Mardi Himal Trek is noted for being the lowest altitude peak  approved by the Nepal Government for climbing. Mardi Himal exists at the close proximity of Annapurna Range and it demarks the southwest ridge of Fishtail Mountain. Southwestern face of Mardi Himal comprises three ridges and all of them are distinguished by hanging glaciers. Mardi Himal can be easily accessed from the lake city of Pokhara by covering 15 miles of distance. Mardi Himal Trekking follows an alternative trekking route for Annapurna Circuit Trek. Despite being at the lowest altitude, Mardi Himal is also the least climbed peak in Nepal. Once arrived at the foothill of Mardi peak, we will follow the Mardi Himal trekking route that stretches up through the eastern face of Mardi peak. We can enjoy the sights of valleys and forested ridges in the south of Mardi peak. Despite being a difficult, the ascent will lead you to the summit of Mardi Peak from. It is from here that we will enjoy the panoramic views of magnificent Annapurna ranges and Machhapuchchhre peak. Mardi Himal is an easy trek. You absolutely need zero climbing experience to aim for it. To add to it, Mardi Himal treks remains open throughout the year. Ace Holiday Treks currently offers 9 days Mardi Himal treks. We will take 7 hours of the drive to Pokhara and reach Kande from where the trek begins. Then we make an ascent towards  the ridge to Australian camp  village and pass through the forest to Pothana from where the trail stretches through forest and meadow to Mardi Himal base camp.  Afterwards , we will return back from the base camp  through Siding village to Hyanja village. Then, we will return back to Kathmandu via Pokhara.

Nepal’s Mustang region is one of the best preserved Tibetan Buddhist sites in the world. It was known as a semi-autonous kingdom until 2008.. Flying to Jomsom and then trekking around Lower Mustang—through Kagbeni, Muktinath, Jharkot and Lupra is the best way if you want to visit the beautiful Mustang without needing to pay for the expensive Upper Mustang permit.The Lower Mustang Trek offers a unique journey through one of Nepal's most culturally rich and geographically diverse regions. This trek is perfect for those who wish to explore the mystical landscapes and ancient traditions of Mustang without venturing into the more remote Upper Mustang. The adventure begins in Kathmandu, where you can soak in the vibrant culture and historical charm of the city. Visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) and Boudhanath Stupa provide a fascinating introduction to Nepal's religious heritage.The trek officially kicks off with a scenic drive or flight to Pokhara, a serene city nestled beside Phewa Lake and surrounded by the Annapurna mountain range. From Pokhara, a short flight to Jomsom reveals stunning aerial views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri peaks. The actual trekking begins from Jomsom, taking you to Kagbeni, a quaint village that serves as the gateway to Upper Mustang. The trail to Kagbeni follows the Kali Gandaki River, flanked by the world's deepest gorge.Continuing from Kagbeni, the trek ascends to Muktinath, a sacred site for both Hindus and Buddhists. Muktinath, located at an altitude of 3,817 meters, is known for its eternal flame and 108 water spouts. Pilgrims from all over the world visit this revered site, adding a spiritual dimension to the trek. The route back to Jomsom offers a chance to revisit the breathtaking landscapes and traditional Thakali villages, providing deeper insights into the local culture and lifestyle.After completing the trek, you return to Pokhara for a relaxing day, where you can enjoy the city's natural beauty and peaceful ambiance. The journey back to Kathmandu by road offers a final opportunity to admire Nepal's diverse landscapes. The Lower Mustang Trek concludes in Kathmandu, where you can reflect on the unforgettable experiences and memories made during this remarkable journey.This trek is an excellent choice for trekkers of all levels, offering moderate challenges, stunning scenery, and a rich cultural experience. It's a journey that blends adventure with spirituality, set against the backdrop of some of the most beautiful landscapes Nepal has to offer. Permits & regulationsAn Annapurna Conservation Area permits are required for trekking in and around Jomsom. Ypu might get these  in Kathmandu or Pokhara.Note: An extra, expensive permit is required for entry into Upper Mustang, past Kagbeni ($500 for 10 days). It is necessary to trek with a guide in Upper Mustang.

