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30+ Years of Expertise & Community Trust

Since 1992, Swissa has been a meeting point for Israeli trekkers in Thamel and a trusted partner for Himalayan adventures.

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Our team is well known among Israeli travelers. We help you connect with other trekkers, share trail updates, and plan in a way that feels familiar.

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Langtang Valley Trek

Overview of the Langtang Valley Trek For those looking for a unique trekking experience in Langtang Valley, located just north of Kathmandu on the border to Tibet, look no further. The Langtang Valley, also known as the Valley of Glaciers, offers an array of breathtaking mountain range views as well as large, rich, and full valleys. The Valle of Langtang is unique as the trek can take you through the National Park of Langtang, where you can experience the dramatic and pristine views of the valleys as well as the diverse flora and fauna of the National Park. You can find the National Park surrounded by beautiful and tall mountain ranges such as Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, and Ganesh Himal. You will experience the Tamang culture as you trek the valleys, which is one of the most preserved cultures. You will experience the culture through the beautiful villages and monasteries along the trek. You will also be able to explore Tibetan and yak culture as you travel through their pastures. Trek Challenges and Physical Requirements The Langtang Valley Trek is one of the most challenging adventures you can take in Nepal, and it is important to know the physical requirements before deciding to engage in the trek. In order to take on the trek you must possess a reasonable fitness level. The trek is slighty ajdustable to your levels prior, and it is basic level trekking, as you will be walking for 5 to 7 hours daily. While there will be some steep areas, there will be no need for technical climbing. Proper climatic acclimatization is necessary for these treks. The most acclimatization you will need to partake in will be in areas of Kyanjin Gompa. Distinctive Elements and Major Highlights of the Langtang Valley Trek • Trekking Langtang National Park with the various species of flora and fauna. • Wonderful views of the mountains of Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lacpa and the surrounding mountains. • Visit the culturally influenced Tibetan traditional villages of the Tamang. • Visit the ancient gompa (Buddhist monastery) of Kyanjin. • Walk the various alpine meadows, glacier and yak herding fields. • View possible red panda and Himalayan thars. • Experience the true Himalayas, with the added bonus of being close to Kathmandu. More Information and Route Details Beginning the trek requires the journey to be driven from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (the starting point of the trek). After reaching Syabrubesi, the trek follows the Langtang river and passes through various forests and villages on the way to the Kyanjin Gompa, where the high glacier mountains are. Trekkers will often take an additional day to be able to explore the various surrounding Kyanjin views and glaciers. The trek is usually completed within 7 to 10 days. Hiking Langtang Valley Trek will surely be one of the most rewarding treks. It is full of natural heritages, cultural diversity and Himalaya exploration.

Lower Mustang Trek 2026

An Overview of the Lower Mustang Trek The Lower Mustang Trek is a fascinating experience. It takes you into the heart of Mustang, an ancient, remote area of Nepal, Upper Mustang is a high desert area, While Lower Mustang has a high desert area, it also has a great diversity of travel options, including some incredibly remote places, beautiful rivers, traditional villages, and wide open spaces. Lower Mustang has beautiful and diverse options that are perfect for both cultural and natural explorations. The trail is less busy than many other spots, enabling a very immersive experience. The entire area was once a part of the ancient Kingdom of Lo, and the influence of this ancient period can still be seen in the many traditional Tibetan architectural styles, large and small stupas and boundless Tibetan prayer flags. Large and ancient monasteries, beautiful red rock canyons, fascinating archaeology, and many other aspects of the Regions. Trek Challenges and Physical Requirements The Lower Mustang Trek is classified as a moderate trek. It is required that trekkers are in good physical condition and comfortable walking 5-7 hours on a daily basis. The moderate trek will be away from the Upper Mustang and other treks that are very populated. The area is remote, the high desert and high end of the valley areas, and varies in temperatures which means other preparation and acclimatization for the treks must be made. The journey includes many different types of high rocky terrain, steep areas, high winds, and treks that must be high on the rocks. What You Can Do on the Lower Mustang Trek • Explore the Tibetan-influenced culture of the Mustang region • Trek ancient monasteries and sacred sites • Enjoy red cliffs, canyons, and river valleys • Immerse in the culture and traditions of the people • Trek the thinly populated areas with few tourists • View the Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Nilgiri ranges • Enjoy the unique, desert-like Mustang region Additional Trekking and Route Details The trek usually begins in Jomsom, or Kagbeni, and follows the Kali Gandaki River to Lower Mustang. Trekkers pass through traditional villages, like Marpha, Tukuche, and Geling, and can explore ancient monasteries, local markets, and cultural sites. The Lower Mustang Trek generally takes 7-10 days and provides a great combination of adventure, culture, and scenery.

