Gopal Raj Tamang
- Trekking leader
"Live The Adventure Of A Lifetime"
Nepal School Expedition – Annapurna
Recommended by 99.9% of travelers
Max. Altitude:
ABC 4,130 meters
Duration:
21 Days
Best Time for Visit:
Spring & Autumn
Transportation:
Private Car, jeep, Bus
Difficulty:
Moderate
Region:
Nepal
Arrival On:
Kathmandu
Departure From:
Kathmandu
Trip Highlights
- 21-day educational expedition across Nepal
- Community service project with a local school
- Guided cultural experiences in Kathmandu and Pokhara
- Trek to Annapurna Base Camp (4,130 m)
- Leadership and team-building activities throughout the journey
- Stay in hotels, safari camps, mountain teahouses, and a jungle lodge
- Jeep safari and canoe adventure in Chitwan National Park
- Discover Nepal's wildlife, culture, and Himalayan landscapes
- Learn about environmental stewardship and responsible tourism
- Fully supported by Lhasso Adventure's experienced expedition team
Overview
The Nepal School Expedition – Annapurna is an immersive educational program that takes students beyond the traditional classroom and into the heart of Nepal’s diverse landscapes, cultures, and communities. Carefully designed for school groups, this expedition blends experiential learning with adventure, encouraging students to build confidence, independence, and lifelong skills through real-world experiences.
The journey begins in Kathmandu, where students are introduced to Nepal’s rich cultural heritage through visits to historic landmarks and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. They then travel to a rural community, where they take part in a meaningful service project, working alongside local residents to support school improvement initiatives while gaining valuable insight into Nepalese life, culture, and traditions.
The adventure continues with a nine-day trek to Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m), one of Nepal’s most iconic trekking destinations. Walking through traditional mountain villages, terraced farmland, rhododendron forests, and alpine landscapes, students experience the beauty of the Himalayas while learning the importance of perseverance, teamwork, responsible travel, and environmental stewardship. Throughout the trek, students are encouraged to take on leadership responsibilities, make group decisions, and support one another in achieving a shared goal.
After the mountains, the expedition heads south to Chitwan National Park, where students explore Nepal’s subtropical lowlands through guided wildlife activities, including a jeep safari, canoe ride, birdwatching, and cultural experiences with the indigenous Tharu community. This final stage of the expedition introduces students to Nepal’s remarkable biodiversity and conservation efforts while offering time for reflection on their achievements and personal growth.
More than simply a trekking adventure, the Nepal School Expedition – Annapurna is a comprehensive educational experience that combines adventure, service, cultural exchange, and environmental learning. By the end of the journey, students return home with stronger leadership skills, greater resilience, deeper cultural understanding, and memories that extend far beyond the classroom.
Detailed Culture, Service & Adventure (ABC Trek) Itinerary
Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, complete immigration formalities and collect your baggage. Our representative will greet you and transfer you to your hotel in Thamel, the vibrant tourist hub of Kathmandu (Altitude: 1,350m).
Today you can:
- Purchase a local SIM card for your team phone (Ncell or Namaste/NTC recommended).
- Exchange your personal budget into Nepalese rupees.
- Familiarise yourselves with the days ahead.
If the team arrives in Nepal before dark, we will hold a meeting for team introduction and trip orientation this evening before dinner. The guide and the team leader will conduct the meeting with team introductions and a comprehensive trip orientation, covering logistics, safety, and daily routines, followed by a question-and-answer session.
If the team arrives in Nepal late this evening, our guide will meet you at your hotel tomorrow morning for the team meeting. The meeting time will be confirmed during airport pickup.
18:00 – We will then proceed to our welcome dinner at a traditional Nepali restaurant featuring cultural performances.
(Note: In your case arriving Kathmandu at 21:40, dinner will be served upon check-in at the hotel.)
06:30 : Student wake up and pack bags for the day
07:00 – Enjoy your first breakfast in Nepal at the hotel.
08:00 – If the team meeting did not happen yesterday, our guide and the team leader will conduct the meeting with team introductions and a comprehensive trip orientation, covering logistics, safety, and daily routines, followed by a question-and-answer session.
10:00 – Following the meeting, enjoy a full-day guided tour of Kathmandu’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites:
- Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple)– An ancient hilltop stupa offering panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley.
