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TRAVEL EXPERIENCES · NEPAL

Guided journeys through the valleys and high places of Nepal — temple courtyards at first light, silence that stays with you, mountains that put everything in order.

private to your partylocal guidesall taxes included
Golden light over layered, mist-wrapped mountain ridges at dusk.
“We are not a travel agency. We are the people you walk with while Nepal does its quiet work on you.”
— the karmix founders
EXPERIENCES

walk in. breathe out.

Where the Jungle Begins — Kathmandu · Chitwan · 6 days
6 days · 5 nightsheritagejungle

Where the Jungle Begins

Kathmandu · Chitwan · 6 days

  • Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swoyambhunath Stupa, Patan Durbar Square
  • Tharu village nature walk
  • cultural evening — a slide presentation on the park's flora and fauna, or a traditional dance by the local tribal group
Nepal, End to End — Kathmandu · Chitwan · Pokhara · 9 days
9 days · 8 nightsheritagepilgrimagejunglelakes & hillsviewpoints

Nepal, End to End

Kathmandu · Chitwan · Pokhara · 9 days

  • Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Bhaktapur Durbar Square
  • a Tharu village walk and jungle activities — canoe, three-hour jeep safari, crocodile conservation centre
  • Sarangkot hill, Davis Falls, Gupteshwor Cave, the Old Bazaar, a boat ride on Phewa Lake
THE KARMIX WAY

three threads, one journey.

A person seated on a wooden deck, back to camera, looking out over a wide valley.
01 — BREATH

practice, held gently

Unhurried mornings — temple courtyards before the crowds, a cup of tea, time to arrive before the day begins. Never performative, always optional.

A lone hiker crossing a broad dry valley toward a distant snow-capped peak.
02 — MOUNTAIN

walking as medicine

Hills, not expeditions. Sunrise from a ridge above the valley, a gentle walk through villages near Pokhara — at the pace of attention, with time built in to simply stand still.

A young girl in a warm striped shawl before a softly blurred mountain hillside.
03 — CULTURE

guests, not spectators

Guides who grew up in the valleys you are moving through, temples and courtyards you are welcomed into rather than shown, and evenings that belong to you.

“the mountains were never the destination — you were.”

what one traveler wrote home from Mustang

Begin your journey
STORIES

what people carry back.

On the canoe down the Rapti our guide found a hornbill we would have paddled straight past. By the jeep safari the next morning I had stopped reaching for the camera and was just watching.
Inés R.where the jungle begins · monsoon
Sunrise at Sarangkot was crowded and nobody in our group minded the quiet. We took the boat across Phewa late in the afternoon and the water was so flat the mountains doubled.
Hal & Nadia B.the lake and the mountain · autumn
I am not a hiker. The walk down from Pumdikote to the World Peace Stupa was gentle enough that I spent it talking with our guide about the valley, and never once felt behind.
Grace O.a slow walk to pokhara · spring