Nepal Dos and Don'ts

Here I am Mr Nima Dorjee Tamang, MD. and Trekking Instructor and Guide of 'Friendship Trek' Trekking (P). Ltd. I was born in a traditional mountain village in the Solukhumbu district of Nepal, close to the Mount Everest region and home to the Sherpa and Tamang people. In the local language of Tamang people 'Friendship Trek' also means 'The Earth'. And I have more than 7 years experience in trekking field in several Himalayan regions of Nepal,. I am also a technical mountaineering guide for our company - treks. I loves to share my deep of knowledge about mountain among travelers to make their journey interesting and unforgettable. I always thinks to give good Knowledge about the trekking, mountains and good service and service. So Please write to me or our agency for more informations or you can log on at
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Nima Dorjee Tamang.
'Friendship Trek' Trekking and Expeditions (P). Ltd. is an organisation operated by dedicated professionals, properly prepared to meet the expectations of all trekkers, climbers, mountaineers, general visitors and tourists as well as those with special interests, for example geologists, earth scientists and anthropologists. We have great pleasure to be able to tailor make trips to suit your needs best.

The company was established with an aim to provide different kinds of facilities for foreigners visiting Nepal and neighbouring countries. We have been in this business for 25 years, so we have very dedicated, professional and experienced team members. We are committed to give you the quality service; not least this includes matters of safety, respect, hygiene, hospitality and the best quality equipment. No matter wherever are you from, we always strive to fulfil your highest expectations.

For the safety of our valued clients our company is a member of the following recognised Nepalese mountaineering, tourist, governmental and environmental organisations - Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), Trekking Agents Association of Nepal (TAAN) and Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP) and Nepal Ministry of tourism and foreigner affairs (NMTFA).

We are specialists in trekking, climbing and tours in Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan. We are committed to promote ecotourism from the lowlands of the Terai to the highest peak in the world. We were one of the first in the business and are one of the best in town - claims that many make, but few can match.

We have the edge on our competitors, not only due to our vast knowledge of travel and tourism, but also from the continuous labour and dedication of our team. We always feel pleasure to explore new and untouched areas that can be a perfect destination for coming generations.

Wish you all the best!
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Rent a bike to explore the area surrounding the lake in Pokhara. It's the easiest way to get around, makes it possible to see some really great things and you can meet locals very easily this way. It's a long trek to go all the way around, but it's not too far to explore the lower lying regions by bike. We also attempted the same thing by scooter and it was nearly impossible with all of the potholes and mud. Bikes are the way to go!

You have to get up very early in Nagarkot. Around 5 in the morning you will have a clear sky and you will see most of the highest mountains in the world.

Most scenic Sherpa-village on the Langtang trek. Peaceful and very historic place the cave is said to be very old where some Lamas from the past have had their retreats.

Wow what a place... completely out of comfort zone here. Great shopping. If you are going to Nepal to go trekking (and who wouldnt) buy your gear when you get to Kathmandu, it is way cheaper than anywhere and perfect for what you need. Even book treks when you are there, the locals are easy to talk to and always full of smiles. But remember to drive a hard bargain!