- Kathmandu Durbar Square– The historic heart of the city, featuring royal palaces, courtyards, and intricately carved temples.
- Pashupatinath Temple– One of the holiest Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, located on the banks of the Bagmati River.
Lunch will be served at an appropriate time during the day.
15:00 – Arrive back from the tour to Hotel Kailash Kutee, Thamel. Rest and preparation for community project until we meet for dinner.
18:00 – Dinner in a restaurant near by the hotel
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day
07:00 – Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before departing Kathmandu.
09:30 – We drive 25 km, approximately 1.5 hours to Kakani Village, nestled in the hills north of the valley.
11:00 – Arrive at Kakani Brighter Secondary School. You will be welcomed by the school community and given a tour of the school to see the available facilities. You will also receive an orientation covering the tasks for the coming days, introductions to the local team, and preparation for the work ahead.
You will be provided with a lockable room for storing your belongings, resting, and holding group meetings during the volunteering period.
Note: Local skilled laborers, tools and project supplies will be pre-arranged
Tasks may include:
- Painting and general renovations
- Construction of pathways or retaining walls
- Landscaping and ground leveling
- Educational and cultural exchange activities with local students
12:30- Lunch time. Lunch will be provided at the project site for the duration of your volunteer work.
You may begin working alongside the local skilled laborers after lunch.
16:00 – Conclude the tasks for the day and walk to Kakani Adventure Camp for your overnight stay (40-minute walk). We will walk this distance daily to and from the project site. This daily walking serves as excellent warm-up for your upcoming ABC trek.
Your backpacks and other belongings will be transported to the campsite by jeep.
Upon arrival, you will be shown to your safari tents and given a tour of the camp facilities. Here, we settle into our base for the volunteering period.
18:30 – Dinner time.
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:00 – Breakfast
08:30 – Walk to the project school (40 minutes)
Today marks a full day of hands-on community service. Working alongside local skilled laborers and community members, students will contribute to meaningful infrastructure improvements at a local school.
Throughout the day, students will rotate through different workstations, ensuring everyone gains a variety of experiences. The focus is on collaboration, teamwork, and cultural exchange. In the evening, engage with the local community through storytelling, games, and music.
12:30- Lunch time.
16:00 – Return back to the campsite for overnight.
18:30 – Dinner time
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:00 – Breakfast
08:30 – Walk to the project school (40 minutes)
Continue with the third full day of community service. By now, students will have settled into the rhythm of the work and developed stronger connections with the local team.
Additional activities include play games, exchange stories and languages with the local community.
Leadership & Creativity Opportunities:
- Take turns leading small work teams.
- Facilitate group discussions on the day’s progress.
- Document experiences through photography, journaling, or sketching.
12:30 – Lunch time.
16:00 – Return back to the campsite for overnight.
18:30 – Dinner time
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:00 – Breakfast
08:30 – Walk to the project school (40 minutes)
The final day of the community project is dedicated to completing remaining tasks and leaving the site in good order. Students will work alongside locals to finish renovations, clean up the work area, and celebrate the achievements of the past three days.
12:30 – Lunch time.
Community Farewell in the late afternoon: The local community will host a farewell ceremony, expressing gratitude through traditional songs, dances, and speeches. This is a powerful moment of cultural exchange and reflection on the impact of your contribution.
16:00 – Return back to the campsite for overnight.
18:30 – Dinner time
06:00 – Student wake up and pack bags to leave the place.
06:30 – Breakfast
07:30 – Drive to Pokhara 225 km.
Bid farewell to your hosts and the Kakani community this morning. We embark on a scenic 7–8 hour drive to Pokhara, Nepal’s beautiful lakeside city and the gateway to the Annapurna region.
Lunch on the way at suitable time.
The journey winds through river valleys, hillside farms, and rural villages, offering your first glimpses of Nepal’s dramatic landscapes. Upon arrival in Pokhara, check into your hotel and enjoy a relaxing evening by the tranquil Phewa Lake.
16:00 – Arrive Hotel Crown Himalayas, Lakeside Pokhara
18:00 – Dinner time
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:00 – Breakfast
08:30 – Go for Pokhara Exploration. Spend today exploring the highlights of Pokhara:
- World Peace Pagoda– A gleaming white stupa perched on a hilltop overlooking Phewa Lake, offering breathtaking views of the Annapurna range on clear days.
