We arranged part of our honeymoon trip with Overland Trek Nepal, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable experiences of our lives. From the very first email exchange, Gautam was extremely professional, responsive, and clear. Planning a trip like this from abroad can feel overwhelming, but everything was handled with calm efficiency and great attention to detail, which immediately built trust.
We completed the 14-day Manaslu Circuit trek, along with a short Tibet extension, and everything on the ground was perfectly organized. In Kathmandu, they took care of our hotel, airport transfers, dinners, and even a guided city tour. During our stay in the city, Anil Lamsal was with us throughout and was incredibly kind, attentive, and always ready to help with anything we needed. It made our arrival and preparation phase completely stress-free.
On the trek itself, our guide Naba was exceptional. He combined deep knowledge of the region with a calm, reassuring presence that made us feel safe and well taken care of at every stage. Our porter, Dipas (apologies if I’m spelling the name incorrectly), was equally incredible—strong, reliable, and always smiling despite the demanding terrain. Their teamwork made the trek flow smoothly, allowing us to fully enjoy the landscapes, villages, and the authentic atmosphere of the Manaslu region.
March turned out to be a perfect time to go: clear skies, stable weather, and breathtaking mountain views almost every day. The teahouses were comfortable and welcoming, and we always felt we were experiencing something genuine and rooted in local culture rather than a “tourist crowded version” of the Himalayas.
Everything was arranged flawlessly in advance—permits, visas guidance, trekking equipment advice, logistics, and even thoughtful small gifts from the company at the end of the trip, which was a very nice touch.
Overall, it felt like a perfectly balanced honeymoon adventure: well organized, deeply authentic, and made special by the people who accompanied us throughout the journey.