Client Reviews

We spent some incredible days in the mountains after reserving a spot on Green Valley Nepal Treks' Short Manaslu Circuit Trek. We had a quick meeting in Kathmandu before the event to finalize arrangements and address any questions.

The hike was incredible in and of itself. Our guide, Krishna, took great care of us; he made sure we were nourished and ready for the hike, pointed us to all the animals and native plants we saw, and he also played cards with a lot of vigor.

You observe some local wildlife and stroll across a variety of diverse landscapes. You stay in a variety of charming lodging options throughout the trip, and the food is fantastic.
Thank you, Krishna, for all the laughs these days and for making our hike so wonderful!

It was surreal to be taken out of my hotel in Pokhara and a matter of hours later be sunning myself at Muktinath and looking down at the indescribably beautiful Damodar Kuda. It all had been planned in so orderly a manner, so that the Government officer could not but make the stop at Jomsom. It was high, but the energy was too. I will keep this pilgrimage in my heart.

This trek pushed my boundaries in the best way. Each day brought new landscape and local encounters, making the journey feel alive. Standing in the base camp, I felt a mixture of amazement and humilit both in the same time!

I had just the right amount of time to go on the 12 Days Everest Base Camp Trek. The arrival at Lukla by air and the walk into Namche, Tengboche, and Dingboche provided a good mix of culture and mountain scenery. These acclimatization days played an important role prior to the ascent of higher altitude to Lobuche and Gorakshep. It was my dream to reach the base camp of Everest (5364m) and the sunrise above the Everest at Kala Patthar (5555m) was more than breathtaking. The path back via Pheriche and Namche was a perfect culmination of the trip. A truly unforgettable Himalayan adventure in just under two weeks!

My solo Seti River rafting trip with Green Valley Nepal Treks was a highlight of my Nepal trip. The scenery was stunning, with lush forests, towering mountains, and glimpses of local villages. The rapids were exhilarating, and the guides were skilled and ensured everyone felt comfortable and safe. I met some great people on the trip, and we all had a fantastic time. This is a must-do activity for anyone visiting Pokhara who loves nature and adventure.

Me and my cousins knew that trekking was very safe with GVNT because we had gone for several treks with this agency. This time we wanted to go for the Everest Base Camp Trek and we planned it with Green Valley Nepal Treks, of course. When we reached Kalapatthar, one of my cousins started feeling some difficulties which led us to plan a quick return. I contacted Arjun at Green Valley Nepal Treks to get suggestions. He suggested that we could book a private helicopter trip from Kalapatthar to Kathmandu. There were 5 people and the situation was quite an emergency. So, we booked the private trip, and within three and a half hours, we were back in Kathmandu which would have taken us 5-6 more days.

Thank you Arjun for suggesting the Heli return from Kalapatthar to Kathmandu. This not only helped my cousin but also offered all of us the best and the most spectacular flying experience over the Himalayas of Nepal.

I went on the 14 days Manaslu trek as I wanted to do something that was not that crowded like the Annapurna or the Everest area and it was more than I expected. The Machha Khola to Namrung trail provided breathtaking river valleys and monasteries and the acclimatization at Samagaun to me allowed me time to explore Birendra Lake. The trek was marked by the passing of the Larkya La Pass and the descent to the beautiful Bimthang valley.

The 17 day journey through Gokyo and Cho La Pass proved to be all I wanted yet difficult, scenic and memorable. The days of acclimatization at Namche and Gokyo were something I enjoyed a lot as the altitude was much more comfortable. The best part was that I was able to stand both at the Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar following the dramatic Cho La Pass. The trip back to Kathmandu via Lukla took me time and allowed me to contemplate one of the journeys I will never forget.