Upper Mustang

An Overview of the Upper Mustang Trek One of the most mystical, unexplored places in the world, the Upper Mustang Trek leads you to the formerly closed Mustang Kingdom in northern Nepal. Great, unexplored, high-altitude desert landscapes await, filled with towering cliffs, deep canyons, and an array of culturally Tibetan desert-dwelling communities. One can step back to see an area that has been untouched by the tides of modern civilization and continue to preserve the culture of centuries past. The Upper Mustang Trek is located directly north of Annapurna, a popular destination in Nepal. The area is renowned for the stunning views of ancient monasteries and red canyons. The stone structures and other-worldly beauty create an unforgettable experience for adventurers in the Himalayas. The Challenges and Physical Requirements of The Trek Upper Mustang can be classified as a moderately to highly challenging trek. Its altitude range, remote location, and desert like high environment, contribute to making this a more challenging trek. Participants should be in shape for 5-7 hours of trekking each day, and this trek should be taken slowly as most of the elevation gain is above the 4000 meter mark. The trek traverses arid, dry, and windy environments and poses other challenges as it is the desert. Highlights From the Upper Mustang Trek • Discover the culturally rich Tibetan area of the Mustang, also known as the \"forbidden kingdom\" • Discover the stunning high-altitude landscapes filled with red rock cliffs and deep canyons. • Explore traditional villages such as Lo Manthang, and visit ancient caves and monasteries. • Enjoy the Tibetan-influenced lifestyle and traditions. • Take in the views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Nilgiri ranges. • Enjoy remote routes with little company, immersing yourself in the outdoors. • Experience the unique environment of the desert-like Himalayas, with a stark contrast to other areas. Route and Other Miscellaneous Trekking Information The trek usually begins in either Kagbeni or Jomsom, and trekkers head north through the Kali Gandaki Valley towards Lo Manthang, the upper Mustang’s walled capital. On the trail, trekkers are treated to ancient monasteries, villages, and other sacred sites, allowing them to gradually adjust to the high-altitude desert. The trek takes 10-14 days in total and provides an incredible experience in a remote Himalayan region rich in culture and breathtaking views.

Annapurna Base Camp

Annapurna Base Camp Trek: An Overview Annapurna Base Camp Trek takes remarkable trails that go to the heart of the Annapurna Region. Its most iconic feature is the Annapurna Massif- an 8,091m/ 26,545 ft. mountain, which is one of the highest peaks in the world. This region is coupled with a perfect combination of both natural and cultural richness. Trekking opportunities coupled with stunning views and terraced fields, foster the rising of lush forests, along an extraordinary blend of all Himalayan Trekking Experiences. Along the journey, glimpses of Annapurna South, Machapuchare (Fishtail), Hiunchuli, and cloud-wrapper towers offer an extraordinary blend of them all. In trekking trails, the warm hospitality of Gurung and Magar is experienced along the valleys of diverse culture and ethnic in the region. Trek Challenges and Physical Requirements. Trekkers in the Annapurna Base Camp treks are to have a high level of competence and experience to walk 5-7 hours of everyday trekking. This is earned by acclimatization along the routes of the high-altitudes. For the completion of this portion of the trek, a high level technical climbing skills is needed for the steep ascents and high challenges along the Annapurna Base Camp. Annapurna Base Camp Trek: Walking to the Base of the World’s 10th Tallest Mountain Annapurna Base Camp Trek includes: • Stunning views of Annapurna I (8,091 m), Machhapuchhre (Fishtail region), Hiunchuli, Annapurna South, and Glaciers • Amazing landscapes with terraced fields, subtropical forests, rhododendron woods, and alpine terrain • Rich Culture of Gurung and Magar village communities • Traditional teahouse hospitality and local dal bhat • Multiple fantastic panoramic mountain views • Glaciers and high mountain scenery • A shorter alternative route from Poon Hill with Sunrise views over the Annapurna range Annapurna Base Camp Trek: Walking to the Base of the World’s 10th Tallest Mountain Annapurna Base Camp Trek on which they start with a drive which usually begins with a drive from Pokhara to Nayapul or Dhampus from with a drive to Nayapul or Dhampus from Pokhara. From there they drive to Ghorepani, Chomrong, and Bamboo. The trek gradually climbs terraced fields and then through forests to Annapurna Base Camp. Trekkers love the route for its authentic cultural encounters, and panoramic views and Experiences a varied range of ecosystems and culture. The Annapurna Base Camp Trek lasts anywhere from 7 to 10 days and it is a rewarding experience filled with adventure and The culture of the Himalayas.

