Nepal is home to eight of the world's highest peaks, and landscapes that shift from subtropical lowland jungle to high alpine wilderness within a single day's travel. It's a country rich in culture, packed with adventure, and shaped by a rich Hindu and Buddhist heritage. Today, Nepal is thriving and very much open for visitors, and we're proud to continue supporting our Nepalese partners and local communities, for whom tourism remains a vital part of the economy.
Our core itineraries focus on two of the Annapurna region's most rewarding treks: the climb to Poon Hill, renowned for its sweeping sunrise views across the Annapurna range, and the more demanding trek to Annapurna Base Camp, which takes students deep into the heart of the Himalaya. Both routes pass through traditional mountain villages, offering a genuine sense of daily life at altitude.
For groups wanting to extend the journey, Kathmandu adds the colourful, chaotic charm of Nepal's capital, home to ancient temples and UNESCO World Heritage sites, while Chitwan National Park - one of Nepal's most important conservation areas - offers the chance to spot rhino, crocodile, and a wealth of birdlife in the jungle lowlands. It is the perfect destination for a school group.