- International Mountain Museum– Learn about the rich history of mountaineering in the Himalayas, featuring exhibits on the world’s highest peaks, pioneering climbers, and local cultures.
13:00 – Arrive back to hotel. Lunch at the hotel.
The afternoon is free for students to wander the lively lakeside streets, explore local shops and cafes, and purchase any last-minute trekking gear they may need.
17:30 – Evening: Group meeting where your leaders and guides will brief you on backpacking, trek route, daily routines, altitude awareness, and safety protocols for the days ahead.
18:30 – Dinner time
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags to leave for the trek.
07:00 – Breakfast
08:00 – Drive from the hotel to Kade
- Drive: 23 km.
- Trek: 12 km (6-7 hours)
- Sleeping Elevation: Alt. 1640 m.
- Accommodation: Local Teahouse, Landruk
- Equipment carrier: Porters will carry group gear; students will carry daypacks only for the duration of the trek.
After breakfast, an exciting drive leads you beyond the Pokhara Valley to a village called Kade, where the trek begins.
Lunch will be served at an appropriate time during the day.
The trail ascends through lush forests to Pothana, then descends through forests and stone staircases into deep gorges. The route crosses several small suspension bridges and concrete bridges before climbing steeply again. The path then undulates around terraced paddy fields, passing through traditional villages until you reach Landruk, a charming Gurung settlement.
16:00 – Arrive at your teahouse for the overnight.
18:00 – Dinner time
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:00 – Breakfast
08:00 – Start trekking
- Trek: 8.4 km (5-6 hours)
- Sleeping Elevation: Alt. 2170 m.
- Accommodation: Local Teahouse, Chhomrong
Today’s trail follows the Modi River valley, crossing suspension bridges and ascending through terraced farmlands and bamboo forests. The path passes through the villages of Jhinu, before a steep climb to Chhomrong, a large Gurung village perched on a hillside with spectacular views of Machhapuchhare (Fishtail Peak) and Annapurna South.
Lunch will be served at an appropriate time during the day.
Chhomrong is the last major village on the route, and the gateway to the Annapurna Sanctuary.
16:00 – Arrive at your teahouse for the overnight.
18:00 – Dinner time
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:00 – Breakfast
08:00 – Start trekking
- Trek: 9.5 km (5-6 hours)
- Sleeping Elevation: Alt. 2505 m.
- Accommodation: Local Teahouse in Dovan
Lunch will be served at an appropriate time during the day.
From Chhomrong, the trail descends steeply to the Chhomrong Khola (river) on a long stone staircase, then ascends through forests of bamboo and rhododendron. The trail continues through the village of Sinuwa before reaching Dovan, a small settlement nestled in a dense forest.
The vegetation begins to change as you gain altitude, transitioning from subtropical to temperate forest.
16:00 – Arrive at your teahouse for the overnight.
18:00 – Dinner time
07:00 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:30 – Breakfast
08:30 – Start trekking
- Trek: 5 km (3-4 hours)
- Sleeping Elevation: Alt. 3200 m.
- Accommodation: Local Teahouse, Deurali
Lunch will be served at an appropriate time during the day.
A shorter day today to aid acclimatization. The trail continues through dense rhododendron forests, crossing several small streams and waterfalls. The vegetation becomes sparser as you gain elevation, and the valley opens up to reveal spectacular views of the surrounding peaks.
13:00 – Arrive at Deurali, a small settlement located in a narrow valley with impressive mountain views. Afternoon is your rest and acclimatization time.
18:00 – Dinner time
07:00 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:30 – Breakfast
08:30 – Start trekking
- Trek: 4 km (3-4 hours)
- Sleeping Elevation: Alt. 3700 m.
- Accommodation: Local Teahouse, MBC
Today’s trail traverses along the Modi River valley, crossing rocky terrain and avalanche paths. As you approach Machhapuchhare Base Camp (MBC), the valley widens and the surrounding peaks, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Machhapuchhare—tower dramatically above.
This is a critical acclimatization stop before pushing to Annapurna Base Camp. Spend the afternoon acclimatizing uphill hike and return back, resting, hydrating, and enjoying the awe-inspiring high-altitude scenery.
12:30 – Arrive at your teahouse for the overnight. Lunch will be served up on arrival and settled in to your teahouse. Afternoon is your rest and acclimatization time.
18:00 – Dinner time
04:00 – Student wake up and pack bags for the hike to ABC.
