For the extremely adventurous traveler, Himalayan Glacier Trekking organizes treks in remote and wild areas of Nepal. These treks will give you the opportunity to experience mountains and cultures that very few others have had the fortune of having a look at. All these treks require the carrying of camping and cooking equipment because they're only a few lodges or teahouses existing on these routes. Our years of experience, at this sort of thing, have helped us locate the best spots to camp on providing you with the most spectacular views. We operate your wilderness treks unlike any other trekking agency in town giving you the best value for your money. So join us for a rare look into the secret untouched regions of Nepal's Himalayas that include places like Kanchenjunga North & South Base Camp, Makalu Base Camp, West Column of Everest Base Camp, Mera Peak, Island Peak, Hinku Valley, Tso Rolpa, Tashi Laptsa Pass, Ganja La, Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, Dhaulagiri and a scores of others.

Around Dhaulagiri Dhaulagiri, "the white mountain", was first climbed by the Swiss in 1960.This challenging trek around the Dhaulagiri massif (26,788'), the sixth highest mountain in the world, involves snow trekking and glacier walking and therefore requires previous mountaineering experience.

Around Manasalu This trek around Manaslu is a true classic into one of the most remote regions Of Nepal. Many consider it to be the best trekking route in all the Himalayas. Manaslu was first climbed by the Japanese in 1956.At 26,752',it is the 8th heights mountain in the world.

5 Lakes Pokhari Trek An off-the –beaten Track trek close to Katmandu. Climb through forests to high alpine lakes. A wonderful picnic trek!.

Ganesh Himal Ganesh Himal (7406m) located to the west north part of the Kathmandu. This mountain stands in between Nepal and Tibetan boarder.

Ganja La Pass The pass crossing from Langtang into Helambu is steep and exposed and often closed by snow.This trek begins from Syabrubesi, which is linked, with Katmandu by 120km drive road.

Kanchenjunga Trek The Kanchenjunga ("Treasures of Snow") (28,198ft) is the third highest mountain in the world and was first climbed by British in 1956.

Makalu Base Camp Trek Makalu-Barun National Park, a virtually uninhabited 1500-km2 area of Eastern Nepal, is very close to virgin wilderness.

Siklish Trek Perfect wilderness trek with camping arrangement. Nice rice paddies with hills. Trails follow through the beaten track with Annapurna Range, Lamjung Himal and Manaslu. Siklis is unique village through out the trail.

Lower dolpa Trek One of Nepal's best-kept secrets, literally, trekking in Dolpo allows you to experience the magic of unspoilt beauty.