A trekker’s paradise, Nepal combines Himalayan vistas, golden temples, charming villages and exotic wildlife to offer one of the world's greatest travel destinations. With its ancient culture and the Himalayas as a backdrop, landlocked Nepal was closed to the outside world until the 1950s. Flanked by China and India, it is home to eight of the world's highest mountains, including Mount Everest towering above populated valleys and forested plains. Somewhere in the Kapilavastu district, there is a place called Lumbini; birthplace to Siddhartha Gautama, more widely known as Buddha. And legend has it that the Yeti (Abominable Snowman) lives deep in the mountains. Nepal is an inspiring destination that fuses natural beauty, spirituality and adventure.
Over the last 12 years, we have developed extensive travel programs that educate and empower students. Nepal faces many challenges as a country, including ongoing restoration after a devastating earthquake in April 2015 killed thousands of people, flattened villages and reduced numerous heritage sites to ruin. Community service is a core focus of our operations and our students support education projects, drinking water projects, charities, earthquake relief rebuilding, aged care facilities, environmental conservation projects, and NGOs that fight human trafficking. Programs range in length from 5-30 days and typically combine service projects with adventure activities such as trekking in Himalayas, white water rafting, ziplining, camping, bungee jumping, paragliding and visits to cultural and historic sites of Kathmandu.
Our local team has a wealth of experience managing student travel programs across Nepal, achieving consistently high net promoter scores for our clients.
About the world’s largest democracy and country which is home of all the religions in the world from our local staff as well as refuge home for Tibetans and His Holiness Dalai Lama
with a culture that is 5,000 years old through service projects and cross-cultural immersion in remote Indian villages.
ongoing community service projects that educate students while making positive contributions to local communities.
new infrastructure for schools and homes that have been affected by tsunami, working alongside community members.
“The Taj Mahal”, Fort and Palaces to Desert, Himalayas, backwaters, beaches and national parks of India.
along the Kerala backwaters in houseboat cruises, a network of tranquil canals and lagoons and immerse in Indian daily life.
with NGOs, community leaders, teachers, doctors and entrepreneurs to gain deeper understandings of India and its people.
natiive animals through our wildlife conservation program and learn about environmental threats to Indian Elephant’s currently facing an extinction crisis.
through the hustle and bustle of cities to camel back in the “Thar Desert”, camp under billions of stars, swim in backwaters and hike into breathtaking Himalayas.
Days: 11 Days
Country: NEPAL
Days: 10 Days
Country: NEPAL
Learn about Nepal
Enjoy White water Rafting
Experience a homestay at the Village home
Service village with Locals
Trek to Namobuddha
Explore Kathmandu