHALA TO KHARIKHOLA,

DAY 08: TREK, KHARIKHOLA TO PAIYAN,

DAY 09: TREK, PAIYAN TO PHAKDING,

DAY 10: TREK, PHAKDING TO NAMCHE,

DAY 11: REST, DAY HIKE UP TO SHANGBOCHE HILL,

DAY 12: TREK, NAMCHE TO TENGBOCHE,

DAY 13: TREK, TENGBOCHE TO DINGBOCHE,

DAY 14: REST, DAY HIKE UP TO NAGARJUNG HILL,

DAY 15: TREK, DINGBOCHE TO LABUCHE,

DAY 16: TREK, LABUCHE TO GORAKSHEP, AFTERNOON CONTINUE TREK TO EVEREST BASE CAMP THEN COME BACK TO GORAKSHEP FOR OVER NIGHT STAY,

DAY 17: TREK, GORAKSHEP TO PHERI HE, EARLY IN THE MORNING CLIMB UP TO KALAPATHER FOR SUNRISE VIEW THEN COME BACK TO GORAKSHEP FOR BREAKFAST THEN CONTINUE TREK TO PHERUCHE,

DAY 18: TREK, PHERUCHE TO KENJUMA,

DAY 19: TREK, KENJUMA TO MONJU,

DAY 20: FLY OUT FROM LUKLA TO KATHMANDU,

DAY 21: REST DAY AND SHOPPING DAY,

DAY O22: DEPARTURE,

COST PER PERSON USD $2,205

TINCLUDING IN THE COST, 01: AIRPORT PICK UP AND DROP, 02: HOTEL IN KATHMANDU 4 STAR STANDARD WITH B/B 2 NIGHTS, 03: THREE MEALS ON THE WAY TREKKING WITH TEA OR COFFE B/L/D 04: NECESSARY PERMITS, TIMS AND NATIONAL PARK ENTRANCE FEE, 05: BASIC ACCOMMODATION ON THE WAY TREKKING, 06: AIR TICKET KATHMANDU PHAKLU AND LUKLA TO KATHMANDU, 07: GUIDE AND PORTERS, 08: GUIDE PORTER SALARY AND INSURANCE,

EXCLUDING IN THE COST 01: INSURANCE 02: EMERGENCY EVACUATION, 03: FOODS IN KATHMANDU, 04: PERSONAL EXPENSES, SUCH AS BETWEEN LUNCH AND DINNER IF YOU LIKE TO EAT ANY THINGS YOU HAVE TO PAY YOURSELF, 05: TIPPING FOR GUIDE AND PORTERS.

DAY 05 PLEASE WRITE TREKKING JUNBESI TO NUNTHALA THEN CONTINUE AS LIKE ITINERARY AND PLEASE WRITE ON DAY 20 FLY OUT FROM LUKLA TO KATHMANDU AND DAY 21 REST DAY SHOPPING DAY 22 DEPARTURE

The story behind Night in Nepal

It was a few years ago when a team of thirteen of us were lead through the most spectacular beautiful Himalyan Mountains to Mtn. Everst Base Camp by Dawa Pun and Krishna Pun.  The trek began on April 11th Nepal's New year, we flew into Lukla airport for an adventure of a life time.

The people of Nepal have a way of capturing your heart.  The generous food they prepared for you, always greeted kindly with a Namaste, offering up what they have to you, it's very beautiful.   The men and women working so hard to provide the best life for their children and to be able to send them to school.   Trekking 13 days, in such great beauty and simplicity, is an experience like none other.

Many of the small remote villages surving mostly by means from tourism I knew when the eathquake occured in Nepal - Natural disastor was just the begining.  Connected to these villages of Nepal by an intimate trekking experience and our trekking guides personal distress lead me to the path of "Night in Nepal".

It began on Facebook with the concern of was Dawa and Krishna ok after the earthquake...Krishna Pun was safe and Dawa Pun, my guide/friend from the two week trek in the Himalayian Mountains, home was deamed unliveable after the first earthquake April 25th 2015.  Dawa, his wife and two small children were safe.  As a trekking guide to tourist he is jobless.  Shortly after the first quake Dawa's wife needed surgery and he ask for our prayers in a message on facebook.  Only one day after surgery, they were on the 9th floor of the hospital when the second major quake hit Kathmandu on May 12th, 2015.  Scrambling down from the 9th floor they made it out safely and were placed in a tent outside the hospital for the next three days.  Some surgeries were preformed in cars outside the hospital as well.  

The most surprising thing is now amongst Dawa's tragedy he is liking my swallow post on facebook and I am wondering Why?  I keep waking up with dreams about how Nepal is "In the state of Balance" (I even had to look up the definition-with the fate or outcome about to be determined).  It's not just Charity they need they need to move the inventory of goods they have to sell, because there is no tourism.  Jobs need to be created, so the children can go to school.  So if we could move inventory we could create a flow again.  

My life became busy again with work.  Then when I thought I had escaped the grip of needing to do something about it, Dawa goes on Linked-in and endorses me for Marketing, (perhaps a fluke).   Two days later Dawa endorses me on Linked in for Online Marketing (now not a fluke).   This is a man who is jobless, homeless, and doesn't have internet!  I know I have to come up with a plan, but what?  Until tourism can flow, why not bring a part of Nepal here.  What could we bring that would be unique?  Awake I find myself wrapped Linus style in my Blanket from Nepal.  That's it Yak Wool Blankets from Nepal.   The 12 blankets that I brought back and gave away as gift are considered treasures for the few that received them.  All pets love them!   Rare,warm, beautiful Yak blankets and Call it Night in Nepal...Sleep well!