Lama Parivar has many years of experience in leading and organizing treks in the himalayas and various with all other favorite places of our country "Parivar means family" in local language and Lama Parivar grows as many of you visit Nepal with your family and friends. Our part of the world is not just hills and mountains. Within its boundaries are some of the great river of the region, jungles, wildlife and a divese mix of race, creed and culture – all of which we are able to combine in specially prepared programmes. We are now increasing our input further to help conserve all trekking areas we use by eliminating the use of firewood in cooking, for sherpas/staff and clients on all our trek. We carry out from trek areas all non-biodegradable waste and dispose of it safely. The achievement of all these aims will set pace for other trekking agents and tea house owners.
Enjoy your trek, and whilst you do, please do everything you can to help us conserve the environment of Nepal for your as well as our children.During the busy months of October, November, March and April the popular trek routes in Nepal, particularly the Annapurna circuit, Annapurna Sanctuary, Langtang-Helembu region and the Everest areas attract about 70% of all trekkers. Access to these areas is easy and tea houses offering modest support to the backpackers have proliferated. The routes offer some classic treks and we have guided hikers to these places for several years. We also offer a wide range of treks as alternatives to the better known but crowded areas. All of these – Dhorpatan/Dhaulagiri to the west of Pokhara, the Lamjung Himal, Gorkha and the Manaslu offer equally rewarding trekking with fewer hikers, less tea houses and unspoiled villages and culture.For those looking for greater challenges newly open Dolpo-Mustang, Manaslu and Kangchanjunga is the far east as well as the sherpa is supported "Climbing / Alpine Treks " will be of interest. Peaks such as Mera (6461m) by a rarely trekked route into the Hinku and Hongu valleys from the south and Island Peak (6100m) lying below the flanks of massive south wall of Lhotse are among the favorites.
We designed personalized itineraries for individual and small groups of friends and families who wish to trek with normal Lama Parivar Treks support services but not as part of a group with other trekkers. We are pleased to provide advise and develop and itinerary according to your needs. The cost depends on the seasons, the number of people in the group and the length of the trek. Once clients have an idea of where and how long they wish to trek we will provide detailed programmes and quotations.All our treks are managed by a team of professionally trained staff with the sherpa sirdar responsible for all aspects of the running of the trek. For larger groups and special trek viz: Bird watching, Fishing we can also provide a qualified leader/naturalist on request. A trek day starts around 6:30 – 7 am with a cup of tea/coffee. Soon a bowl of warm water is provided for washing. After packing your duffel and daypack a breakfast will be served and the day trek start around 7:30 – 8 am. All trekkers walk at their own pace with the lead and "sweep" sherpas providing support throughout. The morning walk to the lunch spot takes about three hours. Hot lunch will be served. After hiking for three to four hour in the afternoon camp is usually reach between 4-5 pm. Tea and Snacks are served while the staff pitch camp. The evening meal is served around 6:30 pm in the dinning tent lit with a pressurized lantern and furnished with table and camp chairs. After dinner the leader / sirdar will brief next day's trek and you can then retire to your tent. We provide roomy tents, high quality sleeping bags and foam mattress. Also provided with a simple toilet tent. Food on trek is plentiful, healthy wholesome and varied prepared by cooks under high standard of hygiene. Fresh vegetables, eggs and meat are purchased locally wherever available.
The day-to-day programme is designed so that trekkers have time to see, photographs and explore the countryside. Anyone who is healthy, fit, enjoys the outdoor and hiking will qualify to participate in our trek.
Lama Parivar has many years of experience in leading and organizing treks in the himalayas and various with all other favorite places of our country "Parivar means family" in local language and Lama Parivar grows as many of you visit Nepal with your family and friends. Our part of the world is not just hills and mountains. Within its boundaries are some of the great river of the region, jungles, wildlife and a divese mix of race, creed and culture – all of which we are able to combine in specially prepared programmes. We are now increasing our input further to help conserve all trekking areas we use by eliminating the use of firewood in cooking, for sherpas/staff and clients on all our trek. We carry out from trek areas all non-biodegradable waste and dispose of it safely. The achievement of all these aims will set pace for other trekking agents and tea house owners.
We designed personalized itineraries for individual and small groups of friends and families who wish to trek with normal Lama Parivar Treks support services but not as part of a group with other trekkers. We are pleased to provide advise and develop and itinerary according to your needs. The cost depends on the seasons, the number of people in the group and the length of the trek. Once clients have an idea of where and how long they wish to trek we will provide detailed programmes and quotations.All our treks are managed by a team of professionally trained staff with the sherpa sirdar responsible for all aspects of the running of the trek. For larger groups and special trek viz: Bird watching, Fishing we can also provide a qualified leader/naturalist on request. A trek day starts around 6:30 – 7 am with a cup of tea/coffee. Soon a bowl of warm water is provided for washing. After packing your duffel and daypack a breakfast will be served and the day trek start around 7:30 – 8 am. All trekkers walk at their own pace with the lead and "sweep" sherpas providing support throughout. The morning walk to the lunch spot takes about three hours. Hot lunch will be served. After hiking for three to four hour in the afternoon camp is usually reach between 4-5 pm. Tea and Snacks are served while the staff pitch camp. The evening meal is served around 6:30 pm in the dinning tent lit with a pressurized lantern and furnished with table and camp chairs. After dinner the leader / sirdar will brief next day's trek and you can then retire to your tent. We provide roomy tents, high quality sleeping bags and foam mattress. Also provided with a simple toilet tent. Food on trek is plentiful, healthy wholesome and varied prepared by cooks under high standard of hygiene. Fresh vegetables, eggs and meat are purchased locally wherever available.
P.O.Box: 8501, Kantipath,
+977-1-4223469