04:30 – Start hiking up to ABC.
06:00 – Arrive ABC for a spectacular sunrise panoramas in the Himalaya.
- Trek: 10.5 km (5-6 hours)
- Sleeping Elevation: Alt. 3700 m.
- Accommodation: Local Teahouse, Deurali
This is the highlight of the trek. Depart MBC very early in the morning, following the trail as it climbs through a glacial moraine to Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m) . The sunrise over the Annapurna massif, views are nothing short of spectacular, a natural amphitheater of some of the world’s highest peaks, including Annapurna I (8,091m), Annapurna South, Gangapurna, and Machhapuchhare.
Spend time at Base Camp soaking in the atmosphere, taking photos, and celebrating the achievement. You will have your breakfast in a restaurant at the ABC. Then return back to MBC to pack our bag backs and begin the descent back to Deurali, retracing the route.
The Reward: A sunrise over the Annapurna massif, a moment of pure awe and accomplishment.
Lunch will be served at an appropriate time during the day.
15:00 – Arrive at your teahouse for the overnight.
18:00 – Dinner time
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:00 – Breakfast
08:00 – Start trekking
- Trekking: 11 km (5-6 hours)
- Sleeping Elevation: Alt. 2290 m.
- Accommodation: Local Teahouse, Sinuwa
Today is a long descent back through the forested trail, crossing the suspension bridges and retracing your steps to Sinuwa. The descent is generally easier on the body, but the long stone staircases can be tiring on the knees.
Lunch will be served at an appropriate time during the day.
Enjoy the changing landscapes as you move from the alpine zone back to lush, subtropical forests.
15:00 – Arrive at your teahouse for the overnight.
18:00 – Dinner time
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:00 – Breakfast
08:00 – Start trekking
- Trek: 6 km (4-5 hours)
- Sleeping Elevation: Alt. 1780 m.
- Accommodation: Local Teahouse, Jhinu Danda
Lunch will be served at an appropriate time during the day.
The trail winds downhill through beautiful forests to the Chomrong River, followed by a climb to Chomrong village, and then another descent along well-maintained stone steps to Jhinu Danda, a charming village famous for its natural hot springs beside the Modi River. After over a week of trekking, soaking in the thermal waters is a well-deserved reward to soothe tired muscles.
You are welcome to visit the natural hot spring pool 25 minutes of walking distance from your teahouse to soak your sore muscles after several days of trekking and feel much more relaxed.
13:00 – Arrive at your teahouse for the overnight.
18:00 – Dinner time
06:30 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
07:00 – Breakfast
08:00 – Start trekking
- Trek: 1.5 km (25 minutes)
- Drive: 64 km. (3 hours)
- Sleeping Elevation: Alt. 850 m.
After breakfast, enjoy a short 25-minute trek to the roadhead where your vehicle awaits. The drive back to Pokhara (approximately 3 hours) winds through beautiful countryside, offering nostalgic views of the mountains you’ve just conquered.
Lunch will be served at an appropriate time during the day.
12:00 – Arrive in Hotel Crown Himalayas, Pokhara and check into your room for a well-deserved rest. Enjoy a relaxing afternoon by Phewa Lake, celebrating the completion of your trek.
18:00 – Dinner time
06:00 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
06:30 – Breakfast
07:30 – Travel to Chitwan
- Drive: 142 km.
- Drive time: 5 hours
After breakfast, depart Pokhara on a scenic drive to Sauraha, a charming village on the edge of Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The journey takes you through the Terai lowlands, Nepal’s southern plains, where the landscape transforms from rolling hills to flat, subtropical jungle.
12:30 – Arrive Jungle Safari Lodge, Sauraha, Chitwan. Welcome drink will be served followed by a briefing on the upcoming safari activities from your guide. Then check into your hotel and enjoy your lunch at the hotel.
14:30 – Tharu village excursion to learn about their lifestyle, sunset viewing from the bank of the Rapti River and return back to the hotel.
18:00 – Dinner time
06:00 – Student wake up and pack bags for the day.
06:30 – Breakfast
08:00 – Spend the day exploring the wonders of Chitwan National Park:
- Canoe Ride:Glide along the Rapti River in a traditional dugout canoe, spotting crocodiles, waterbirds, and other aquatic life.
- Elephant Breeding Centre:Visit this informative facility to learn about conservation efforts and the park’s elephant population.