Mardi Himal Trek

Mardi Himal Trek Overview The journey to Mardi Himal Base Camp is one of the more enchanting treks in the Annapurna region. Annapurna is one of the more famous ranges in the Himalaya and known to contain the world's highest peaks. The base camp is situated at the base of Mardi Himal and is known for its stunning views of Mt. Machhapuchhre (also known as The Fishtail). In addition to Machhapuchhre, the region offers views of the lesser-known parts of the Annapurna range. As the trek is gaining popularity, it is still one of the best treks in the Annapurna region that offers solitude and wilderness. The trek is bound to reward the hiker with pristine views of the Himalaya and a sense of wilderness, making it an unforgettable trek. The trek to Mardi Himal Base Camp offers stunning views of both the Annapurna range and Machhapuchhre. At an elevation of about 4,500m, it is one of the more gratifying treks in the Himalaya and is also one of the shorter treks. The trek is situated just east of the more famous Annapurna Base Camp (%) trek. The trek is also situated in a region with fewer trekkers and is bound to reward the trekker with stunning views of virgin forests and rolling green hills. Trek Challenges and Physical Exercise Required Mardi Himal Trek is classified as a moderate trek. It is ideal for semi-fit trekkers that are comfortable walking for multiple hours a day. While there are steep sections of the trail, they are nothing that require extreme climbing skills. It is accessible to those with reasonable fitness, wanting to see the high altitude views, as it is shorter with more gradual elevation gain compared to other treks, and does not require the time commitment. Unique Features and Key Highlights of the Mardi Himal Trek • Quiet and serene trekking path in the Annapurna region with fewer people and distractions • Breathtaking views of mountains like Mardi Himal, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Annapurna South • Trekking trail detailed with lush vegetation, oak, and rhododendron forests • Beautiful remote villages exhibiting and preserving their true culture, farming, and daily activities • Natural attractions such as streams and waterfalls with open ridgelines • Outstanding photo opportunities with the warm alpine light and snow covered mountains • The AP (alpine) environment of the region is presented in this short MN (miniature) trek Additional Information and Route Details The trek starts from Pokhara and the Himalaya Range can be seen before the trek even starts. The trek passes through dense oak, rhododendron, rural settlements, and farmland, this way, tourists are able to immerse themselves in the local culture. The Mardi Himal trek is usually done in about 5 days. This duration allows ample time for acclimatization, extra trekking, and photography.

