
Nepal holds eight of the world's fourteen highest mountains and a thousand years of living culture in a country you can cross in a morning's flight. Medieval cities where woodcarvers still work their family squares; monastery valleys under Everest; jungle in the south where rhinos walk at dawn. We have worked this ground since 1998 — every journey here is private, built around your dates, and drawn from the places we know deserve your time.
The world's highest peak, seen at close range — by lodge, and by helicopter
UNESCO World Heritage temples and rich Newari culture
One of the world's best long-distance treks
Wildlife sanctuary with rhinos, tigers, and elephants
The lake, the Annapurna skyline, and the gentlest pace in Nepal
Birthplace of Buddha and sacred pilgrimage site
Discover the distinct regions and experiences that make Nepal extraordinary.
Explore Kathmandu Valley in luxury. Seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, ancient t...
The Everest region in comfort: the Khumbu's finest lodges, expert Sherpa guides,...
Trek the Annapurna region in luxury. From Poon Hill sunrise to Tilicho Lake, exp...
Luxury wildlife safari in Chitwan National Park, Nepal. Track one-horned rhinos,...
Pokhara in comfort: Phewa Lake, the Annapurna skyline, ridge-top lodges, and the...
Explore the forbidden kingdom of Upper Mustang. Ancient Buddhist monasteries, dr...
Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) in Kathmandu is Nepal's main international gateway. Direct flights are available from major Asian cities including Delhi, Bangkok, Doha, and Singapore.
Domestic flights link Kathmandu with Pokhara, Lukla, and the Terai. On our journeys, every transfer is by private vehicle with a driver and guide, and all domestic flights are booked and managed by our Kathmandu operations — you will never navigate this yourself.
Main international gateway to Nepal. Most flights connect via Doha, Istanbul, or Delhi. Direct flights available from select Asian cities.
Typical airlines: Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, Himalaya Airlines, Nepal Airlines, Air India, FlyDubai
International flights are not included in CuratedAscents packages.
Shoes are considered impure and removing them shows respect
The left hand is considered unclean in Nepali culture
Cover shoulders and knees when visiting temples and monasteries
Many locals appreciate being asked first, especially monks and elderly
This follows the traditional circumambulation direction
Altitude sickness is a concern above 2,500m — acclimatize slowly and stay hydrated. Drink only bottled or purified water. Travel insurance with emergency evacuation is essential for trekking.
The Nepali Rupee (NPR) is the local currency. Cards are accepted at the hotels and restaurants our journeys use; a modest amount of cash is useful for artisans and small purchases. On CuratedAscents journeys, staff gratuities are already included — no envelopes, no arithmetic. Independent dining typically tips around 10%.
Our AI Expedition Architect will craft a bespoke luxury itinerary tailored to your dates, interests, and travel style.