Preparing for a tour, whether you’re a performer, crew member, or an attendee, requires careful planning and organization. Here are some general steps to consider before a tour:

For Tour Organizers/Artists:

Planning: Outline the tour’s schedule, including dates, venues, and travel routes. Consider factors like transportation, accommodations, and performance requirements.

Booking: Confirm venue bookings, transportation, and accommodations for the entire tour duration.

Promotion: Market the tour to build anticipation and attract attendees. Utilize social media, email marketing, and traditional advertising methods.

Rehearsals: Ensure performers are well-rehearsed and ready for the tour. Practice sets, transitions, and any special effects or choreography.

Logistics: Arrange transportation for equipment and crew, including loading and unloading schedules at each venue.

Technical Requirements: Coordinate with venues for sound, lighting, and technical setups. Ensure the technical team has all the necessary information.

Merchandise: If applicable, design and produce tour merchandise. Have a strategy for selling merchandise at each venue.

Budget: Create a comprehensive budget that covers all expenses and allows for unforeseen costs.

Communication: Maintain clear communication with all involved parties, including performers, crew, vendors, and venues.

Contingency Plans: Prepare for potential issues such as cancellations, equipment failures, or weather disruptions.

For Performers:

Rehearse: Ensure your performance is polished and well-rehearsed. Practice sets, transitions, and interactions with the audience.

Setlist: Plan your setlist to create a dynamic and engaging performance. Consider the flow of songs and audience interaction.

Stage Presence: Work on your stage presence, energy, and crowd engagement. Consider how you’ll interact with the audience between songs.

Costumes/Attire: Prepare your performance outfits and ensure they’re suitable for the stage and the tour’s theme.

Equipment: Double-check your instruments, microphones, and other equipment to ensure they’re in good working condition.

Backups: Have backup instruments, strings, batteries, and any essential gear in case of emergencies.

Health and Well-being: Prioritize your health by getting adequate sleep, staying hydrated, and eating well throughout the tour.

Merchandise: If you’re selling merchandise, ensure you have enough stock and a method for managing sales at each venue.

For Attendees:

Tickets: Purchase tickets in advance and ensure you have physical or digital copies ready.

Travel: If the tour involves travel, make transportation and accommodation arrangements well in advance.

Schedule: Review the tour schedule, including show times, opening acts, and any special events.

Packing: Pack any necessary items, such as appropriate clothing, comfortable shoes, identification, and chargers.

Venue Information: Research the venue’s location, parking options, and any specific rules or regulations.

Health Precautions: Be mindful of any health and safety guidelines, especially if the tour takes place during or after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Merchandise and Souvenirs: Consider bringing extra cash for merchandise purchases, and be prepared to support your favorite artists.

Etiquette: Respect the performers, crew, and fellow attendees. Follow venue rules and guidelines for a smooth and enjoyable experience.

Remember, the specifics can vary greatly based on the type of tour and your role in it. It’s essential to plan and prepare comprehensively to ensure a successful and enjoyable tour experience.

Have you always dreamed of exploring divine Buddhist temples and Tibetan sites? If so, here will meet your expectations of being a country which is known for having a multitude of ancient spiritual routes. What is more, the regions surrounding Everest propose amazing treks and breathtaking scenery. For mountain lovers, it is a definite destination. Travelling through the mighty Himalayas, you can feel like visiting the ultimate kingdom of the world. After all, the Himalayas lodge Mount Everest, the highest elevation on our planet.

Explorers who attempt Nepal shortly find that there are a vast number of places worth visiting in this country. This region is indeed jam-packed with old spots, in which you can feel like a time-traveller lost among mysterious cities. If Nepal is on your bucket list, don’t hesitate to pack yourself and discover all must-visit places by yourself.

Attractions
Nepal is the land of the Himalayas. 8 of the 10 highest mountains in the world can be found there, and the landscapes are truly breathtaking. So, what are the best Nepali treks that every tourist should visit? Below, we present the list of the most exciting expeditions.

