Travel from Kathmandu to the beautiful, less-explored villages of northern Gorkha, where spectacular Himalayan views, pristine alpine lakes, traditional Gurung communities, and peaceful mountain landscapes come together. This journey is designed for travellers who want to experience the real village life of Nepal, far away from the busy tourist trails. Stay with local families in traditional village homes and homestays, enjoy authentic homemade food, and experience traditional ways of cooking, farming, and living. Walk through remote settlements, meet local people, and visit a community school and local hospital to understand how these communities live and grow. The journey also takes you to the beautiful Nage Pokhari at 3,260 m, offering a rewarding hike and wonderful Himalayan scenery.
Explore the famous Gurung villages of Barpak and Laprak, where rich culture, history, and mountain traditions remain an important part of everyday life. Barpak is particularly significant as one of the major epicenters of the devastating 2015 earthquake, which caused considerable loss of life and destruction. The village has since rebuilt itself and stands today as a symbol of resilience and community strength. Barpak is also known as a land of Gurkha heroes, with many local people having served, and continuing to serve, in the British and Indian Gurkha regiments and the Singapore Police Force. The village is famously associated with Gaje Ghale, who received the Victoria Cross, the highest award for gallantry in the British and Commonwealth forces, for his exceptional bravery during World War II in Burma in 1943. From Namki to Nage Pokhari, Barpak and Laprak, every part of the journey offers a different experience—from alpine lakes and Himalayan landscapes to Gurung culture, local hospitality, and stories of courage. More than a sightseeing tour, this is an opportunity to live closer to nature, connect with local families, and experience a traditional lifestyle that feels wonderfully different from modern urban life.

