Luxury lodges in the Himalayas

Mountain Lodges of Nepal offers luxury stay experiences in the Himalayas with its newly-built lodges, premium international hospitality, exquisite new restaurants, and one-of-a-kind mountain expeditions.

Renowned for its authentic showcase of Nepal’s legendary mountain hospitality and travel experiences for over thirty years, Sherpa Hospitality Group has launched its new brand in late August, Mountain Lodges of Nepal (MLN). It consists of a collection of 15 family-owned premium lodges, seven nestled in the Everest region and eight in Annapurna, offering spectacular treks along the Great Himalayan Trails.

MLN captures the essence of the New Nepal and honours the traditions of mountain hospitality – offering an international lifestyle to reach one’s personal peak through challenging but accessible treks.

Each exceptional lodge embodies the brand’s four pillars of sustainability, comfort, dining and service.

Situated along the idyllic Dudh Koshi river 8,533 feet above sea level, Phakding Lodge boasts a rocky chic exterior while room interiors incorporate large rocks from the nearby riverbanks. Guests can train for their next climb and whet their appetite at the rock-climbing facility before savouring fresh seasonal produce from the property’s vegetable garden at the new helipad-turned-restaurant and lounge.          

Showcasing Deboche as a new destination for adventure seekers, Deboche Lodge in the Everest region will be launched in the first quarter of 2023 as a brand-new hotel by MLN built from the ground up. It will offer spectacular views of Nepal’s iconic mountains, including Everest.        

MLN has thoughtfully curated immersive experiences and trails for spiritual journeys, each carefully assessed on their trekking duration and varying levels of difficulty. Some once-in-a-lifetime experiences offered include helicopter rides for breakfast at Mount Everest and honey hunting of the wild nectar from the beehives on perilous cliffs.

Visit http://www.mountainlodgesofnepal.com for more info.