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ACE HOLIDAY TREKS is an adventure trekking, travel and outdoor sports agency wholeheartedly dedicated to providing a wide array of luxury and adventure travel and trekking services to its valuable guests from all over the world.
Sometimes, it is the madness that gives birth to an innovation. And many other times, it is about a dream, an ambition, dedication, hard work, passion and a professional journey.
Two decades ago, we were very young university students, mountain trekking and tour guides, freelancing workers; yet very important, we all were very avid travelers. Whenever there was time and resource, our outgoing and extrovert team never missed a chance to see and know new places, people and culture. We were in dreams, living dreams, causing ourselves to live in restlessness for some good cause. We shared those dreams and planned to make them be realized in our real life. And in 2011, those aspirations came true in this trekkers’ heaven as a reputed travel company, ACE HOLIDAY TREKS. It is the result of our long vision and mission; it is an innovation which is meant to be supporting countless travelers for hassle free, enjoyable and the best value holiday trips in the Himalayan region.
ACE HOLIDAY TREKS was founded by young local Himalayan travel enthusiasts and trekking/tour guides fully aware of local needs, responsibilities and sensitivities especially along the Himalaya. We have long experienced travel and tour guides, climbing guides, very hardworking helpers and porters, and other crew members as we need for all services that we offer from our company. We have very intellectual advisors, experienced climbers, researchers, administrators and many others to update us with every aspect and need that we have to consider during trekking and tour operation. And now, we operate more than 200 trekking, tours, mountain climbing and other kinds of travel packages in Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet and India.
Our company is physically based in the very busy, attractive and lively tourist hub of Paknajol, Thamel in Kathmandu, Nepal. ACE HOLIDAY TREKS was founded to serve the international tourists who want to have a joyful experience of travel along the Himalayan region. Our wealth of experience stands behind our firm commitment to duly offer the best and finest breathtaking Trekking, Travel & Tours, Safaris and Holidays in Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet and India. We offer exceptional air fares, tailor-made itineraries, incentive travels, ride packages and much more.
Ace Holidays Treks is committed to offer all clients professional, personal and cost-effective travel services.
Now our services include domestic travelers, outbound travelers and many others with special needs and interests. So, you all are welcome to travel with us!
Our services include: Trekking and Hiking in Nepal, Luxury Tours Sightseeing, Cultural Heritage Tours, Pilgrimage / Religious Tours, Nature and Wildlife Tours, Mountain Peak Climbing, Mountain Expedition, Multi-Activities tours, Helicopter Tour, Mountain Flight
Adventure Sports (Rafting, Bunjee Jumping, Paragliding, Zyp flying, Mountain Biking, Cycling)
Special Interests (village tours, home stay, educational excursions, volunteering, internships, company incentive holidays, honeymoon tours, corporate function tours, yoga and meditation, photography and videography, etc.
Services for domestic travelers and outbound tours.
For further information, please feel free to contact us.
Thank you!
With 25 years of experience leading treks through the Himalayas, we offer valuable insights, ensuring a safe and enriching adventure, and providing you with a genuine and authentic trekking experience that goes beyond the ordinary.
We understand that every trekker is unique, seeking a personalized adventure that aligns with their preferences and capabilities. We focus on tailoring trekking packages to meet individual needs, whether you are an experienced mountaineer or a first-time trekker.
Our commitment to affordability does not compromise the quality of your journey. Enjoy a budget-friendly trek without sacrificing safety, expertise, or the thrill of exploration.
From the moment you inquire about a trek to the completion of your adventure, our dedicated support team is ready to assist you. We offer pre-trip guidance, ensuring you are well-prepared, and during your trek, our responsive support is just a call away.
Traveling solo doesn’t mean trekking alone. Our group departures bring together individual adventurers who want to experience the Himalayas in good company. Share the journey, the views, and the stories — one step at a time.
| No of people | Price per person |
|---|---|
| 2 - 6 | $950 |
| No of people | Price per person |
|---|---|
| 2 - 4 | $1,349 |
| 5 - 10 | $1,329 |
| 11 - 15 | $1,299 |
| No of people | Price per person |
|---|---|
| 2 - 4 | $595 |
| 5 - 10 | $575 |
| 11 - 15 | $555 |
Genuine feedback and personal experiences from those who have journeyed with us
I did the Manaslu Circuit Trek with Ace Holiday Treks in October with a group of five. The whole trip was well organized from Kathmandu to the return. What I liked most was how the guide handled different fitness levels in the group. Some days we were fast, some days very slow, but there was never any pressure. The hardest part was definitely the climb to Larkya La Pass. It was long, cold, and mentally tiring, but the guide kept everyone steady and focused. Our porter, Pasang, was incredibly strong and always ahead of us, even in snow sections. This trek gave us a real sense of the remote Manaslu trekking experience in Nepal, far away from busy trails.
