Reviews

Lukla changed my trekking perspective

Walking back to Lukla on the last day, I genuinely didn’t want it to be over. Every step felt like leaving something behind that I wasn’t quite ready to let go of yet. It probably sounds a bit much, but anyone who’s done this trek will understand. That trail has a way of staying with you long after you’re home, and I’m already thinking about when I might go back.

Casper Hayes

Can literally do everest high passes again

Last day walking to lukla on the Everest High Passes Trek and i genuinely didn’t want it to end. like every step back was a step away from something i wasn’t ready to leave yet. sounds dramatic but if you’ve done it you know what i mean, that trail just gets into you. already thinking about when i can go back

Finn Johansson

A rest day at Gokyo became major highlight unexpectedly

Did the Everest High Passes Trek and gokyo was on another level, like actually stopped me in my tracks. Rest day there just wandering around the lake, no rush, was probably my favorite day of the whole trip. namche was good too honestly, just that slower pace after all the climbing felt so needed. didn’t expect a rest day to be a highlight but here we are

Alexander Becker

ABC waits for you just need a little training

Abc trek was unreal. sinua to deurali day was tough not gonna lie but worth it once we got close to base camp. jhino hot spring after was exactly what i needed too. Would recommend to literally anyone, just train your legs a bit before.

Francesca Rossi

Annapurna trek which I will do again

I did the Annapurna Base Camp Trek. When I stepped out of the tea house I was surrounded by peaks. I was still half asleep. had coffee in my hand. Nothing can really prepare you for a moment like that. It was amazing. On the way we went through Ghandruk. It was lovely. Ghandruk was the proper Gurung village that I passed through. Good experience recommended friends later as well.

Clara Martin

ABC Trek with my son

Brought my teenage son on the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, was scared about how we will manage. Stretch from deurali up to base camp is what he still talks about. Watching the landscape open up together, less forest, more rock and sky, was something we got to experience as a team rather than me just watching him do it alone. Reaching camp and seeing it all in front of us was a moment I’m glad we shared, just the two of us.

Luis Miller

Will never forget goraksep and everest

EBC trek was amazing honestly. Guide was great, checked on us a lot, food was decent too. Loved the day we got to gorak shep, views were insane. Would recommend to anyone thinking about it, just be ready for the cold.

Killian Gallagher

Unplanned Everest trek turned good

Went on the Everest Base Camp Trek alone, didn’t know a single person before I landed. Was messaging back and forth online trying to figure out which package made sense and they just kept helping, then put me with a small group before I even got to Kathmandu. Felt like friends by Namche honestly. The acclimatization days helped a lot too, could actually feel the difference after.

Oliver Laurent

Supportive guide made EBC memorable

Okay, so the Everest Base Camp Trek honestly the guide is what made it for me. Like he kept checking are you okay, need water, need to slow down, that kind of thing, whole way. and near Lobuche he was telling us how he’s been climbing since he was basically a kid, told us the whole story of Kala Patthar while we walked. that part i think about more than the actual views.

Lucas Almeida

Journey Through the Heart of Annapurna

When it comes to visitors, Annapurna and Mustang region of Nepal is an attraction to a dramatic number of trekkers each year. The easy accessibility, well-maintained trails, hotels, and variety of trails ranging from easy, moderate to strenuous can be the major reasons. Pokhara – the Lake City, Annapurna Conservation Area, Ghorepani, Poon Hill, Manang, Mustang, Kaligandaki gorge (deepest gorge in the world) and Annapurna Circuit are the major highlights of this place. Your journey starts from the foothills of Annapurna to the Annapurna massif.

Bayen

A Dedicated, Knowledgeable, and Truly Professional Guide

My Name is Basset Howard from Civic centre, Paris St, EX11sn Exeter Devon UK, Dhruba Bhatta is Best guide in Nepal, my first Visit December 2005, When he was employed by some trekking agency in Nepal and he acted as my guide on a short Everest Base Camp kalapathar Trek as far as Namche Bazaar called Everest panoramic view trek then I returned again in December 2006 to undertake the full trek to Everest Base Camp Kalapathar and My third visit to Nepal was in April 2011 and i had been Annapurna Circuit Trekking remarked how I were to have a guide so personable, knowledgeable and dedicated to me and my experience. I could not have agreed with them more and having never trekked this length before, I were novices. It is without doubt, that my guide been anyone other than Dhruba, I would not have had nearly the rich, authentic and thoroughly enjoyable experience I did on Trekking.

With Dhruba I enjoyed like those point:

1. Dhruba is A sensitive and sensibility to allow a good balance between conversation and respecting an individual or couples need for privacy, over 14 years Trekking guide experience.
2. In an intimate knowledge of the best accommodations, Tea stops and places of interest along the way, according to your own individual budget.
3. Truthful, genuine discussions, well-informed regarding anything from Nepal’s history and current politics, local religions and culture history geography natural landscape and all Mountain names and height.
4. A respect for an individual’s desired pace and physical condition.

We would highly recommend any potential Trekker in Nepal to enlist the service of Dhruba Bhatta. It is without a doubt that you will be richly rewarded if you do some trek in Nepal. His contact, Address is: nepalholidaytrip@yahoo.com, dhbhatta@yahoo.co.uk  and his website: www.nepalholidaytrip.com

Basset Howard

An Incredible Journey Around Annapurna with Dhruba

2011

An Incredible Journey Around Annapurna with Dhruba: Mr. Dhruba Bhatta guided us through the round Annapurna trekking April 2011.
I contacted Dhruba Bhatta couple of months earlier and through the net we defined the time table of our trekking. During this time Dhruba was available on line for us and gently settled all the issue raised by us.

We arrived from Israel through a transit in Mumbai to Katmandu airport where he met us with warm hospitality. After one night stay in a boutique hotel in Thamel he took us by bus to the starting point Besisahar.

From this point he took us safely through a ten day walking (approximately – 130 km) through Manang 3500 meters, Throng la – 5500 ending in the beautiful villages Muktinath, Jomsom and Pokhara.

During these days he carefully took care after all our needs, starting from adjusting the trekking to our fitness, staying and dinning in beautiful guest houses, directing the porters that took care after our belongings in the mountains, keeping us safe in the increasing, sometime extreme altitude environment which can become every moment dangerous to human being.

After the trekking, in the evening Dhruba Bhatta and his team and us together had a nice time and long talks where he introduced us with the Nepali tradition, life style, etc. During these talks we learned that Dhruba runs trekking in other areas of Nepal, Everest base camp, ABC, Poon hill, etc.

The Annapurna trekking under his guidance became a lovely and most important safe experience and I would recommend warmly on Dhruba Bhatta to everyone who wishes to go through guided trekking in the beautiful mountains of Nepal.

Dr. M. Yigla