Nepal
Kathmandu → Himalayas
A focused leg into the Himalayas. We travel from Central Asia toward Nepal for mountain landscapes, trails and a slower pace.
Working dates
1 April – 30 April 2027
Starting time
1 April 2027
Distance
Approx. 500 km
Route ends
Himalayas
Working schedule only — dates, route and bookings may change as the expedition develops.
Route at a glance
From start to finish
The working plan
What we want to do
Nepal — Two Ways Into the Himalayas
Nepal isn’t just another trip. It’s the kind of place that can completely reset your idea of adventure.
Right now, we’re considering two very different routes.
Option 1 — Three High Passes + Lobuche East
Cross three of the highest trekking passes in the Everest region, surrounded by some of the biggest mountains on Earth — then take it one step further with an attempt on Lobuche East, 6,119m.
High altitude. Long days. Glaciers. Huge views. A proper Himalayan challenge.
Option 2 — Annapurna Circuit
A completely different journey through the Himalayas. Villages, valleys, changing landscapes and days on the trail before crossing the Thorong La at 5,416m.
Less about reaching one summit and more about experiencing Nepal one step at a time.
Two routes. One question: how big do we want to go?
This isn’t about collecting destinations.
It’s about coming home with stories you’ll still be telling years later.
Nepal is calling. We just need to choose the route.
What we have done
- We have a guide
- We have a program
- Part of the team is already in
- A plan for first-time Kathmandu visitors
Places we want to visit
- Mountains
- More mountains
- Even more mountains
How we plan to travel
- Private cars and taxis
- Fly to Lukla — one of the world’s most dangerous airports
- walking
What is booked
Join leg 3
Interested in Nepal?
Tell us who you are and what part of this route interests you. We’ll share updates as the plan becomes definite.
Next journey leg
Leg 4 — Indonesia