Overview

The way we do things here at Sabbatical Explore Nepal separates us from the rest. Our foremost philosophy revolves around offering the ultimate travel experience and participation in Nepal to our valued visitors. We want to serve Nepal’s diverse culture, long history, distinct architecture, and absolute natural beauty to them in the never-presented way possible.

Being a medium between travelers across the world and communities of Nepal is one of the best reasons for our presence. We want to create and see an equal balance between the sides involved. Communities and locals get to earn some income and new exposure out of their hospitality. Similarly, travelers discover life and nature from a different setting visit and also contribute to the societies. That is why we highly believe in the promising prospects of social tourism, and we market community-based tourism here at our organization. 

Another ideology we highly believe in, and practice at our work is sustainability. Earth is the only home of all living beings, and we all should make it an excellent place to exist. Thus we intensely practice sustainable tourism practices wherever it is possible. We are always on the go to minimize adverse environmental impacts and contribute to conserving nature and its offspring. It is always great if you do things for the long run. 

If we take all the above philosophies together and practice them, it becomes another must philosophy, Responsible Tourism, that we use at our place. Ultimately, responsible tourism creates positive impacts on the economy, environment, and people through tourism. Thus we make sure whether the things we do are making positive impacts or not. If found, we lessen the adverse effects and promote positive ones over them.       

“Guests are equivalent to god, or Atithi Devo Bhava” is quite a famous saying in our sub-continent. The same goes for the Sabbatical Explore Nepal Team. Our clients’ preferences, satisfaction, and happiness have been our primary concerns from the  very start. As a result, we have been able to give supreme customer satisfaction and achieve word of mouth from our valued clients.

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Reviews

Leah

We had a wonderful time on our gap year in Nepal. The Total 48 days in Nepal on our career break trip was meaningful and memorable. Kathmandu city is amazing and vibrant with different cultures of Temples, Stupas and also Mosque. Monkey Temple, Pashupati Crematory Kathmandu Durbar square, Bauddha Nath very famous historical-cultural-heritage sites in Kathmandu. We have visit less-visited local places in Kathmandu and lived with a local family in Bhaktapur for two weeks. Bhaktapur is a completely deep traditional and diverse city on the basis of culture and language. JWAJULAPA PASA :P)

After Bhaktapur, we went to trekking to Kalo and Seto kunda.  It was major with two holy lakes  of Nepal which helps to shows the Himalayan beauty of Ganesh Himal. The one who offers for trekking in Kalo and Seto Kunda got a great opportunity to learn and experience typical Tamang and Gurung culture.

 The trek of Kalo and Seto Kunda was with the guide and he had arranged of vehicles from Kathmandu to Syabrubeshi which takes 8 to 9 hours to reach Syabrubeshi. Syabrubeshi is taken as the gateway to Langtang valley which is situated at the confluence of Bhotekosi River and Langtang Khola. i and my friend will defenately visit again to Kathmandu and we are sure for Social Tourism & Sabbatical Explore Nepal are the best career break trip planner in Nepal.
 

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Dr. M.H. ALHAMRAN

The trip was well worth it! I was in Nepal last Autumn with the team of Shiva and Kiran, whom I knew from my colleagues. I was confused about where to go. But my expert friends, Shiva and Kiran, suggested I do their best-selling Nepal Panorama Tour. I'm glad they suggested it. I am not a hiking person, my body does not let me be. So I went on a tour of Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan. In Kathmandu, I saw a lot of historical and time-traveling sites. Pokhara was so much vivid by Fewa Lake; I enjoyed the boat riding there. And Chitwan was unimaginably full of nature. I saw rhinos, elephants, birds, crocodiles. I was expecting the Bengal Tiger, but luck did not favor me. Except for that, Chitwan treated me quite well. Overall, the trip felt so smooth and rewarding. I traveled around Nepal panoramically. Thanks!

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Sarah Green

Sabbatical Explore Nepal's team planned this excursion, which went excellent and was exceptionally well planned. We had the best guide on this trip who was friendly, humorous, and professional. He made us feel easy throughout the excursion.  He was always there to explain the new things of the journey from the unique hanging bridges to the rapid Dudh Koshi River. The entire team for the journey was great. I can say the trip to Everest Base Camp is a trip for my lifetime. Thanks a lot to the entire team of Sabbatical! 

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