11:00 – Return back to hotel and have lunch.
12:00 – Go for Jeep Safari: Venture into the jungle in search of the park’s incredible wildlife, including the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tiger, wild elephants, and sloth bears. The park is also home to over 500 species of birds, making it a birder’s paradise.
18:00 – Dinner at the hotel.
19:00 – Tharu Cultural Performance: After dinner, enjoy a vibrant cultural show performed by the indigenous Tharu community, featuring traditional stick dances and music.
06:00 – Student wake up and pack bags.
06:30 – An hour early morning bird-watching walk
08:00 – Breakfast
09:00 – Depart for Kathmandu
- Drive: 175 km / Approximately 6–7 hours
After breakfast, depart Chitwan and drive back to Kathmandu. The journey offers a final opportunity to appreciate Nepal’s diverse landscapes as you ascend from the subtropical lowlands back to the Kathmandu Valley.
Lunch will be served at an appropriate time during the day.
15:30 – Arrive Kathmandu, Check into your hotel in Thamel. The remainder of the afternoon is free for last-minute souvenir shopping, exploring the bustling streets, or simply relaxing.
18:00 – Gather for a final celebratory dinner, reflecting on the incredible journey and the achievements of the past three weeks.
07:00 – Student wake up
08:00 – Breakfast. Enjoy a final breakfast in Kathmandu.
09:30 – If time permits, your guide will take you to:
- Boudhanath Stupa– A final visit to this iconic giant Buddhist stupa
- Asan Market and Thamel Market: Wander through the vibrant, chaotic bazaar to pick up any last-minute handicrafts, textiles, or pashminas.
Afterward, transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport 3 hours before your flight departure time, carrying with you memories, friendships, and a newfound sense of confidence to take on the world.
*Note:
- A team meeting will be held every evening before dinner to share experiences, discuss queries, and review plans.
Experienced Guides
Cost Included
Accommodation
- 3 nights at Hotel Kailash Kutee (Kathmandu)
- 2 nights at Hotel Crown Himalayas (Pokhara)
- 4 nights at Kakani Adventure Camp (Safari Tented Camp)
- 9 nights in local teahouses during the Annapurna Base Camp trek
- 2 nights at Jungle Safari Lodge (Chitwan)
Meals
- Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout the expedition
- Welcome dinner with traditional Nepali cultural performance
- Farewell celebration dinner in Kathmandu
- Safe drinking water during meals where provided
Transportation
- Airport arrival and departure transfers
- All private vehicle transportation as per the itinerary
- Transfers between Kathmandu, Kakani, Pokhara, Annapurna region, Chitwan, and Kathmandu
Trekking & Permits
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)
- All required trekking permits
- Licensed trekking guide throughout the trek
- Porter support during the trek (students carry daypacks only)
- Group first-aid kit
- Altitude awareness and safety briefings
Community Project
- Community project coordination and planning
- Local project supervisors and skilled labour
- Construction materials and equipment
- Cultural exchange activities with the local school and community
Sightseeing & Activities
- Guided cultural sightseeing in Kathmandu
- Pokhara city exploration
- Chitwan National Park activities:
- Community farewell ceremony
- Leadership, teamwork, and reflection sessions throughout the expedition
Guides & Support
- Experienced English-speaking expedition leader
- Licensed local trekking guides
- Community project facilitators
- Local support staff throughout the expedition
Fees & Taxes
- National park and monument entrance fees as listed in the itinerary
- Government taxes and service charges
Cost Not Included
- International airfare to and from Nepal
- Airport taxes (if applicable)
- Nepal entry visa fees
- Nepal entry visa fees
- Personal snacks and beverages
- Soft drinks, bottled beverages, alcohol, and bar bills
- Laundry services
- Telephone calls and internet charges
- Souvenirs and personal shopping
- Personal trekking clothing and equipment
- Sleeping bag, trekking poles, and other personal gear (unless arranged separately)
- Equipment rental costs
- Personal medical expenses
- Emergency helicopter evacuation or rescue costs
- Medical treatment and hospital expenses
- Costs arising from delays due to weather, natural disasters, road closures, strikes, or other unforeseen circumstances
- Gratuities for guides, porters, drivers, and local support staff (customary but entirely at your discretion)
- Any services or activities not specifically listed under "Cost Included."