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

Overview of the Gosaikunda Trek Located in the Langtang region, Gosaikunda Trek is one of the most religiously and spiritually significant treks in the country, just north of Kathmandu. It leads to the Gosaikunda Lakes, also referred to as alpine lakes, which sit at an altitude of 4,380 meters, and are surrounded by the Great Himalayan Range. Gosaikunda Lakes are known for their beauty and for the strong spirituality and religious significance the lakes hold. This high altitude trek is one of Nepal's most scenic treks. As the trek progresses, the path passes by more and more of the traditional Tamang settlements, dense woodland, and ultimately high alpine topography. It provides stunning views of the Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and the Manaslu and Annapurna ranges. Gosaikunda Lakes also provide amazing panoramic views. This is a great trek for people looking for an incredible Nepal experience in the Himalayas while also wanting an adventure near Kathmandu in a shorter time frame. Trek Difficulty and Physical Requirements Gosaikunda Trek is considered one of the moderate level treks in Nepal. It is suitable for the more semi-fit level trekkers, and to successfully complete the trek, the trekkers should be able to walk at least 5-7 hours a day. There are a lot of uphill and strenuous sections of the trek, particularly while it is approaching the Lauribina Pass and on the way to Gosaikunda Lakes. There are no extensive and imposed technical climbing skills that are involved, but due to the high altitude of Gosaikunda Lakes, a good amount of and proper acclimatization is also important to complete to ensure a successful trek. With suitable preparation and moderate fitness, most trekkers should be able to comfortably complete this trek. Gosaikunda Trek – Overview and Key Attractions • Gosaikunda Trek offers stunning views of Manaslu, Ganesh Himal and Langtang Lirung • Trek through the beautiful rhododendron and pine forests • Rugged and breathtaking high altitude landscape • Unique cultural experience visiting the Tamang Villages and Monasteries • Spiritual Trek atmosphere during the Janai Purnima festival • Short, rewarding trek close to the Kathmandu Valley Gosaikunda Trek – Important Information The trek to Gosaikunda begins with a drive to either Dhunche or Sundarijal from Kathmandu. Depending on your preference the trek starts with either route. Continuing from the village of Sundarijal, the trail begins to ascend through forests and villages to Lauribina. This is where the Gosaikunda trek begins, arriving to Gosaikunda lake. The Gosaikunda trek is a mix of natural beauty, Himalayan adventure along with spiritual significance. Of all the treks, Gosaikunda is on the higher end of the spectrum for altitude. This trek is short and offers trekkers a meaningful experience.

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Choose a region based on your style—icons, culture, quick escapes, or true wilderness.

Region	Best For	Top Treks
Everest	Iconic Views & Icons	Everest Base Camp (EBC), Gokyo Lakes, Three Passes
Annapurna	Variety & Culture	Annapurna Circuit, ABC, Poon Hill, Jomsom
Langtang	Short & Stunning	Langtang Valley, Gosaikunda (The Holy Lakes)
Off-Beaten	Solitude & Grit	Upper Mustang, Manaslu Circuit, Upper Dolpo

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Langtang Valley Trek

Lower Mustang Trek 2026

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Annapurna Base Camp

Mardi Himal Trek

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Langtang Valley Trek

Lower Mustang Trek 2026

Upper Mustang

Annapurna Base Camp

Mardi Himal Trek

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

Swissa Agency NepalTrekking in Nepal for Israeli Group or Solo

30+ Years of Expertise & Community Trust

Hebrew-Friendly Support

Straightforward Pricing (Dugri)

Custom Itineraries & Flexibility

Equipment Centre in Kathmandu

Safety-First Himalayan Expeditions

Popular Trekking Routes for Israeli Groups

White Water Rafting & Adventure

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FAQ for Israeli Trekkers in Nepal

Can Israeli citizens obtain a visa to Nepal?

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Swissa Agency NepalTrekking in Nepal for Israeli Group or Solo

30+ Years of Expertise & Community Trust

Hebrew-Friendly Support

Straightforward Pricing (Dugri)

Custom Itineraries & Flexibility

Equipment Centre in Kathmandu

Safety-First Himalayan Expeditions

Featured Adventures

Langtang Valley Trek

Lower Mustang Trek 2026

Upper Mustang

Annapurna Base Camp

Mardi Himal Trek

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

Popular Trekking Routes for Israeli Groups

White Water Rafting & Adventure

What Our Travelers Say

FAQ for Israeli Trekkers in Nepal

Can Israeli citizens obtain a visa to Nepal?

Is there a Hebrew-friendly environment at Swissa?

How should I handle Kosher requirements while trekking?

Is a guide required for Israelis in 2026?

Still have questions?

Ready to Start Your Adventure?

Featured Adventures

Langtang Valley Trek

Lower Mustang Trek 2026

Upper Mustang

Annapurna Base Camp

Mardi Himal Trek

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek