Warm Greetings from Responsible Treks I Himalayas I Boudha Stupa I Kathmandu Dear Travel Partner , Families and Friends It has been great year 2023. We find ourselves just about at the end of 2023 – Finally it was a good Tourism recovery year post covid-19. This year has offered much hope and progress to us and to Nepal.
As we look ahead to the New Year and beyond, we want to take a moment to say thank everyone for their great support. This year being our 14th year since the establishment, we are happy to have made such a milestones at this far. In all our trekking and holiday operations we have Although the Year 2023 was a challenging and busy one, we were still able to work toward our CSR and giving back to the community goals. - Our goal towards more sustainability of the tourism industry
- Giving towards the local community and
- Appreciating and training our valuable staffs
1. Our goal towards more sustainability of tourism Industry and products. Snow Leopard in Manang 
Red Panda in Illam
We have focused more on the sustainability of the tourism industry in our capacity. As we look to 2024, our enthusiasm and commitment to creating unique life time experiences. Responsible treks are proud to collaborate with the leading NGOS working on conservation. We are bringing several years of field experiences of its biologist and citizen scientist along with our decades in the tourism industry for making the trip of life time. - Red Panda in Ilam
- Snow Leopard in Manang
- Wild Yak in Humla
2. Giving Towards the Local Community Solar Distribution in HumlaThey say “Never forgets where you come from “we have taken an active part in this. We come from one of the world’s most remote place- Humla, Karnali province, Nepal. Our ground operations along with our sister Tseten D. Lama – We took initiative to light on and electrify the remaining 45 households in Nimatang Village of Ward No. 3, Bargaun-Simikot. We also helped to light and brought hope to the girl’s hostel and school in Simikot.Thanks to our partners in; - Women Light the World &
- Barefoot college
3: Appreciating and training our valuable staffs
weekend GAteway in Nuwakot
Wilderness First Aid Training
Our staffs has always been our most valuable asset. Like every year we would brainstorm and gather for few occasion in form of weekend gateway and providing special training. This year we made weekend gateway trip to had some fun in the hills of Nuwakot. It was lovely our stay at guys participating in different activities and had some good RT times ! We also did Wilderness first Aid Training before the start of season to get well prepared for any emergency situation. Everyone at our office participated for 3 days training by experts . We, at Responsible Treks, of course, recognize that, in spite of many reasons to rejoice, our tourism industry’s situation remains unpredictable due to war and economic situation around world. But we are optimistic and confident that an even stronger resurgence of travel demand is on the horizon, and that true recovery awaits us. We are in ,no doubt , that we can build our link even stronger – in terms of both our results and our relationship. I’m grateful for everything and to have you with us on this unpredictable yet beautiful journey 2023 in Review. Last but not the least; we would like to wish everyone a great holiday season. See you all in Year 2024 In the meantime; Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2024 Enjoy Responsibly With best Regards 
Responsible Treks Family
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