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Explore the global trekking paradise where varied routes are offered to walkers of all levels
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An exceptional land nestled between China to the North, India to the South, East and West, Nepal first fascinates with its exceptional geography. Indeed, it has a very wide variety of landscapes ranging from the plains of the Terai which border the southern border to the icy peaks of the “roof of the world” in the North with 8 of the 14 highest peaks in the world at more than 8000m, including Everest “Sagarmatha” in Nepali (8848m); passing through the hills of the Himalayan foothills with its jungles, gorges and valleys like that of Kathmandu.

This country also fascinates with the diversity of populations and cultures. The country has more than 60 different ethnic groups and castes, and is home to many UNESCO World Heritage sites. Its extraordinary hospitality and unique heritage make it a very attractive destination.

It has become the world’s trekking paradise where varied routes and all levels are offered to walkers. Less experienced hikers will find what they are looking for in a trek through the Pokhara valley or the balconies of the Annapurnas; the legendary tour of the Annapurnas with the passage of Thorung La (5416m) which ranks among one of the most beautiful in the world. For more experienced trekkers, the Everest base camp, a true myth due to the difficulty of the route and the unforgettable emotion, or the grand tour of Manaslu (8156m) in the wild Himalayas, still little visited, and which will delight walkers looking for authenticity. All this enhanced by evenings and well-deserved rest in the lodges or with locals, or in tents with the friendliness of the guides and porters, always very attentive.

Of course, we cannot ignore the capital: Kathmandu (1350m), mythical city, favorite destination of hippies who traveled in the 60s. Former city-kingdom, its teeming streets which punctuate the life of Kathmandu, can be explored on foot, allowing you to discover the mixed colors of Hinduism and Buddhism. Its Boudhanath and its famous stupa, a high Buddhist place no longer has its divine eye, and the summit is under renovation, following work started before the earthquake, but the temple maintains its proud appearance and still arouses devotion, notably Tibetans who wander around reciting mantras.

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The 2015 earthquake certainly left its mark but the city is still proudly standing and recovering thanks to the optimism of the Nepalese.

Kathmandu and neighboring cities: Patan and Bhaktapur, equally exceptional but more traditional than the capital, between them reveal a multitude of architectural treasures, notably the majestic Durbar Square, pillar and heart of Nepalese civilization.
Fans of festivities will find what they are looking for during the many festivals such as Holi, that of colors during which the Nepalese splash each other with paint and water, or Deepawali, that of lights.

Nature lovers will not be left out with the exploration of the country’s many parks on the back of an elephant, such as the Chitwan National Park where rhinos and tigers live. Come do it with Franco Nepal Treks, Mohan and his team are waiting for YOU for YOUR adventure.

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Tamang Heritage Trail

The Tamang Heritage Trail trek is an 8-day adventure of medium+/difficult level, culminating at 3200m above sea level. This new lodge and homestay tour offers an authentic immersion in the Tamang territory, with spectacular views of the Ganesh Himal and Langtang ranges and the Tibetan massifs. With daily walks of 6-7 hours, this wild trek crosses traditional villages and terraced crops, allowing a privileged meeting with the local population.

Annapurna Sanctuary

The Annapurna Sanctuary trek is a 12-day moderate+/difficult adventure, culminating at 4130m above sea level at Annapurna Base Camp. This lodge trek offers unique proximity to 8000m peaks and their impressive glaciers. The route passes through traditional Gurung villages and rhododendron forests, alternating between high altitude pastures and wilderness, with daily walks of 5-7 hours. The culmination is the arrival at the base camp, in the heart of an amphitheater of mythical peaks.

Chitwan National Park

The Annapurna Balcony trek is an ideal medium-level route, offering 7 days of accessible adventure with 4-6 hours of daily walking up to 3250m. From Pokhara to Ghorepani, this lodge trek passes through charming Gurung villages and rhododendron forests, offering breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri massifs.

The Manaslu tour

The Tour du Manaslu is a demanding 17-day trek of difficult+ level, culminating at the Larkya pass at an altitude of 5160m. This wild and authentic trek, in lodges and homestays, crosses remote valleys offering spectacular views of 7000-8000m peaks. The route allows total immersion in Nepalese culture, passing from Gurung villages to Tibetan villages, with daily walks of 5-9 hours through a wide diversity of landscapes, from valley bottoms to high passes.

