Nepal Eco Adventure was a top notch travel operator. Every detail was taken care of and every day ran incredibly smoothly. The operator even suggested cultural day tours for when we had days in Kathmandu as well as suggestions for yoga in Kathmandu after we completed our trek. It felt like we had a friend in Nepal! I wouldn't hesitate using this operator!

As a family we did 8 days Annapurna Base Camp trek. We are all giving it OVER! 5 stars review. Nepal Eco Adventures delivered on all aspects of their services and created memories for us that will go down in our family collective memories for generations. It was exceptionally well organized, and delivered. What is important, that we felt as a very smooth and seamless trip, but we can imagine how much work it took to create this feeling of "sprezzatura". Our guide - Ram was absolutely fantastic, not only regarding safety and sound judgment regarding the trekking/food/accommodations, but was also engaging us in discussions on the history Nepal, buddhism, hindu religions as well as geology, fauna, flora of the mountains and local cultures. He is not only a 5* guide, but also a real intellectual leader. Physically it was a little taxing, but we felt safe with Ram and two porters. On an interesting note one porter was a Nepalese Christian Minister and the other was a buddhist monk in training. Highly, highly recommend!!! Jan/Bozena/Alexander Skowronski Birmingham, Alabama

We had an amazing experience. Our porter Bishnu and guide Yadu took extremely good care of us and were great company during our 8-day Poon Hill ABC trek. Thank you too to the manager Chhatra in Kathmandu who helped us prepare for the trip after we made the booking up to the day before we left. I can 100% recommend Nepal Eco Adventure for the best Nepal experience!

I have a great time with the team, amazing experience and everything was great. Thank you !

We had high hopes for our short trek on limited time, but I would not recommend this route for future travelers. Our guide, Bijay, was really great. High marks for him all around. I think he made the most out of a bad route. It’s a little too close to Kathmandu, so air quality and visibility were big issues for us. Our research indicated skies would be clearer in February, but the views of the Himalayas were mostly obscured, which is the fault of bad luck more than anything. But they haven’t planned a very fun route either. It’s mostly stairs the first day, followed by a walk along a quiet road the second. There are some good views to be had, but none of it really felt like hiking. We opted out of the third day’s walk. I also wish accommodations were more clear on the website. We upgraded our stay in Nagarkot and that was good, but the hotel in Chisopani was really rough. a “tea house” sounded like a cozy experience, but I think we would have been more comfortable if we had pitched a tent and camped for the night. For two people, it was fairly expensive, so we expected something more comfortable.