Mountain guides profession of Nepalese mountaineers started in 1891 AD as local mountain guides. Maximum Nepalese mountain guides were isolated from formal academics and about mountaineering education. Now, Nepalese mountain guides are involving academic education and technical training well. Nepalese mountain guides are recognized by the government of Nepal as …
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The mountain guide’s responsibility to clients is not only to guide them safely through the mountains. Before the trip starts, they give personal advice to the client and support in selecting the right trip. Guides have a basic knowledge of Himalaya’s geology, fauna and flora and know the mountain’s history. …
View MoreDepartment of tourism (DoT) certified mountain guide is a professional whose competence has been certified by an official institution that is accredited by the government of Nepal. May lead, instruct, advise and coach members of the public in the four disciplines of mountaineering, rock climbing and ice climbing. To ensure …
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The Mountain Guides Association of Nepal (MoGAN) requires its members to be ethical and professional in the conduct of their guide’s lives. This Code of Ethics applies to recognize all members of the MoGAN including apprentice, assistant, and certified guides, instructors, students, and licensed providers. It applies in all settings …
View MoreNepal mountain guides are the soul of mountaineering activities and they represent the Himalayas. Coming from different backgrounds and with various talents and ambitions, they can help you gain mastery of mountain expeditions technical skills or reach your ideal summit. And, with a combination of great personalities, a focus on …
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