We came from the UK as a group of five friends for the Annapurna Circuit Trek with Ace Holiday Treks. Everything started really smoothly from the moment we landed in Kathmandu. Someone was already there waiting for us at the airport, which made things easy after a long flight. We were taken to the hotel and given a simple briefing about the trek and what the coming days would look like. A day later we left Kathmandu and started the journey towards the mountains. Even the drive felt like part of the adventure, slowly moving from busy roads to quieter villages and green hills. Once we actually started walking, each day felt very different from the last.Our group had different walking speeds, so it wasn’t always easy to stay together, but our guide managed everything in a calm way. He never rushed anyone and always made sure we were okay, especially when the trails got steeper or when we started feeling the effects of altitude during the high-altitude trekking sections in Nepal. The hardest part for all of us was the early morning push to Thorong La Pass. It was cold and quiet, and the walking felt endless at times, but the guide kept checking on everyone and adjusting the pace. Reaching the top together felt like a real achievement for the whole group. After finishing the trek, we went down towards Pokhara and later back to Kathmandu. Even the return journey and airport drop were arranged properly, so we didn’t have to worry about anything at the end. It was a truly memorable trekking experience in Nepal, not just because of the mountains, but because everything behind the scenes was handled so well that we could simply enjoy the journey.
I completed the Annapurna Circuit Trek with two friends from Singapore in October. We are regular gym goers but had never trekked above 5,000 meters before. The hardest day was definitely the early morning crossing of Thorong La Pass. It was cold, windy, and much more challenging than we expected. Our guide, Ramesh, kept reminding us to walk slowly and drink plenty of water. Looking back, his advice probably helped us reach the pass comfortably. A special mention to our porter Bikash, who somehow carried our bags across the mountains while still arriving before us at every teahouse. We joked that he had secret superpowers. After several long days of trekking, relaxing in the hot springs at Tatopani felt amazing. The entire journey was well organized by Ace Holiday Treks, and we never had to worry about logistics. One of the most rewarding adventures I've ever done in Nepal.
We started our Annapurna Circuit Trek in late November and were lucky enough to experience fresh snowfall near High Camp. It made the mountains look absolutely incredible. There were four of us traveling from Malaysia, and none of us had previous high altitude trekking experience. Thankfully our guide Pradeep was very experienced and gave us useful advice throughout the trek. A big thank you also to porter Bishal, who somehow carried our bags over terrain that left us completely exhausted. The combination of mountain scenery, local villages, and the challenge of Thorong La Pass made this one of the best adventures we have ever had. We would definitely recommend the Annapurna Circuit Trek in Nepal with Ace Holiday Treks.
My husband and I completed the Annapurna Circuit Trek in April and honestly it was much harder than we expected. We are regular hikers in New Zealand, but trekking above 5,000m is a different experience altogether. The toughest day was crossing Thorong La Pass, especially with the cold wind before sunrise. There were moments when I wanted to stop every few minutes, but our guide Binod kept encouraging us and adjusted the pace so nobody felt pressured. Special thanks to our porter Praksh, who always seemed to be smiling no matter how steep the trail became. Seeing the prayer flags at the top of the pass was one of the most rewarding moments of my life.The entire trip was arranged by Ace Holiday Treks, and everything went according to plan.
I spent three weeks in Nepal and the Annapurna Circuit Trek was easily the highlight of my visit. The changing landscapes were incredible, and crossing Thorong La Pass was a challenge I will never forget. Ace Holiday Treks handled everything professionally, and our guide made the experience enjoyable from beginning to end.
Share your travel dreams with us and we will create a customized itinerary that matches your preferences and budget.
Yes, you need passport and visa to enter to Nepal. You can get on arrival visa on your passport at any border / entry – exit points including TIA, the airport in Kathmandu or Bhairahawa.
To get an on arrival visa:
Please fill up the ‘Tourist Visa application form’ either online prior to your arrival or on the Kiosk machines at the airport. Print the receipt, that is valid only for 15 days.
Fill up the ‘Arrival Card’ given to you either by the flight crew or at the entry point.
Pay your on arrival visa fee (recommended cash) at the visa fee collection counter and get the payment receipt.
