Nepal’s highest trekking peak at 6,476m is the ideal non-technical challenge for the experienced trekker looking for their next big adventure.

Spectacular scenery, big mountain views and fantastic trekking make Manaslu a superb off-the-beaten-track alternative to the neighbouring Annapurnas.

Celebrated as the birthplace of the Buddha, this World Heritage Site is a temple complex of immense religious significance that attracts Buddhist pilgrims from around the world.

The tiny airstrip at Lukla is the main point of entry for trekkers heading to the trails of the Everest region. It is one of the most scenic and dramatic landing strips in the world.

Situated in the southeast of Nepal, Koshi Tappu is one of Asia's finest birdwatching areas. The reserve's varied habitat provides a home to over 500 different species of birds as well as an impressive diversity of wildlife.

Imbued with centuries of culture and a sense of almost mischievous excitement, Kathmandu is a city that cannot fail to beguile. Crammed with temples and courtyards, shops and merchants this is where the Middle Ages and the modern world collide. Steeped in over 2,000 years of history, the city, along with nearby Patan and Bhaktapur, boast some of the finest architectural monuments in the country and the city’s meandering network of alleys and side streets are a positive pleasure to explore. Highlights include the World Heritage setting of Durbar Square, the remarkable temple of Pashupatinath, the Monkey Temple of Swayambunath and the tourist centre of Thamel.

Just a few hours drive from Kathmandu, the Ganesh Himal range is easily accessible yet remains relatively unknown. With several peaks over 7,000m and a network of village trails it offers superb trekking, firmly off-the-beaten-track.

The most iconic trekking destination in the world at the foot of the world’s highest mountain, Everest Base Camp is a classic trek in its own right or you can continue on to the Gokyo Lakes and other high passes and trails.

The rare Bengal tiger, one-horned rhinos and elephants aplenty are among the wildlife to be found at Nepal’s oldest national park in the central terai region. Wildlife viewing can be enjoyed on foot, by canoe and from the comfort of your safari lodge.