Find your way back to stillness.
We believe travel can change the way you see the world — and yourself.
Every journey is designed around a balance. Days that ask something of your legs, and days that ask nothing at all. Trails, villages, monasteries, and long silences in between.
Adventure
High passes, long days, the body asked to work.
Stillness
A sit before breakfast. An afternoon with nothing planned.
Nature
Gorge, forest, pasture and glacier on one trail.
Culture
Nubri and Tsum villages, monasteries, the people who live here.
Reflection
What follows you home a week after the trek.
Around Manaslu, slowly.
The rhythm of a journey.
Wake with the mountains.
Morning meditation.
Walk slowly.
Ancient trails and forests.
Meet the people.
Himalayan villages and local culture.
Be still.
Monastery, prayer, silence, mountains.
Go higher.
Adventure and physical challenge.
Return changed.
Reflection and connection.
Why travel with Drokpo?
Years in these mountains
Every journey is planned by people who have walked the Manaslu and Tsum trails for decades.
Fair, clear pricing
One price, set out in full before you book. No hidden permits, no surprise fees on the trail.
Flexible bookings
Change dates or switch journeys without penalty up to 30 days before departure.
Always reachable
A guide in Kathmandu answers WhatsApp around the clock, before and during your trek.
Insured guides and porters
Everyone who walks with you is insured, fairly paid and carries no more than 20 kg.
Specialists for every pace
Dedicated leads for meditation retreats, high passes and family journeys.
We walk lightly, and we hire from the valleys we walk through.
Hired from the valley
Guides, porters and cooks come from each region and are paid above union rate. Loads capped at 20 kg.
Family-run stays
Teahouses and monasteries, never camps that bypass the villages.
Leave no trace
We carry out what we carry in. Gas replaces firewood above the treeline.
Stories from the Himalaya.
Unforgettable moments, in their words.
Ricarda and Timo, Manaslu Circuit
Sixteen days around the mountain, and a border crossing they still talk about.
A group crosses the Budhi Gandaki
Five strangers in Arughat, five friends at Larkya La.
Anna and Jon at Birendra Lake
A rest day below Manaslu, and what the silence did for them.
Marcus in the Tsum Valley
Three weeks of walking, meditation and mo:mos.