USD 30 - For 15 Days
USD 50 - For 30 Days
USD 125 - For 90 Days
Proceed to the Immigration desk with your online application submission receipt, visa fee payment receipt and passport.
Upon the satisfaction of the immigration officer, your visa will be processed and approved.
Usually it doesn’t take longer than half an hour but sometimes during the peak tourist season, it may take quite longer depending on the queue.
Special Cases:
Indian nationals don’t need to get visa on passport. But they need an identity.
Non Resident Nepalese (NRN) card holder (issued by MoFA or Nepalese diplomatic missions) get visa for free.
Chinese Nationals get visa for free.
Children except US citizens) below 10 years get visa for free
SAARC (South Asian Countries except Afghanistan) citizens get up to 30 days visa for free for the first time in the given visa year.
Afghan citizens can get visa for free on arrival if they request the inviting institution in Nepal to arrange paper works and get an recommendation letter from Department of Immigration.
Officials from countries with ‘reciprocal visa waiver agreement’ (China, Brazil, Russia, Thailand) don’t need to get entry visa.
Unfortunately, nationals (except the diplomatic and official passport holders) of the following countries are not issued on arrival visa from any immigration points. So, they are requested to apply for and obtain visa from a Nepalese Embassy or Consulate service nearby their country.
Nigeria Ghana Zimbabwe Swaziland
Cameroon Somalia Liberia Ethiopia
Iraq Palestine Afghanistan Syria
And the refugees who are travelling with their travel document.
For visa extension or changing visa category, please contact at Department of Immigration Offices either at Kathmandu or Pokhara.
Definitely yes. Just look at a glance why Nepal is really one of the most popular, fascinating and authentic tourist destinations in the world.
Adventure travelers ask us about the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest and the country with eight highest mountains out of ten in the world. They ask us about Buddhism, Lord Buddha, the founder of Buddhism and his birthplace, Lumbini. Their questions list long, about the Himalaya and the Sherpa people, the yaks and yetis, the city of centuries-old temples and monasteries including the most famous Pashupatinath and Bouddhanath, very beautiful city squares with ancient and medieval arts, architecture and culture, excellent natural reserves with thousands of floras and faunas including one horned rhinos, tigers, wild elephants and hundreds of most beautiful bird species. Many people remember world famous brave Gurkha people and so on. Our travelers love to visit Nepal for all these things.
Interestingly, everyone knows China and India and wonders about the small country located in between these giants. When they know that is Nepal, then there begins their dream of visiting this Himalayan country at the soonest.
No doubt, travelers make their different travel destinations based on their interests. But the country of Himalaya, Nepal, is a dream holiday destination that offers one of the largest ranges of holiday activities. ‘Things to Do’ in Nepal include trekking and hiking around the foothills of Himalaya, mountain peak climbing and expeditions, luxury sightseeing tours around the ancient and medieval cities, cultural tours around the villages of diverse ethnic peoples, pilgrimage for Hindus and Buddhists, nature and wildlife safari, river rafting in the rivers from Himalaya, world’s highest bunjee jumps, paragliding, helicopter sightseeing, mountain flight along the scenic mountains and so on. If you want to mountain bike along a real mountain, then Nepal is the best destination.
Among all, Everest Base Camp trekking, Annapurna circuit trekking, Annapurna Base Camp Trekking, Manaslu Trekking, Langtang Trekking, Island peak climbing, Mera peak climbing, Chitwan National Park / jungle safari, Pokhara / Fishtail sightseeing, Lumbini Buddhist Tour, Nagarkot Sunrise/Sunset View, Annapurna mountain biking, etc are the most popular trips.
Don’t these attractions prove that Nepal is definitely a fascinating holiday destination that you should choose for your next holiday?
Yes, it’s true that this Himalayan country, Nepal, is most popular and praised for trekking, mountain peak climbing, cultural and nature tours. Let us explain why these travel activities in Nepal are most popular.
Trekking in Nepal
No country in the earth houses more world-highest mountains than Nepal. Imagine you are standing among and walking along eight of the ten highest mountains in this planet. Not to mention, the landscape offers outstandingly unique and fascinating trekking trails to match according to the trekkers’ experience, age, fitness and interests. As all travelers cannot or do not plan for a months-long or year-long summit expeditions, trekking in Nepal is an easy, short and best value holiday activity with thrilling adventure. That’s why Nepal has been a globally acclaimed trekking destination.
