Access Nepal Tour believes that for us to be able to operate safe trips, we need to work with the best guides and have the best staffs that support us in achieving our objectives. Thus, we work with guides that are also local experts in that they were born and brought up in the area where we operate our treks. Doing so has two advantages. We will not only be providing job opportunities to the locals but also giving our guest the best guides who know their places inside out.

Our guides are skilled and have a good record. Apart from being careful, patient and supportive, most of our guides possess;

• Wilderness First Responder (WFR) Certificate
• Safety First Training
• Emergency Evacuation/Medical Response

They are well trained in technical rescue as well as evacuation situations should the need be. Furthermore, many of them have already ascended atop Mt. Everest and several other peaks, making them assets for both the company and our guests.

For safety during the trip forms the core of our philosophy, we are always committed to offer you hassle-free trips so that you can make the most out of your time in the Himalayas. Our safety measures for the trek starts right from the moment we begin preparing the itineraries. We set a proper acclimatization period and work carefully with the altitude while ascending. We try to minimize your chance of getting altitude sickness as much as we can.

We maintain a high hygiene standard while cooking meals through the trek, and we dispose of our own garbage, therefore, promoting Responsible Tourism. First aid kits, high altitude Gamow bag, oxygen as well as other items are always on hand during the trip to ensure the safety standards of our trips. Should there be any cases of emergency, we are always alert and ready to provide the best assistance possible.

Your safety during the trek is our top priority.