
Meet our local partner in Nepal

Our local partners in Nepal are on hand to take care of everything while you’re away. From your friendly arrival at the airport to your homebound flight, you’re in the capable hands of knowledgeable and trained guides and drivers who’ll help everything run smoothly from start to finish. Although our trips give you plenty of freedom to explore Nepal independently, we take care of the logistics behind the scenes, arranging transfers and local support so you can spend less time worrying about getting from A to B. Our guides and drivers know Nepal inside out and are proud to share their home country with you, offering plenty of local tips and insights along the way.
Who are they?
We’ve been working with our local partner for many years, and they’re a great fit for the way we like to travel. Established in Kathmandu in 2005, they’re a proudly Nepalese company with a team of passionate local travel experts who know their country from the inside out. Their focus is on creating authentic experiences that bring travellers closer to local people, culture and landscapes, often taking you beyond the better-known sights. Their experienced team is there to support you throughout your journey, while their strong network of local guides, drivers, accommodation providers and community projects helps make sure your trip benefits the people and places you visit.

Making good things happen together
Responsible travel is at the heart of what our local partner does. They’re Travelife certified for sustainability and focus on three key areas: empowering local communities, protecting the environment and giving back. They employ locally, pay fair wages and support training opportunities, while their community-based tourism and homestay projects help create income in rural areas and give women greater opportunities to take on leadership roles. They’re also working to reduce their environmental impact through initiatives such as renewable energy, reducing single-use plastics and introducing electric vehicles. It’s an approach that aims to make sure tourism has a positive impact on the people, communities and landscapes of Nepal
