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AustralianMountain TigerNepal · Tibet · Bhutan
Everest and the Khumbu ridgeline at first light.

Season 2026 · Private trips only

The Himalayas, minus the faff.

Big, remote and sacred. Getting into the high Khumbu is still a rare privilege, and we treat it like one.

The trips

Small groups. No conga lines.

October to May, we fly you out of Kathmandu into the Khumbu, Mustang and the kingdoms next door. Ten people max per crew. No sardine-tin treks, no queues for the view. That's the whole idea.

Himalayan comfort. Proper beds included.

Ten people max. Every trip's custom. Nobody gets herded.

Heated rooms, private dinners and a view from your bed that doesn't quit. Every lodge is different, but they all have running water, a proper kitchen and that mountain quiet you can't fake.

Namche House

Namche House

Our original Khumbu lodge, freshly done up. Timber, yak wool and your first proper look at Everest from a private terrace. Not bad for a Tuesday.

Lo Fortress Camp

Lo Fortress Camp

A canvas camp just outside the walls of Lo Manthang. Heated suites, running water and a rain-shadow silence you won't find anywhere near a city.

Sanctuary

Sanctuary

Back to our expedition roots: a high camp in the Annapurna bowl with chef-cooked dinners at 4,130 m. We're as surprised as you are.

Where we go

Four regions. One very big range.

Kathmandu is home base. Tap Everest, Mustang or Paro to drop a pin and see where you'll be.

Tibet

Nepal

Bhutan

Khumbu

Everest Region

8,848 m · Sagarmatha / Chomolungma

27° 59' 17" N, 86° 55' 31" E

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Twenty years in, and I still go quiet walking someone into a valley the brochure skipped. The views are the easy part. The work is knowing when to turn around.

Ang Tsering Sherpa

Founder & mountain guide · Kathmandu

A. Tsering

Founded in Kathmandu. Planned for Australian travellers. We work around your leave, your season, and the questions you ask before you book.

Flying from Australia

How this works

To the roof of the world

  1. 01

    Have a yarn

    A Himalayan trip takes a bit of planning. Tell us your dates, your experience and how high you're keen to go, and we'll send a private plan. No hard sell.

  2. 02

    Lock it in

    Pay a deposit and your dates are locked in. We sort permits, medical forms and insurance checks within 30 days of take-off.

  3. 03

    Get set

    Land in Kathmandu two days early. We'll have a comfy hotel, a kit check and a quiet dinner with your trip lead waiting.

  4. 04

    Go high

    Local Sherpa guides, one leader for every four trekkers, plus oxygen, radios and evacuation plans on every alpine trip. We don't cut corners up there. Ever.