Reviews About Trip

I was feeling the urge for a brief nature getaway, so I started searching for hikes in the area and found Mountain Rock Treks. They organize for us to hike Nagarjun-Jamacho on the same day, with an extraordinary guide. 

This outing offered fresh mountain air and beautiful trails, and was exactly what I needed to re-energize myself. The spontaneous outing with Mountain Rock Treks could not have been easier and more re-energizing due to their flexibility and timing.

I traveled with my family (with children), and I was thankful that Mountain Rock Treks made sure the city tour was accommodating for every age.

Our tour guide was flexible and patient, and he adapted his vocabulary while allowing the kids to become engaged.

The vehicle was spacious and air-conditioned, and we were comfortable all day. It was a wonderful way for a family to visit, to safely see the beautiful heritage of Kathmandu without stress. 

My partner and I recently completed the Fantastic Everest and Gokyo trek with Mountain Rock Treks, and it was indeed an incredible experience. Our guide, Pemba, was professional and very helpful and ensured we were safe and comfortable throughout the trek. The porter, Lama, was also very friendly and polite, adding to the overall positive atmosphere of the trip. The scenery during the trek was breathtaking and constantly changed, making every day feel like a new adventure. The trek was undoubtedly challenging, especially the Cho La Pass, but it was all worth it for the unforgettable views and sense of accomplishment. We highly recommend Deepak from Mountain Rock Treks for anyone considering this trek!"

 

Look no further if you're considering the Fantastic Everest and Gokyo trek! Our guide, Pemba, was an absolute pleasure to work with and ensured we had the best experience possible. The porter, Lama, was also friendly and helpful. The scenery changed daily, offering a new and exciting landscape every day. 

Mountain Rock Treks organized our Everest Base Camp Luxury Trek Last October. Tour of the Khumbu region, from Lukla to Everest Base Camp, and lodging and logistics in Kathmandu were all outstanding. The organization was first-rate, with everything handled in a friendly manner; before our trip, Deepak was accommodating and quick to respond to all of our questions (no matter how silly they were).

The trek was very challenging but absolutely worth it! Views of Everest, Lhotse and Makalu are stunning. We were a group of six, and the company team had us covered and also made sure we had all the necessary equipment for the trek. Price is also unbeatable; I cannot highlight this point enough. Cheapest among all the other companies I had researched. Everything is included, like meals, accommodation and of course guides. They surely know how to leave an unforgettable trip in your memory. Highly recommend Mountain Rock Treks for this adventure. 

I hardly ever write reviews online, but in this case, I felt compelled to sign up for an account to discuss one of the most amazing experiences I've ever had. I just completed the Everest Three passes trek with a friend. Traveling to the Himalayas was a lifelong ambition of mine. I decided to travel with a guide since I couldn't do it alone. After doing a lot of research, I contacted Deepak at Mountain Rock Treks to learn more about their packages. He promptly responded to all of my inquiries and was very thorough and patient in his responses. That significantly boosted my confidence, so I hired his business to arrange my 18-day Everest Three Passes Tour. I am satisfied because their accommodation or food services never disappointed me throughout my trek. 

The Island Peak Climbing and Gokyo/Everest Base Camp trek is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that offers breathtaking views and a chance to immerse oneself in the rich culture of the Khumbu valley. The trek takes you through beautiful mountain ranges and small villages, giving you a glimpse into the daily lives of the local people.

The Island Peak climb itself is a challenging but rewarding experience. Standing at 6,189 meters (20,305 feet), it is considered a "trekking peak," meaning that it is technically more accessible than other peaks but still requires a high level of physical fitness and proper acclimatization. The climb to the summit involves a mix of hiking and scrambling over rocky terrain, and a trained guide is essential for your safety.