Join any peak climbing in Nepal we will support from the Base Camp to Base Camp Trip with Himalayan Ecstasy Nepal for an unforgettable mountain holiday, guided by well experienced local experts, exploring Sherpa culture and stunning Himalayan landscapes.
Himalayan Ecstasy Nepal is a leading trekking, climbing, and adventure operator rooted in decades of hands-on Himalayan experience. Founded by brothers who began their journey as porters and guides, our company blends international service standards with the deep, practical knowledge of local experts who have grown up in the mountains they lead you through.
We are a family-run Nepali company built on honesty, transparency, flexibility, and genuine care for our clients. From trekking and peak climbing to full expedition support, every trip is carefully planned, safety-focused, and professionally managed. Our team provides proper preparation and training, ensuring both beginners and experienced mountaineers feel confident and well-supported in the field.
Recommended and trusted by travelers worldwide, we rely not on aggressive marketing, but on strong relationships and word-of-mouth referrals. For us, it’s never just about completing a trip; it’s more about delivering meaningful Himalayan experiences that stay with you for life!
Just returned to Sweden after a month in wonderful Nepal, what a country and the people, amazing!
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We spent three weeks with Rinzi and Bibek and really enjoyed our time -- Annapurna Circuit, Upper Mustang, and Mardi Himal. We also found Sujan excellent to work with.
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Nepal is located right in between the two big giants, India and China, in South East Asia. India shares boundaries on the southern, eastern, and western sides, while China (particularly Tibet) lies to the north. It has an extreme altitude variation, stretching from the plain Terai (at 60 meters) to the great Himalayas (up to 8,848.86 meters).
Yes, Nepal is generally safe for women travellers considering its respectful culture. However, travellers have to be wary about clothing when visiting rural areas and temple regions.
While not a major concern, we still recommend you be extra cautious at night in cities (which is the case in almost every country). Rest assured, most female travellers have expressed positive and comfortable experiences in Nepal.
The best time to visit Nepal is in the spring and autumn seasons. Spring runs from March to May, while autumn runs from October to November. During this peak time, the weather remains mostly clear, and you also get spectacular mountain views. These are also the best times for trekking and city sightseeing. Still, we suggest checking the weather rather than just relying on the season because climate change and season shifting have caused a major issue for travellers in recent times.
The best things you can do when visiting Nepal include trekking, cultural tours, wildlife safaris, adventure sports, peak climbing, and expeditions.
Amongst all, treks are what steal the spotlight and are one of the must-do activities when visiting the land of the Himalayas. Popular trekking areas include Everest, Annapurna, Langtang, and other regions.
Cultural activities like temple visits, vibrant festivals, and exploring local markets are also what most prefer. And not to forget about wildlife safaris that are quite popular in Chitwan and Bardia National Parks.
Some other adventure options for tourists include rafting, paragliding, jungle walks, bungee jumping, kayaking, and short hikes.
Travel insurance isn’t compulsory, but strongly recommended for visiting Nepal for all travellers. It should cover medical treatment, emergency evacuation through helicopter, and high-altitude (over a specific range), along with altitude sickness medications. Travel insurance is especially important for trekking and climbing activities. Travel insurance is strongly recommended.
The cost of hospitalization is low in Nepal compared to other countries. Even so, for the locals, it’s not considered affordable, but for travellers, it’s reasonable. In public hospitals, the hospital fees are nominal, and that’s why many locals prefer them. But for more advanced treatments, it’s best to choose a private hospital. When it comes to emergency treatments (like altitude sickness), it can still be very costly. So, it’s best that you opt for reliable travel insurance.
