Client Reviews

The 14 Days Annapurna Full Circuit Trek was an experience. The walk through Dharapani to Chame and Upper Pisang, followed by Manang gave breathtaking scenery of snow-capped mountains and the traditional villages. The journey through Throng La Pass to Muktinath was one of the best parts and the drive to Tatopani was a cool experience with natural hot springs. This Annapurna experience was memorable as it ended with the sunrise at Poon hill and a visit to Ghorepani and then back to Pokhara and Kathmandu.

This 10 day itinerary was an adventure that was not too fast or too slow. The Langtang Village was amazingly hospitable and having an extra day at Kyanjin Gompa enabled us to savor the scenery and ambience. I would suggest this expedition to any adventurer who would like to do a valuable Himalayan adventure without having to go too far.

One aspect of existence that I did not understand that my soul required is Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek. The spiritual peace of Mu Gumpa to the degrading triumph of hiking the Larkya La Pass over another gorgeous day was covered by the ink of coming out of mountain air. No matter whether we had to gasp, or scrabble at steep sections of the trail, our guide did all that with a taciturn lightness and experienced interest. The Tsum folks were cool and real and one night, when we were in Samagaon and the moon was making its way through the glacier, I will never forget. It was simple, real and an extremely healing process.

I was really amazed with the whole arrangement done by Green Valley Nepal Treks. The lodges have been better than I ever imagined they would be in such isolated places and the food is great and clean. Our guide was a highly qualified and very nice person who told us much about these mountains and culture. I particularly liked the two acclimatization days that made the high-altitude trek easy. The flight home, in a helicopter, after visiting Kala Patthar, was like an exciting finale to a dream journey.

The Sleep at Base Camp on Everest Trek - 15 Days with Green Valley Nepal Treks was an experience of its kind. The schedule was done well with sufficient acclimatization which enabled our group to acclimatize at a steady rate as we ascended. The specialty in this trek was that there was a special privilege of sleeping in the everest base camp, which not many treks are able to provide. It was one of those dream-like moments as I woke up in the camp under the majestic Khumbu icefall in all the silence of the Himalayas.

The logistics, guides, and supports of the Green Valley Nepal Treks were superb all through - particular the flight into the Lukla and the last moments in Kathmandu. Assuming you want a bit of extra immersion into what Everest has to offer beyond the standard trail, and you do it with a focus on heart, safety, and mountain-time experiences you can never forget, this trek is an excellent choice.

I have heard of Everest in pictures all my life and imagine how my eyes were not able to believe what I saw. The flight process in the helicopter was comfortable and secure, and the brief visit to Lukla was a pleasant way of getting to know more about the life of mountains. The sights at the Everest view Hotel during breakfast made the whole trip invaluable.

Finishing the Everest Base Camp trek within 14 Days was running a dream. The Lukla air flight was something exciting, however, the trekking through picturesque places with visiting villages such as Dingboche, etc., made the trek a manageable and memorable experience. I will not forget the experience when I was at Base Camp and felt beat and excited. The program was perfectly balanced with hard work and relaxation, and the local people were very kind adding some extra flavor to the tour. An adventure for a bucket list.

My early concern at having to deal with so many passes at a such high altitude put me on edge before trekking with Green Valley Nepal Treks but they handled everything so professionally and genuinely that fears were soon forgotten. The pace was good, and acclimatization days were also good as they certainly aided my acclimatization. Our guide was very knowledgeable, more than attentive and was always motivating us when we were going through hard times.

The most appealing was the fact that some sections of the journey were remote and pristine: this added even more connection to the surrounding nature and the Sherpa people, local inhabitants. Long days but the feeling of accomplishment after every pass and ultimately at the Everest Base camp was unimaginable. An exhausting yet spirit-filling journey.