01On foot
Long trails, short walks, high passes and the honest question of what your body will enjoy.
Pied PiperStart a conversation
Independent Nepal travel planning · From someone who lives it
Nepal isn’t
an itinerary.
Custom Nepal treks and cultural trips, planned by someone who’s walked these mountains for years. Tell me what you’re imagining and I’ll help shape it into something real.
Tell meabout it↘
From the field · Nepal
12+ years guiding in Nepal · ~1,500+ km walked · 17 trekking routes planned
A different place to begin
Nepal, shaped
around how you want to experience it.
I’m Aashish, based in Nepal, and I’ve spent years moving through this country—walking, riding, driving, eating, listening and returning.
Nepali Pied Piper turns that accumulated experience into useful judgement for your trip: what is worth the time, what is realistic, and what might suit you better than the obvious route.
How I think about a trip →
A personal record, still being writtenMy Nepal ledger
Experience, kept
in days and distance.
These are personal field records—not company achievements. Distances are approximate, gathered across years of travel rather than GPS-certified claims.
17trekking routes
142days on trek
~1,500+ kmwalked across Nepal
6,476 mhighest recorded elevation
2012—2024trekking records
11,000+ kmby Royal Enfield · under 3 years
Across Annapurna, Langtang, Manaslu, Everest / Solukhumbu, Mardi Himal, Khopra, Dudh Kunda, Pathivara, Summit – Mera Peak and beyond.
Ways into Nepal
What are you
curious about?
Mountains may be part of the answer. They don’t have to be the whole answer.
01
02On two wheels
Mountain roads, long days in the saddle and the places you only notice when the road slows you down.
03Closer to life
Food, streets, villages, conversations and the everyday Nepal that rarely fits inside an itinerary.
Or some combination:
Food · Culture · Photography · History · Cities · Remote villages · Short adventures · Long expeditions
The approach
You bring the curiosity.
I bring the context.
- 01
Tell me what you imagine
Your time, interests, comfort, fitness, budget—and the feeling you want to take home.
- 02
Make it honest
We look at seasons, distances, trade-offs and what is actually possible without rushing through Nepal.
- 03
Shape a better route
A considered direction built around you, not a package chosen before we ever spoke.
Begin here
Tell me about the Nepal
you’re imagining.
You don’t need a route name yet. A rough thought is enough to begin.