Mountain Lodges of Nepal

For over thirty years, our lodges have provided warmth, welcome and guidance on the trekkers’ journey. With a focus on simplicity and recovery, we seek to honor both the mountain and the traditions of Mountain Hospitality.

We exist to lift the Soulful Sportsmen, those mindful and driven individuals and families dedicated to the pursuit of personal excellence—for the challenge of facing one’s mountain offers a view of life in balance; that is the Sherpa way.

With our fully-supported trips and accommodations, we strive to make the Himalayas easy to reach, safe and welcoming, for all people, and all ages.

Gokarna Forest Resort

An oasis of peace and tranquility, steeped in rich historical and cultural significance, the main resort complex derives its influence from an architectural blend of Malla and Rana royal palaces. The temperate forest of medieval Kathmandu Valley has been protected for over 500 years – nourishing and providing shelter to a wide variety of birds and animals including spotted-deer and monkeys, all of which are easily spotted throughout the Resort grounds.

Yeti Airlines

Yeti Airlines Pvt. Ltd. started its first commercial flight in September 1998 with a single Canadian built DHC6-300 Twin Otter aircraft. Within a decade it became the largest domestic airline operator with a fleet of BAE Systems Jetstream-41, DHC6-300 Twin Otter and the German built Dornier Do 228 aircraft. Yeti Airlines has added five ATR 72-500 into its fleets, two in 2017, one in 2018 and two in 2019.

In 2009, its sister airline Tara Air was established to take over the Short Take Off and Landing (STOL) operations with the DHC6-300 and Dornier DO228 aircraft fleet. Yeti Airlines has retained its modern fleet of five  ATR 72-500 that operate on non-STOL domestic sectors of Nepal. The two airlines together continue to provide the largest network of flight routes throughout Nepal.