1. Annapurna Base Camp Trek

Duration: 13 days

Difficulty level: hard

The Annapurna Circuit is one of the most beautiful and varied hikes in the world. If you decide to visit it, you will travel through all climate zones, excluding the tropics, and the landscapes will take your breath away. The entire region is so big that one could spend a few weeks of trekking there. The Annapurna Circuit is a trendy place among trekking lovers from all over the world. Some people name this route “Apple Pie Circuit” because there are numerous tea houses along the path that offer delicious and hot apple pies.

During the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, you will visit Annapurna Sanctuary, which is placed between the peaks of Annapurna and it is easily accessible after a five days journey. The protected region of Annapurna is an excellent choice for long, walking trips. Also, you will experience the diversity of the Nepalese countryside. The area consists of various landscapes. This way, one day you walk in a beautiful green forest, and a few days later you stroll among the snowy mountain tops. Along the trail, you pass charming villages where you can go for Dahl Bath, a cup of tea or a place to sleep.

2. Glorious Kathmandu

Duration: 8 days

Difficulty level: hard

Being the capital of the country, Kathmandu is the biggest and the most significant city in Nepal. Welcoming and cheerful streets of this place offer a vast diversity of local stores, carved statues, and memorable temples. Kathmandu belongs to the trinity of powerful royal cities, which have been competing with each other for many hundred years. Presently, Patan, Kathmandu and Bhaktapur together try to run the development of tourism as they are so close to each other. One of Kathmandu’s places, especially worth visiting, is Durbar Square. This square is the biggest one concerning the neighbourhood of other royal cities, and it belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you decide to visit this square, you will admire various monuments and temples which differ from each other in terms of faiths, forms, styles, and sizes. Unfortunately, Kathmandu’s Durbar Square was destroyed several times and then repaired due to powerful earthquakes which took place in 2015.

3. Everest Gokyo Lake Trek

Duration: 12 days

Difficulty level: hard

If you’re interested in experiencing life among the most beautiful mountain views in the world, choose this hike along the beautiful Gokyo lakes. This begins with a breathtaking flight to Luka, where a half-day trek to Phakding is planned. During this trek, you will hike via fascinating Gokyo Lake, which impresses with its glittering, turquoise blue colour. However, the true reward is a top view from Gokyo Ri (5360 m), which is one of the most incredible viewpoints over Everest.

This particular route ensures the best possible acclimatization in varied terrain.

Beyond the breathtaking scenery, you will experience the unique culture while visiting Sherpa village. Thus, you will have the opportunity to feel the warm Nepalese hospitality. The trip ends in the exotic Kathmandu, where you will have time to experience the narrow alleys, historic temples, impressive stupa and lively markets.

4. Ghorepani – Poon Hill Trek

Duration: 9 days

Difficulty level: hard

The Annapurna trekking trip to the Poon Hill panorama is Nepal’s great classic hike. Take a trek to one of the most beautiful areas – among the world’s highest mountains in the Himalayas. We hike between Pokhara and Nayapul watching a fabulous combination of the high peaks, the Poon Hill peak and glorious villages. During this hike, you will experience one breathtaking view after another. Admire rhododendron forests, mountain villages, and see the Fishtail Mountain, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. This journey is an excellent option for adventure lovers who want to experience a new culture and amazing wild scenery.

5. Sherpa Village Trek

Duration: 9 days

Difficulty level: hard

Meet the Sherpa culture and admire rice fields and high peaks of the Himalayas, as you travel through the Khumbu region. This unique circuit will allow you to discover the authenticity of Nepal while not having to struggle with the altitude. You will travel through Sherpa villages in the Solu region where landscapes of mountains, forests will always remain in your memory. Take part in this extraordinary experience by staying as close as possible to the Sherpa in an atmosphere of conviviality and sharing. This trip will satisfy all “Nomad” travellers, the hardened walkers and passionates of civilizations and landscapes. Only you are missing to find this out.