Equipment & Packing List
In addition to making trekking more enjoyable, having the appropriate gear guarantees your safety and readiness for a range of situations. Regardless of skill level, every hiker has to invest in high-quality equipment and understand how to utilize it properly. A delightful journey can differ from a difficult ordeal depending on the level of planning and equipment used. Please make your selections of the necessary equipment from the list below.
Clothing
- Down Or Fiber Filled Waterproof Jacket And Trousers
- Fleece Jacket Or Pullover
- Warm Cotton Trousers
- Shirts And T-Shirts
- Lightweight Cotton Long Pants
- Sun Hat Or Scarf
- Woolen Hat
- Sunglasses
- Raincoat
Footwear
- Trekking Boot
- Thick Socks
- Light Socks
- Camp Shoes
- Sandals
Essential Gear
- Sleeping Bag(4seasons)
- Down Jacket
- Daypack
- Water Bottle
- Sun Cream, Sunglasses
Personal & Miscellaneous Items
- Insect Repellent
- Laundry Soap
- Plasters
- Cards And Personal Medical Kit
- Toilet Articles
- Pocketknife
- Binoculars
- Notebook & Pen
- Towel
- Camera
- Toilet Roll
- Sewing Kit
- Film
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FAQ's For Nepal School Expedition – Annapurna
The Nepal School Expedition – Annapurna is designed for secondary schools, colleges, youth groups, and educational institutions seeking an immersive learning experience outside the classroom. The program combines adventure, community service, cultural learning, and environmental education to support students' personal and leadership development.
The expedition runs for 21 days, including arrival and departure in Kathmandu. It includes cultural sightseeing, a community service project, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, and a wildlife experience in Chitwan National Park.
Yes. The trek is suitable for students with a reasonable level of fitness. Daily walking typically ranges from 4 to 7 hours, with plenty of rest stops and gradual altitude gain. Our experienced guides monitor the group throughout the journey and adjust the pace when necessary.
The highest point of the expedition is Annapurna Base Camp (4,130 metres / 13,550 feet).
No. Previous trekking experience is not required. Students should be physically active and prepared for several days of walking in mountain terrain. Before the trek, our team provides a comprehensive briefing covering equipment, safety, and altitude awareness.
Accommodation varies throughout the expedition and includes comfortable hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara, a safari tented camp during the community project, traditional teahouses along the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, and a jungle lodge in Chitwan National Park.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included throughout the expedition. Meals feature a combination of Nepali and international cuisine, with vegetarian options available. Dietary requirements can usually be accommodated with advance notice.
Students work alongside local communities on meaningful school improvement projects. Activities may include painting classrooms, landscaping, building pathways, minor renovation work, and participating in cultural exchange activities with local students and teachers. The exact project depends on community needs at the time of travel.
During the Chitwan safari, students may encounter the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, deer, crocodiles, monkeys, numerous bird species, and, with a little luck, the elusive Bengal tiger. Activities include a jeep safari, canoe ride, birdwatching, and a visit to a traditional Tharu community
Student safety is our highest priority. Lhasso Adventure provides experienced licensed guides, comprehensive safety briefings, first-aid equipment, altitude awareness training, and carefully planned itineraries designed to support gradual acclimatisation. Our team has extensive experience leading school groups in Nepal.
Yes. Porters carry group equipment and students' main duffel bags during the Annapurna Base Camp Trek. Students only need to carry a comfortable daypack containing personal essentials such as water, snacks, warm clothing, and a camera.
Students should bring suitable trekking clothing, waterproof layers, sturdy hiking boots, a sleeping bag, personal toiletries, reusable water bottles, sun protection, and any required personal medication. A detailed packing list is provided before departure.
The best seasons are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when weather conditions are generally stable and mountain views are at their best. These seasons also provide comfortable temperatures for trekking and outdoor activities.
Yes. As a locally owned Destination Management Company (DMC), Lhasso Adventure can tailor the itinerary to meet your school's educational objectives, available travel dates, group size, fitness level, curriculum requirements, and preferred activities.
Lhasso Adventure has over a decade of experience organising educational travel, trekking adventures, and community-based expeditions throughout Nepal. Our experienced local team delivers safe, well-organised programs that combine adventure, cultural immersion, responsible tourism, and meaningful community engagement, creating experiences that extend well beyond the classroom.
If you have any more specific questions or need further details, please feel free to contact us anytime.
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