Adventure Glacier Treks & Expedition marks its 22nd anniversary with a major leap forward for the 2026 spring season. The company is shifting toward "Purposeful Travel" by pledging 3% of all booking revenue to local community projects, including education and dog shelters. To ensure peak service, a new "Guide of the Year" award has been established to reward excellence among our mountain staff.
As we celebrate 22 years of Adventure Glacier Treks & Expedition, our secret to successful treks isn't just a map; it's the people who help our guests lead the way. Before starting the spring season, our entire team gathered for a refreshment picnic, which was more than a picnic as we discussed our strategy. We also had a meeting to ensure our guests receive the safest, most authentic trekking experience. Our company believes we aren't just selling a trekking package, as we are selling an experience to our valuable guests.
Our day began with a speech from our founder, Dil Prasad Sapkota, who shared our roadmap for the coming year. With nearly three decades of experience in these mountains, he emphasized that our guides are the real ambassadors of Nepal.
Dil’s vision for 2026 is simple yet productive, focusing on combining traditional Himalayan hospitality with world-class safety standards. He conveyed a clear message: our success is measured by our guests' smiles, and it starts with a well-prepared, empowered team.
At Adventure Glacier, uncompromised safety isn't just a slogan or marketing stunt, but our protocol. Starting from this year, we are implementing two major health initiatives discussed during our retreat:
We don't just walk in the trail but believe in protecting it for our future generation. During our picnic, we practiced what we promote to ensure we contribute more to the environment:
Adventure Glacier believes that the love and warmth we have received from the local communities should be given back. We are proud and happy to announce that 3% of each booking goes directly to CSR activities. When you trek with us, you are helping the local communities :
We have launched the Guide of the Year program to ensure that we maintain the highest standard in the Himalayas.
At the end of each year, our guide who demonstrates the most exceptional leadership while prioritizing safety and guest feedback will receive a title with a special gift. This is to appreciate the hard work of our guides . This will help our team to motivate to continue providing world-class services with personalized care, which has helped us keep our 50% guest returning to us in their trips in Nepal.
A team that cooks together will stay together. To foster strong synergy, our office staff and mountain guide prepared traditional Nepalese food over an open fire.
When we cook together, it ensures that when we are on a difficult mountain pass, we can work as a unit. Our picnic ended with music and traditional dance while celebrating the culture we love to share with you.
Diwakar Sapkota, our Digital Lead and Strategy Coordinator, demonstrated our brand new website to our team. He showed the guides how we have made the booking process easierand how this new platform ensures they receive critical guest information like dietary needs and allergies instantly. This helps to ensure our “ boots on the ground “ are always in sync with our “office in the city“.
To cap off the day, we surprised our team with our brand new Adventure Glacier 2026 Edition Caps. Seeing our whole team in uniform was a proud moment for our company. This cap represents our commitment to a unified and professional standard of service.
When you see our logo on trail, you can be stress-free as you know you are in the hands of well-trained, supported, and passionate professionals. We are ready to make your trip memorable.
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