6. Langtang, Gosaikunda – Helambu Trek

Duration: 14 days

Difficulty level: hard

This trek actually consists of three trips, which can also be done separately. You will visit Langtang (7-8 days), Gosainkunda (7-8 days) and Helambu (6 days) while admiring stunning forests of oaks, pines and rhododendrons. What is more, this circuit crosses villages of Sherpa and Tamang, allowing you to discover its ethnicities. You will meet astonishing views of the snow-capped peaks, the Langtang and the sacred lakes of Gosainkunda at 4 280 m – a Hindu pilgrimage site where dozens of sadhus come together on foot in August from all over the country. During this expedition, you will experience scenic views of Annapurna and Everest regions, which you will never forget.

7. Around Manaslu Trek

Duration: 16 days

Difficulty level: hard

In the shadow of the neighbouring Annapurna massif, the Manaslu massif remained wild and little visited. All the ingredients for a tremendous Nepalese trek are there: grandiose summits, varied landscapes, and an authentic Tibetan culture. We start this in the tropical atmosphere of the Nepalese countryside, surrounded by rice fields and forests. We gradually gain altitude and reach the high glacial valleys of the massif. From there, the magnificent panoramas follow one another on the giants of the region including Larkya La pass, at more than 5000 m above sea level! Regarding such harsh conditions, all trekkers taking part in this trip should be in decent physical shape. Mythical peaks, forgotten villages, prayer wheels and centuries-old monasteries, the Around Manaslu Trek is the new must-see in Nepal!

8. Upper Mustang Trek

Duration: 14 days

Difficulty level: moderate

Explore the ancient “Forbidden Kingdom” of Mustang, a real myth of Nepal, and discover its sumptuous landscapes. Between ocher cliffs, fairy chimneys and Buddhist monasteries lie this ancient Tibetan place which has remained authentic and wild. In these distant lands, you will discover a humble and warm people firmly rooted in traditions. Upper Mustang Trek is a dream for all Himalayan lovers!

The ancient kingdom of Mustang, which was forbidden to foreigners until 1992, is undoubtedly the most mythical region of Nepal. This altitude desert, hidden behind the mountains of the Nepalese Himalayas, offers an extraordinary playground for all trekkers eager for exceptional landscapes and authentic encounters. We walk on a path alternating steep valleys, mountain passes and plateaus, and we discover the exceptional natural sites of the region: fairy chimneys, cliffs and canyons without bottom, all dominated by a grand panorama, that of the huge chain of Annapurnas and Dhaulagiri. Without a doubt, it is a real adventure which you should try as soon as possible!

9. Around Dhaulagiri Trek

Duration: 19 days

Difficulty level: hard

This trek around the “white mountain” is certainly worth trying. The Dhaulagiri one of the most beautiful mountains in the world, The expedition will take you through an isolated region around the Dhaulagiri where a diverse and varied nature can be seen. These Nepalese mountains offer jungle at low altitude, the bamboo forest, then pine trees at high altitude, and the glacial atmosphere of the high peaks. It is also and above all, for people who want to experience significant altitude. The opportunity to climb a Nepalese “6000” is only for the bravest!

This trip is intended for experienced hikers wishing to venture on a high-altitude Himalayan trekking route. The trail is sometimes demanding: there are places jam-packed with rocks, the glaciers and the snow. Appropriate physical preparation is essential. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information regarding the skills required for this trip.

10. Everest Kala Pattar Trek

Duration: 12 days

Difficulty level: hard

This is an absolutely essential trek which allows you to face the highest mountains in the world!

It is perhaps the most famous trek in the world, which leads to the Kala Pattar, where you will have the opportunity to see magnificent Mount Everest. The circuit leads through the Sherpa ethnic region, dotted with thousand-year-old villages and Buddhist monuments. The peak of Kala Pattar offers the most beautiful view of Everest: a breathtaking panorama and an unforgettable memory! This expedition doesn’t include going to Base Camp; however, it’s similar to the Everest Base Camp trek.