Himalayan 360 (Himalayan Three Sixty Pvt. Ltd.) is a licensed travel agency and trekking company in Kathmandu, Nepal, founded in 2014 by Rajendra Amgain and currently run along with Amrit Nepal. Himalayan 360 is a member of TAAN, NATTA and PATA. We are rated 5.0 across Google and Tripadvisor by our satisfied travellers. Rajendra is a mountain guide from Gorkha. We run trips across Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan.
Our story
Rajendra Amgain grew up in Gorkha, where Manaslu fills the northern sky. To him the Himalaya was never a destination. It was the view from home.
He started out as a mountain guide in 2008, walking trekkers through Everest, Annapurna, Langtang and the remote valleys of Manaslu. Over the years he saw two things clearly. Travellers who had saved for years were often handed a fixed package and treated as one more booking. And the guides, porters and villages who carried each journey saw little of what was paid for it.
In 2014 he founded Himalayan 360 to do it differently. The company has one office in Kathmandu, guides who come from the regions they lead, and itineraries built around each traveller rather than a sales sheet. Amrit Nepal, also from Gorkha, joined in that first year and now runs day-to-day operations as CEO.
The company grew one step at a time. Spiritual and retreat journeys started in 2018. The founders also opened Dom Himalaya Hotel, a 36-room boutique hotel in Thamel, so many of our travellers start and end their trip under our own roof. Bhutan followed in 2023. Amrit still answers the WhatsApp line.
Registration and licences
Each number below matches the certificates on our legal documents page.
How we got here
Our founders
Founder
Rajendra started as a mountain guide in 2008 and founded Himalayan 360 in 2014. He shapes the routes and the company's standards, and he still designs the spiritual and Kailash journeys himself.
CEO
Amrit runs Himalayan 360 day to day. He handles bookings, permits, guides and the 24-hour WhatsApp line. He is often the person who answers your first message and checks on you during the trip. He represents the company at international travel fairs.
What we run
Every itinerary can be taken as listed or rebuilt around your pace, fitness and budget.
Pilgrimage
Overland from Kathmandu or by helicopter. We arrange the Chinese group visa and all Tibet-side permits. Every group travels with an English-speaking leader.
2027 departures →
Trekking
Manaslu, Everest, Annapurna, Langtang, Makalu and remote valleys, with guides from the regions they lead.
Treks →Bhutan
Cultural and festival tours, such as the Paro Tshechu, run since 2023.
Bhutan →Spiritual
Meditation and yoga journeys on the trail, a focus since 2018.
Retreats →By air & road
Everest and Annapurna heli tours, Muktinath, Kathmandu valley heritage and Chitwan.
Tours →Why "360"
You arrive a stranger and leave with the trail written into you. We want you to see Nepal from every angle: the peaks, but also the teahouses, the kitchens, the festivals and the silence at altitude.
The name is also a promise about honesty. Nothing about your trip, from the price to the guide to the rescue plan, should be left out of view.
Why travel with us
Our guides are licensed and come from the valleys they lead.
Acclimatisation days are built into every high-altitude itinerary. If something goes wrong on the trail, we arrange the rescue.
Your policy must cover high-altitude rescue and helicopter evacuation. Evacuation is billed directly to your insurer.
The balance is paid in Kathmandu before departure. Bhutan and Tibet trips are paid in full in advance. Cancellation fees are 40%, 50% and 80% at 30, 15 and 7 days before the trip.
Every trip page lists what the price includes and what it doesn't. Ask, and we'll also estimate the costs our fee doesn't cover, so nothing comes as a surprise.
Our office is on Galkopakha Marg, Kathmandu, a short walk from Thamel. Come and meet us before your trek. You can also stay at our boutique hotel, Dom Himalaya, in Thamel.
One consultant from your first message to your flight home. You also get a 24-hour WhatsApp line during the trip.
Responsible tourism
We come from the hills we trek in, so we look after them. These are the practices our teams follow on the trail.
We stay in locally owned teahouses, homestays and lodges, so what you spend stays in the valleys you walk through.
Our guides and porters come from the areas they work in. They know the trail, and you get to know their villages. No porter carries more than 18 kg.
Our kitchen teams cook with other fuel, not wood, to help stop deforestation.
Rubbish is carried to proper disposal points, never left at camps or beside the trail.
We use the established trails, campsites and rest stops to keep damage to the land low.
We respect local customs, festivals and daily routines, and our guides will tell you what's expected in each village.
What travellers say
Counts as of 28 Oct 2026. More traveller stories are on our reviews page.
Documents
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Tell us where you want to go and when. Amrit will reply.
WhatsApp +977-9849683653 · Office 01-5918334 · Bhutan +975 16042508 · [email protected]
