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Adventure Pilgrims Trekking – Media & Recognition

Media & Recognition – Adventure Pilgrims Trekking

Over the decades, Adventure Pilgrims Trekking Pvt. Ltd. has proudly guided countless trekkers through Nepal’s most breathtaking and remote terrains—from Annapurna and Everest to Upper Mustang and Dolpo. Our work has been recognized globally through publications, guidebooks, personal testimonials, and environmental stewardship. Below is a curated list of our notable mentions, features, and contributions to both tourism and conservation in Nepal.

Annapurna Szentély Gyalogtúra by Irinkov D. Mihály & D. Martin (p. 18, 52)

Our trekking team is featured on page 18 at the Namaste Kathmandu prayer-flag camp, and again on page 52 climbing the iconic Pokhara–Ghorepani stone stairway.

Strange Tales of Discovery – ‘The Lost Tibetan Kingdom of Mustang’ (p. 45–47)

In Jennifer Bolm’s acclaimed feature, Govinda Panta and Adventure Pilgrims Trekking guide readers through the mysterious and dramatic entrance into the restricted Mustang region, navigating complex permit processes and showcasing the heart of Tibetan culture.

Patron Magazine – Natpoh, 2013 (p. 60)

Featured in the June 2013 article, this issue highlights our equipment logistics, high-altitude routes, and memorable Himalayan passes, capturing the essence of trekking with us.

Yetis, Sasquatch & Hairy Giants by David Hatcher Childress

Adventure Pilgrims Trekking proudly served as the Nepalese publisher for this renowned work, helping share fascinating legends of Himalayan cryptids with both locals and curious global readers.

Lonely Planet Nepal – 9th Edition (p. 32)

We’re listed as a recommended trekking agency for visitors to Nepal, featured on page 32 of this essential guidebook trusted by thousands of global travelers.

Lonely Planet Nepal – 9th Edition (p. 35)

On page 35, under the “Organised Trekking” section, we’re listed with our full contact details, affirming our trusted role in providing expertly guided Himalayan adventures.

Nexus Magazine – Jun–Jul 2016 (Vol. 23 No. 4, p. 62)

Our trekking programs across Annapurna, Everest, Upper Mustang, and more are featured in this international issue—highlighting our reputation as a Lonely Planet–recommended operator.

Lonely Planet – Trekking in the Nepal Himalaya (10th Edition, p. 30 or 80)

We appear on page 30 under “International Trekking Agencies,” recognized for our reliable presence in the Himalayan trekking industry and complete with our Kathmandu contact information.

ACAP Environmental Recognition – 2008 Mustang Clean-Up

During a 2008 Upper Mustang expedition, we deposited all non-biodegradable waste at the Kagbeni ACAP Check Post—demonstrating our commitment to responsible and sustainable trekking from the early years.

Client Letter – Barbara Trottier (Feb 1, 2001)

A heartfelt note from Montreal’s Barbara Trottier recalls her Kathmandu adventure with us and expresses a strong desire to return and trek again with Adventure Pilgrims.

Client Letter – Adrienne Ruthven

Adrienne shares her appreciation for Govinda Panta and his wife’s hospitality, enclosing a generous token of thanks and recalling a special farewell dinner.

Client Letter – Athens (Feb 26, 2002)

This note from a Greek client includes a magazine where our agency was featured, expressing both gratitude and hopes that the publicity would draw more trekkers to Nepal.

Innovia – SXC Dept. of Computer Science (2019 Vol-II, p. 3–4)

Chetana Panta’s article “The Lost Tibetan Kingdom of Upper Mustang” highlights Govinda Panta leading travelers through Mustang’s dramatic cliffs and untouched valleys—one of the Himalayas’ best-kept secrets.

Lonely Planet Nepal – 11th Edition (July 2018, p. 35)

We are once again listed under “International Trekking Agencies,” reinforcing our long-standing reputation for dependable service and deep Himalayan expertise.

Kala Patthar Summit – Everest 2002 (5,546 m)

A stunning photo captures our team atop Kala Patthar, bathed in the golden Himalayan sunrise, with panoramic views of Pumori and Everest as the backdrop.

Chola Pass Summit – Everest 2002 (5,453 m)

This image from our 2002 Everest expedition captures trekkers braving the cold and standing on the icy saddle of Chola Pass, surrounded by breathtaking alpine vistas.