Annapurna Region

Embark on a journey of a lifetime and discover the beauty of Nepal with Mosaic Adventure’s exclusive tours. Our tours are designed to showcase Nepal’s natural beauty, rich culture, and fascinating history. With our expert local guides, you will get a firsthand experience of Nepal’s unique heritage and culture, as well as witness the country’s breathtaking landscapes, from the majestic Himalayas to the lush green valleys.

At Mosaic Adventure, we believe in creating unique and authentic experiences for all types of travelers. Whether you are an experienced adventurer or a first-time visitor, our tours are tailored to cater to your specific needs and preferences. Our professional guides are passionate about their work and have an in-depth knowledge of Nepal’s history, culture, and traditions.

Choose from our selection of tours in Nepal, each offering a unique experience that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime. From trekking in the Himalayas to exploring ancient temples and vibrant cities, our tours are carefully designed to ensure a safe and comfortable experience.

If you’re looking for a customized tour, we’ve got you covered. Just let us know your requirements, and we’ll create a tailored tour that fits your preferences and budget.

Join us on an unforgettable journey through Nepal and experience the country’s natural beauty, rich culture, and warm hospitality. Let us take you on a journey that you’ll cherish for a lifetime.

Trekking in Nepal: A Subtle Experience

The trekking experience is at its sublime best when you’re with friends and the best organizers, exploring the best destinations. Different parts of the world offer various prospects for trekking, with specialties that vary from region to region. Nepal offers the best trekking saga for those looking for a fun, back-breaking workout and a few days away from their mundane lives. Nepal boasts of ten mountains that surpass the 8,000-meter mark and several others with altitudes ranging from 6,000-7,000 meters. The bases of these mountains provide the best hiking trails like nowhere else on earth. Renowned trekking areas in Nepal include Annapurna Region, Everest Region, Dolpo Region, Ganesh Himal Region, Makalu Region, and Dhaulagiri Region. These places are havens for outdoor hiking enthusiasts, offering miles and miles of trails surrounded by vast wilderness and delivering fun and picturesque vistas. Moreover, these fantastic places offer a chance to appreciate hundreds of endangered species of birds, wildlife, and plants.

One of the highlights of hiking in Nepal is that as you move on, you get to experience different cultures, natural environments, and lifestyles, while the hospitality of the people remains constant. The Nepali community’s scriptures instruct Nepali people to treat their guests like gods. Being a multi-religious country, tourists are treated like guests and, thus, like gods.

One thing to keep an eye on during trekking in Nepal is altitude sickness. The altitudes at which you’re hiking might be higher than you’ve ever been to. Thus, you’re advised to outline the itinerary to help acclimatize yourself every now and then. You can ask your agencies to prepare one for you, according to your preferred trekking region.

So, it’s best to put on your trekking boots, pack all your things, and book your trip to Nepal. You’ll love every minute of being in Nepal, and that’s a guarantee.

How to book a trekking trip to Nepal?

If you don’t know which area to trek or have no idea what Nepal has to offer, the best way to start is by buying a guidebook. Go through the guidebook, choose your favorite destination, and communicate with local agencies in Nepal like Mosaic Adventure. Though you may find agencies in your home country organizing trips to Nepal, the best way to organize it is through local agencies. Because even though you sign up with international companies, the trip will almost certainly be subcontracted to a Nepalese company that will deliver the itinerary. If you deal directly with a Nepalese firm, all that you pay goes into Nepal, rather than contributing to the costs of glossy advertising and office expenses.