Darjeeling, with its rolling tea plantations and the majestic Kanchenjunga as a backdrop, unfolds like a dream. The mist-kissed hills, the charming toy train rides, and the aromatic tea gardens create a canvas painted with emotions. Every sunrise from Tiger Hill becomes a spiritual experience, a moment of connection with the universe.Sikkim, the jewel of the Eastern Himalayas, beckons with its alpine landscapes and monastic serenity. As you navigate through the winding roads, each turn unveils a vista more breathtaking than the last. The monasteries, perched on hillsides, echo with the chants of monks, creating an emotional resonance that transcends the ordinary.Together, these destinations weave a narrative of exploration, self-discovery, and a profound connection with nature. The vibrant prayer flags fluttering in the mountain breeze, the bustling markets filled with local flavors, and the genuine smiles of the people you meet—all contribute to the emotional tapestry of your journey.Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the enchanting landscapes of Sikkim and Darjeeling, where nature's beauty unfolds in breathtaking vistas. This tour, a fusion of culture and scenic splendor, begins with the vibrant city of Kolkata. From here, a short flight takes you to Bagdogra, the gateway to the serene hills of Darjeeling. Nestled in the Eastern Himalayas, Darjeeling welcomes you with its colonial charm and panoramic views of the Kanchenjunga range. The tour weaves through the verdant tea gardens, where the aroma of Darjeeling tea fills the air. As you traverse the winding roads, Kalimpong beckons with its tranquility and cultural richness.

Golden Triangle extension with Kashmir isn't just a tour; it's an invitation to paradise itself – Kashmir, the ethereal "Heaven on Earth." Imagine a journey where every moment is a brushstroke painting the canvas of your heart with the most exquisite landscapes and imperial beauty.Gulmarg and Sonmarg, the crown jewels of Kashmir, await you with open arms. In Gulmarg, feel the crisp mountain air as you gaze upon pristine snow-capped peaks. It's not just a destination; it's a dreamy escape into nature's grandeur. Sonmarg, the meadow of gold, unfolds like a fairy tale, where every meandering path leads to a story waiting to be told.But it's not just about places; it's about emotions. The Tulip Garden, with its vibrant hues, becomes a symphony of joy for your senses. Picture yourself amidst a kaleidoscope of colors, surrounded by the gentle fragrance of blooming tulips – a scene straight out of a dream.Our meticulously crafted itinerary is more than a travel plan; it's a promise of complete satisfaction. Kashmir, with its majestic mountains and serene valleys, becomes the backdrop for your unforgettable journey. The warmth of the locals, the soul-soothing shikara rides on Dal Lake, and the rich tapestry of culture woven into every corner – these are the experiences that make our Golden Triangle extension with Kashmir a masterpiece of emotions.Book this tour with us, and leave behind all your travel worries. We're not just tour guides; we're memory-makers. To be with us is to embrace the art of having fun, to surrender to the magic of Kashmir, and to let every worry be carried away by the winds that whisper through the Himalayan valleys. Because with us, your journey isn't just a trip; it's a celebration of life, love, and the sheer beauty of being alive. Come, let's paint your story in the hues of Kashmir – where every moment feels like a piece of heaven on Earth.

The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, nestled in the Annapurna region of Nepal, is a captivating journey that encapsulates the essence of the Himalayas in a relatively short span. Commencing from Nayapul, the trek meanders through picturesque landscapes, encompassing terraced fields, traditional villages, and dense rhododendron forests. The highlight of this trek is the ascent to Poon Hill, a vantage point that unveils an awe-inspiring panorama of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges during the early morning sunrise.Throughout the trek, trekkers traverse a diverse terrain, from charming villages like Ghorepani, where the warmth of local hospitality is palpable, to the serene village of Ghandruk, known for its traditional Gurung architecture and cultural heritage. The journey not only offers breathtaking mountain views but also provides an immersive cultural experience as trekkers engage with the local communities, gaining insights into their traditions and way of life.Tea houses, strategically placed along the route, offer a blend of comfort and authenticity, providing trekkers with a chance to rejuvenate while savoring local cuisine. The trek also encompasses natural hot springs in Jhinu Danda, offering a therapeutic break for weary muscles.The trek is accessible to a wide range of trekkers, making it an ideal choice for both beginners and seasoned adventurers seeking a Himalayan experience without an extended time commitment. The trek concludes with a return to Nayapul, leaving trekkers with lasting memories of the majestic Himalayan landscapes, vibrant rhododendron blooms, and the cultural tapestry woven into the fabric of the Annapurna region. The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek stands as a testament to the allure of Nepal's trekking routes, providing a condensed yet profound Himalayan adventure.