If your interest is to wander along into wilderness, wilderness trekking in Nepal is a very good fit for you. But, if you want to trek through the villages and tea-houses in the well marketed trails with luxury and adventure together in mountains admired by millions of trekkers, trekking in Nepal is the best fit for you. If you want to be surrounded by the highest snow-capped peaks or see the largest glaciers in the Himalayan region (Ngozumpa, Khumbu), cinematic panoramas, delightful villages, and colourful culture, fascinate yourself sitting aside the lakes at highest altitude, and realize the eternal peace, Nepal is the best trekking destination in the world. Short trekking and hiking along the hills around major cities may also be enough for you if you have limitations to go to the mountains. A hassle free backpacker’s paradise, Nepal trekking trails offer innumerable trekking possibilities from Mount Everest to Mount Annapurna region, easy to extremely difficult, short to long and luxury to wilderness. Whatever you choose, it will be a worth spending vacation time.
Peak Climbing in Nepal Himalaya
For anyone fond of adventure beyond trekking and hiking in the Himalaya, there are more than 1300 mountain peaks higher than 6000 meters in the Himalayan region of Nepal among which a few hundred peaks are open for climbing and a few dozen are most popular among climbers ranging from beginners to highly professional mountaineers. Most of the travelers may think that the peaks in the Himalaya are very high and thus are mysterious and impossible to climb. But the reality is almost of the highest mountains in Nepal have already been conquered. And the smaller peaks with the height of 5587 to 6500 meters are taken as Trekking Peaks. That means those peaks are also for trekkers who have good health and stamina with keen interest to climb. But it is quite beyond trekking, so it needs basic mountaineering skills to use a few equipments and follow the experienced and professional climbing guide.
Nepal offers excellent snow-capped mountain peak climbing experience which can be the introductory taste to prepare for climbing higher mountains as well. Those peaks and mountains also introduce the climbers to the natural setting and beauty that gave birth to Himalayan culture. After the first successful summit of the world’s highest Mount Everest (8848 meters / 29029 feet) in 1953 by New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Nepali Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, small peak climbing and high mountain expedition in Nepal have been more renowned among extreme adventures all over the world.
Mountain Expedition in Nepal Himalaya
Most probably, there is no ultimate adventure in this planet beyond having the 360 view of the world below standing on the top of Mount Everest and feel the conquest. Since New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Nepali Tenzing Norgay successfully climbed Mount Everest in 1953, mountain expedition in the Himalayan region, especially in Nepal, has been very popular adventure aspiration. Of course, there are mountains in other parts of the world too, but it is very worth mentioning here that eight out of ten highest mountains are in Nepal. And it may not be justice to the breathtakingly beautiful and huge mountains of Nepal to compare with the mountaineering expeditions in other parts of the world.
As the most adventurous and the most demanding activity, climbing the highest mountains in Nepal has been the ultimate aspiration of professional mountaineers. It is the blessings for all the mountaineers that the Himalayan people, Sherpas, are there to boost your confidence, guide you and make you secure up to the summit. And Ace Holiday Treks has a team of professional Sherpas, guides, cooks, porters and helpers for our expedition operations.
Everybody loves his / her cultural legacy carried by the physical arts, architecture, monuments and other intangible characteristics like language and traditions continuously inherited, developed and transformed through generations. While we love our own cultural heritage the most, we are also very curious to see different cultures of people from other groups and places. Because of sociopolitical and economic / industrial development and transformation, many cultural groups have lost their original attributes. This has led travelers to be nostalgic and feel alienated in own place. That’s why our focus here is to fascinate our travelers with some natural and authentic taste of culture and traditions developed, preserved and practiced by different Nepalese ethnic groups and communities untouched by the materialistic life styles. We encourage our travelers to validate their past memories with the authentic cultural heritage and request not to touch or destroy any aspect of those properties which are meant to be transferred to the future generations.
Nepal is one of the few countries in the world with so large number of ethnic communities and native languages (about 120 ethnic groups and languages) offering the colourful cultural diversity. Our cultural heritage tours and sometimes trekking, are designed to present our travelers the most popular and authentic cultures of the wonderful ethnic communities residing in different parts of Nepal. Starting from Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur (Kathmandu valley) where we see very rich ancient and medieval architectures and religious monuments, we can continue to the hills and the Himalayas where we can revive our sense of love of any unique and authentic culture like that of Sherpas, Tamangs, Gurungs, Buddhists, Hindus and so on. Many of those cultural artifacts have been recognized as the UNESCO World Heritage sites. Our cultural / heritage trips are interesting for travelers with different interests, tastes and plans ranging from very short to weeks-long holidays and luxury seekers to adventurous.
