Mr.Bharat KC, born in eastern Nepal’s Solukhumbu district, known as Everest region. He has been working on tourism field for 20 years. He has completed various programs conducted by WWF, TAAN, KEEP, Mountaineering Association, and Nepal Government. He has deep understanding of eco-friendly and sustainable tourism and rural development tourism. He has trekked the most popular trails in Nepal including “Great Himalayan Trail” (Lower Part known as green trail ) and “The Great Himalayan Trail” (Upper Part known as extremely difficult trail). Many years of association with a reputed travel company and precious experience in the trekking field of Nepal, India, Tibet & Bhutan. He thought it was time to take the matters into his own hands and finally established Nature Explore Trek in 2015 along with his long term friend and colleague Mr Dinesh Karki.
He says “I feel immensely fortunate to have been a part of this sector. It has given me the opportunity to get an intimate experience of different landscapes, terrain, people, and culture. I absolutely love to share the natural exquisiteness of my country and elsewhere with my clients. And in the process, I will do my utmost best to ensure that our clients will not just have a successful and safe trek but will make the most of their holidays and take away lasting and enriching memories along with them”.
He has done Upper Great Himalayan trail in 2019 with a group from the UK and trip began from (Spring to summer total of 5 months, approximately 1800km in 130 days). this trek start from east Nepal Kanchenjunga mountains range to end far west Nepal’s Simikot dictrict. This is one of the biggest trekking route in the Himalayan Range, and it is the hardest one as well, you have to cross over 6000m high mountains passes three times including more than 50 over 5000m high passes along with this trip. If anyone is interested in this big trip contact Bharat Kc and he would be your best person to make your trip successful. About this big trip, you can read all the information in this link: http://www.baxternature.com/nepal-ght/
