Authentic Trekking and Hiking adventures across Nepal

Our story

Redswissa Trekking is a premier government-registered trekking agency in Kathmandu, Nepal. Founded by experienced local Sherpa guides, we specialize in organizing safe, sustainable, and unforgettable Himalayan adventures. From iconic routes like Everest Base Camp and Annapurna to off-the-beaten-path expeditions, our passion is sharing Nepal's breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and mountain heritage with global travelers.

Our offer

We offer comprehensive trekking packages, peak climbing, cultural tours, helicopter sightseeing, and custom itineraries across Nepal. Our coverage spans the entire Himalayan region, including Everest, Annapurna, and Langtang, alongside remote areas like Manaslu, Kanchenjunga, and Upper Mustang. Every service includes full logistics management, professional local guides, porter services, safety gear, permits, and complete accommodation arrangements.

What sets us apart

With over a decade of experience, our licensed local Sherpa guides bring unmatched expertise and cultural insights to every journey. We guarantee transparent pricing, 24/7 safety monitoring, flexible booking, and small group sizes for personalized service. To enhance your trip, we offer complimentary gear rentals, tailored pre-trip conditioning advice, and authentic cultural dining experiences in Kathmandu.

Who is it for?

Our services cater to solo travelers, families, private groups, and seasoned mountaineers seeking tailor-made Himalayan adventures. Whether you are a beginner seeking gentle cultural treks, an experienced hiker targeting high-altitude passes, or a professional seeking luxury helicopter tours, we customize every detail, from flexible pacing to safety...to match your fitness, preferences, and schedule.

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