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I cannot acknowledge Nepal Spirit Adventure enough! I had an incredible trip once-in-a-lifetime experience, the trek wasn’t easy and was beyond!! It was all thanks to them, they took care of absolutely everything from start to finish of my trip to Nepal. Ram was brilliant, so kind, and well organized, and answered swiftly what I asked. My trek guide and all the porters were friendly and knowledgeable, they made us all feel very safe the whole trek of Everest base camp, if you are thinking of doing EBC, or any other trek route in Nepal Himalaya, I highly recommend Nepal Spirit Adventure they’re the best forever. 2024-02-13

We enjoyed the trip ebc, the trek was organized by Nepal Spirit Adventure Nepal base trek operator, and they had the best experienced staff. We didn’t face any difficulties in weather conditions, many people say that February month wasn't a good time for the Everest base camp trek but we say it was the perfect time, good weather, less crowded, and a peaceful environment! Thanks, Nepal Spirit for the wonderful effort we had the best trek experience at Everest base camp, and we will be back again for a trip to Gokyo Lake.

Thanks to the team of Nepal Spirit Adventure!! Especially to Ram was key in organizing successfully my dream to reach the Mount Everest base camp, guide Tony and Porter Kami were friendly and informed, and they took care very well in every step, without them even I couldn’t have thought of reaching until Namche Bazaar, I enjoyed this trip very much and everyday seen the best mountains views, the service from Nepal Spirit Adventure provided high quality;

Thank you, Ram! you did good work and well-organized the best trek and we enjoyed it a lot and had the best time. The trek guide Promad was incredible, had much experience with this venture, and provided the best service, we enjoyed his guide, and help us every moment along the journey. We were quite doubtful about the weather when we made the plan to EBC in February, Mr. Ram always sent us good answers before we arrived in Kathmandu, so we had one of the best weather along the whole trip, seeing the best views every day wasn’t as difficult as we thought, we highly recommend this trek for anyone who has never done in life, you can start this trek during February but don’t mind to book with Nepal Spirit Adventure because they have expertise crews!!

Well, organized, and everything was perfect, experienced trek guide, honest strong porter, clean lodges, and delicious food throughout the trek, without good support from Nepal Spirit Adventure wouldn’t have even thought of reaching the Everest base camp thanks, Ram! Every day we had the best mountain views!!

I enjoyed the Everest base camp helicopter tour, it was my first time in Nepal, had a short holiday not enough to do the Everest base camp trek on foot. The heli flight was delightful and took 5 hours from Kathmandu to Kathmandu. Landed at Kalapatthar for a short photo session but was wonderful and had a close view of Everest and many mountains and helicopter landed at Syangboche-Everest View Hotel for breakfast with a spectacular view of Everest and many mountains, so if you do not have time to reach Everest base camp this tour is one of the best options for see the Himalayas and ‘EVEREST’ thanks Ram and team of Nepal Spirit Adventure, next time will come to Nepal for Annapurna base camp trek no doubt to join any activities in Kathmandu, Nepal. Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour: 2024-03-11

Thanks, Ram and team of Nepal Spirit Adventure for organizing the best trip, it was an amazing adventure with a wonderful experience. The Mountain View and landscape were spectacular, and the kind indigenous people were friendly with a peaceful cultural heritage similar to the Tibetan ethnic, February is the best and quietest for a walk highly recommend this trail to others with Nepal Spirit Adventure no doubt they are a professional trek company.

Trekking Langtang trail with Nepal Spirit Adventure. www.Nepalspiritadventure.com

Not many travelers visit Nepal's Himalayan Mountains during the winter season. Esper and I did, and simultaneously avoided large groups of other travelers so that we could experience the quiet, wild mountain landscapes in all their unique beauty. In 3.5 days we went from 1,400 elevation to 3,850 meters on the Langtang trail. The round trip was almost 80 km, and we managed the descent in 2 days at 23 km and 17 km per day. We felt very lucky that the owner of Nepal Spirit Adventure, Ram Thapa Magar came along for the trip—a very nice experience. We are soon up where trees are rare and signs of 21st-century civilization are even rarer. There is no water but ice on the bathroom floor in the morning. The accommodation is Spartan but clean and adequate, and when it's freezing outside, it's freezing inside. Here there are no ringing phones, no humming TV, and Wi-Fi rarely works. The power is obtained from a small solar cell unit on the tin roof. An old car battery keeps the power going after sunset.

The toilet is the hygienic Squatting Pan Toilet, which is a challenge for tired knees. But I quickly mastered the technique of using the ladle in the right hand and washing with the left. And I am sending a thought to India and their total ban on eating with the left hand and all their hand washing with soap before eating. The icy water here in the mountains of Nepal gives an extra twist to the "toilet visit without toilet paper" method. However, what the small teahouses lack in modern facilities, they more than make up for, with sky-high views on all sides.

The 7,234-meter-high mountain, Langtang Lirung, with snow a few thousand meters up, towers high in front of us. We sit and cling our cold hands to a cup of scalding tea and look at the peaks that are only some kilometers away - and relatively close to Tibet and the Chinese border. You are never more than an hour's walk from a simmering kitchen, a warm hearth, and a bed for the night. Altogether it was 5 nights, and in Langtang Village, we also commemorate the earthquake in 2015 at the Memorial Monument. The highest place we stayed was Kyanjin Gompa at 3,870m. At the altitude of 3,500 meters, the air will only contain 66% of the oxygen, it does at sea level. So I had a rough night.

We were combined with the annoyances from burning Yak shit smoke on the fireplace last night and Altitude sickness. But our super guide Ram took good care of us. Suban, our porter carried my backpack with the bulk of our luggage. Interesting that we carry the weight on our hips where they carry the weight on the head and shoulder. They don't use the hip belt at all. The Nepalese cuisine. The typical local food consists of dal bhat, which is rice, lentils, and vegetables. Among the mountain people, it is also common to eat flat bread, roti, noodles, oatmeal, and yak meat. The people here have close cultural ties to Tibet, and the last day we are in the mountains, starts Losar, the Tibetan New Year. So we got breakfast supplemented with special cakes. Losar is also experienced on our last day in Kathmandu after a 7-hour bus ride back.