Embark on an enchanting journey with the Goa-Mumbai Tour, a seamless blend of cultural richness, natural beauty, and vibrant experiences. Starting in the tropical paradise of Goa, each day unfolds like a chapter in a travel novel. Begin by immersing yourself in the sun-kissed beaches of Baga and Anjuna, then delve into the historical tapestry of Old Goa, adorned with UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the Basilica of Bom Jesus. The adventure continues with a nature retreat to Dudhsagar, Goa's majestic waterfall, offering a refreshing escape into lush landscapes.Transitioning to the bustling metropolis of Mumbai by train, the city welcomes you with open arms. Explore iconic landmarks like the Gateway of India and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of Colaba Causeway. The journey then leads to the spiritual haven of Shirdi, where the Sai Baba Temple beckons devotees and seekers alike. Take a moment of tranquility in Dwarkamai and Chavadi, immersing yourself in the spiritual aura of this sacred town.Returning to Mumbai, the city reveals more layers of its cultural tapestry. Visit museums, explore Elephanta Caves, and meander through neighborhoods like Bandra and Worli. The grand finale awaits as you board a flight to Kathmandu, Nepal, where ancient temples and bustling markets beckon. From Durbar Square to Thamel's vibrant streets, each moment in Kathmandu is a cultural odyssey.The Goa-Mumbai Tour is not merely a physical journey; it's a narrative woven with experiences that linger in the heart. Whether basking on Goa's beaches, navigating Mumbai's vibrant chaos, seeking spiritual solace in Shirdi, or immersing in Kathmandu's cultural kaleidoscope, this tour promises a tapestry of memories, each more vivid than the last.

Upper Mustang trek is located beyond the great Himalayan range in the western part of Nepal. Many foreigners who come to Nepal for trekking would want to include upper mustang in their itinerary as it provides them with the opportunity to peek at the ancient Buddhist and Tibetan culture that is still prevalent in the region. The major attractions of the upper Mustang treks are undoubtedly the ancient monasteries, some of which were built thousands of years ago, and the replete caves that lie scattered in the region. The culture at upper Mustang is a beautiful amalgamation of Tibetan and Buddhist traditions. In the past, it was an independent state with a separate King ruling the region. Lo-Manthang is still considered as the Kingdom of upper Mustang.The existing culture of the people of the upper Mustang region greatly resembles to the Tibetan cultures exercised by the Buddhists. Going to the upper Mustang as part of the trek is one of the great ways to experience the old charm of the Himalayan mountain deserts. Several old and new monasteries and ancient caves fall along the trekking trail. And it comes as a no surprise that the word Mustang comes from two Tibetan words “mun” and “tan” roughly translated as the "fertile plain". Until recently, Mustang had enjoyed its status as an independent state with Jigme Dorje Palbar Bista being the last king of the region. It, however, lost its independent status in October 2008 when the Nepal government passed a ruling to that effect.Mustang, however, had largely remained in oblivion and was under sort of anonymity even amongst the domestic tourists until the government of Nepal granted access to the western tourists in October, 1991. However, the government still places several restrictions on the number of tourists entering the secluded Himalayan province. The government takes special measures to protect its ancient culture from being influenced by the west. Special permit passes are required to gain entry into the region for the prospective tourists.The fascinating trek kicks off with a trip to Pokhara from Kathmandu, the capital city. Over a period of 9 days, the trip and trek encompasses several places which include Jomsom, Kagbeni, Chele, Geling, Charang, Namgyal, among others. Tourists will also have the chance to explore the Kali Gandaki River Valley, which is considered as the deepest gorge in the world.