Over the last decade, Sports Tourism has dominated the travel and tourism market as more and more adventure enthusiasts are seeking for holidays that involve both travel and sports. The traditional ‘sun and sea’ vacations are now being steadily replaced by holidays involving adrenaline-pumping sports activities. At Peace Nepal Treks ℗ Ltd we offer different combinations of travel and sports adventures that will redefine your definition of a fun-filled holiday. Besides Trekking and Peak Climbing we offer adventure activities such as Paragliding in Pokhara, Bungee Jumping, Canoeing and White Water Rafting, Mountain Biking and Cycling tours, Everest Mountain Flight ( a lifetime experience), Everest Marathon race in the Himalayan region, Elephant Polo, Sky Diving in the Himalayas, and of course events like ‘The Everest Test”, a cricket match we successfully organized at Gorakshep (5,165m) in April 2009.
Nepal is emerging as a playground for mountain bikers and offers a great array of dirt roads that are perfect…
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Nepal is the ultimate destination for any adventure sport, including bungee jumping. The first bungee jumping bridge in Nepal is…
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Eight of the 8,000 plus peaks in the world are located in Nepal. The Everest Mountain Flight makes sure that…
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Nepal offers an array of fantastic locations for paragliding. The most popular amongst these destinations is Sarangkot.
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For us the project began in November 2007 when Richard Kirtley approached me after reading a recommendation for Peace Nepal…
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White water river rafting in the Himalayan rivers of Nepal was introduced in Nepal only in the late 1960s.
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Being naturally rich territory, here are some other parts of Nepal that can be considered to travel in Nepal and explore hidden parts that you might…
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The infrastructure that travelers need is in place, but tourism is down by over 50%, which means fewer crowds on the popular trekking routes and discounts…
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Nepal is not an expensive country at all and even when foreign visitors are forced to pay more than Nepalese (for National Park permits, museum admission…
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