Touch The Himalaya Treks & Expedition

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• Maurice Klemm

  27 March 2018

  one day before i was flying to kathmandu i contacted tthimalaya to organize a trek to manaslu. it was amazing how fast madan (the owner) organized everything. i got picked up at the airport, he organized a hotel and the whole trek with a local guide. the communication was clear, fast and the price really fair. i highly recommend this company for any activities in nepal. its a small company but working just with local guides from the mountain area. Arjun, our Guide was perfect for us, because he grew up in the Manaslu area so i was able to dive deep in to the culture of buddhism in Nepal and Tibet. Be clear what you wanna expear and dont be afraid to ask if he can organize something else for you.

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• Camphill Treks Nepal

  24 May 2014

  Trekking is a fantastic way to come face-to-face with the unfathomable beauty of nature and the cultural richness of exotic far-off lands. It is nice to announce that Touch The Himalaya Treks and Expedition's mission is to “make waves” to enable the disabled and elderly through pursuit of the “trekking experience.”
  Through the unification of our highly trained, English speaking staff and recent advancements in mobility technology, Touch The Himalaya Trekking is facilitating a new paradigm by creating opportunities for the spirit of mankind to emerge. Our fully certified and professional staff is handpicked with an eye towards key human qualities such as empathy, compassion and kindness. With 10 to 15 years of combined experience, our experts have designed full-service trekking packages that specifically accommodate those with disabilities. In order to accommodate all interests, we offer adventure packages that range in duration from four days to a month. Whatever the choice, we are committed to providing a well-managed and truly memorable experience.
  
  We use Horses, Carrying people in baskets by porters, Wheel Chairs, Joëlettes etc. to carry people suffering with physically less able, who like to see mountains, do some trekking around Nepal's mountain.

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