The Tour of the Annapurnas trek

The Annapurna Tour is a legendary 14 to 19 day trek of medium+/difficult level, culminating at the Thorung-La pass at an altitude of 5416m. This lodge route, considered one of the most beautiful treks in the world, offers an incredible diversity of landscapes: from tropical forests to high Himalayan peaks. The trek crosses villages of different ethnic groups, allowing the discovery of varied cultures and traditions, with the added bonus of natural hot springs. Two versions are possible: a short one by plane from Jomsom, and a long one via Ghorepani.

The Kingdom of Mustang

The Mustang Kingdom trek is a unique 15-day adventure of medium+/difficult level, with daily walks of 5-7 hours up to 3950m altitude. This lodge and homestay trek introduces you to a mysterious region recently opened to travelers, with its fortified capital Lo-Manthang, its troglodyte villages, and its desert landscapes punctuated by yak caravans. The route passes through authentic villages and offers total immersion in this preserved Tibetan culture.

Langtang-Helambu Trek

The Langtang-Helambu trek offers a complete 14-day adventure of medium+/difficult level, with daily 5-8 hour walks up to 4600m altitude. This lodge route combines the best of both regions: the spectacular panoramas of peaks like Langtang Lirung and Ganesh Himal, the possible ascent of Tsergo Ri (5000m), the sacred lakes of Goshaikunda, and the discovery of Tamang villages and authentic Tibetans in the middle of rhododendron forests and yak pastures.

Everest trek (Base camp+Kalapatthar)

The Everest Base Camp trek is a 12-day adventure of medium+/difficult level, with daily walks of 5-7 hours up to 5100m altitude. Departing from Lukla, this lodge trek crosses the country of the Sherpas and offers breathtaking views of the highest peaks in the world, including Everest. Highlights include climbing Kalapattar (5545m), exploring the Khumbu Glacier, traditional villages like Khumjung, and spectacular sunsets over the Roof of the World.

Halesi-Badel Trek

The Halesi-Badel trek offers an authentic 11-day immersion in wild and preserved Nepal, up to 2500m altitude. This medium+ level trek in a lodge and homestay allows you to discover traditional villages, terraced crops and the famous Hindu site of Halesi, far from the beaten track. With daily walks of 5-6 hours, it allows a real meeting with local populations attached to their traditions.

Gokyo trek

The Gokyo trek is a 12-day adventure of medium+/difficult level, culminating at 4720m above sea level. Departing from Lukla, this lodge trek crosses the country of the Sherpas to the spectacular Gokyo Ri (5450m), offering 360° panoramic views of four of the highest peaks in the world, including Everest. The route also allows you to admire the Cho-Oyu glacier, its turquoise lakes, and the richness of the Himalayan fauna and flora.

Annapurna Balcony

The Annapurna Balcony trek is an ideal medium-level route, offering 7 days of accessible adventure with 4-6 hours of daily walking up to 3250m. From Pokhara to Ghorepani, this lodge trek passes through charming Gurung villages and rhododendron forests, offering breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri massifs.

Kathmandu Valley Trek

The Kathmandu Valley trek is an accessible 5-day easy/medium trek, with daily walks of 4-6 hours up to 2200m altitude. This lodge trek offers the perfect introduction to the Himalayas, with spectacular views of the entire range, including Everest, at sunrise. The route passes through beautiful traditional villages and their terraced cultures, and allows the discovery of the Namobuddha monastery as well as the historic towns of Panauti and Bhaktapur.

Trek Langtang

The Langtang trek is an 8-day adventure of medium level, with daily walks of 5-6 hours up to 3800m altitude. Departing from Sybrubesi, this lodge trek passes through rhododendron forests and traditional Tamang and Tibetan villages. Highlights include the optional ascent of Tsergo Ri (5000m) offering a 360° panoramic view of 7200m peaks, and the discovery of yak pastures in an authentic Himalayan atmosphere.

Trek Helambu

The Helambu trek is an 8-day adventure of medium+ difficulty, with daily walks of 5-7 hours up to 3590m above sea level. This lodge-based trek offers an immersion in an authentic region, crossing beautiful Sherpa villages and their monasteries. The route offers spectacular views of the Ganesh Himal, Langtang and Dorje Lakpa massifs, while crossing terraced crops and a region renowned for its rich biodiversity.

Everest trek (Kalapattar + Base Camp via Gokyo and Chola)

The Everest trek via Gokyo and Chola is a challenging 17-day adventure culminating at 5545m, with daily walks of 5-8 hours. This lodge-based route offers exceptional 360° panoramas of the world’s highest peaks, including from Gokyo Ri (5450m) and Kalapattar (5545m). The trek passes through traditional Sherpa villages such as Khumjung, skirts the Khumbu Glacier, and offers spectacular glacial lakes, before reaching Everest Base Camp with unforgettable sunsets on the Roof of the World.