About Eco Walk

Pioneering responsible Himalayan adventures, supporting local communities, and preserving our majestic mountains for generations to come.

Who We Are

Eco Walk (WalkEco Trek and Expedition) is an ecological trekking and mountaineering organization based in Pokhara Lakeside 3700, Nepal. Founded by seasoned Himalayan guides, our mission is to deliver authentic, awe-inspiring mountain journeys while protecting the fragile alpine ecosystem.

We believe true adventure does not come at nature's expense. Through our strict Leave-No-Trace principles, carbon offset programs, and local community empowerment, every trek you take with us directly supports mountain families, remote village schools, and trail conservation.

Meet Our Mountain Guides

Bimal Pahari

Founder & Owner, Eco Walk Nepal

Founder & Owner

Bimal Pahari

Founder & Managing Director, Eco Walk Nepal

"Our vision at Eco Walk is simple yet deeply rooted: to share the raw majesty and cultural warmth of the Himalayas with travellers from all corners of the world, while fiercely protecting Nepal’s fragile mountain habitats and uplifting local trekking communities."

Sustainable Tourism Pioneer Expedition Leadership Mountain Community Welfare Pokhara Lakeside, Nepal

Our Guiding Values

The principles that shape every trail we walk, every camp we pitch, and every partnership we build.

Safety & Expertise First

Government-licensed guides with Wilderness First Aid certifications and decades of high-altitude navigation experience across Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan.

Leave No Trace

Zero single-use plastics on the trails, dedicated eco-cleaning initiatives, and full carbon footprint compensation for every expedition.

Fair Tourism & Porter Welfare

We champion ethical tourism with fair living wages, comprehensive mountain health insurance, top-grade gear, and weight-limit enforcement for all porters.

Volunteer in Nepal

Volunteering is a unique opportunity to change lives, including your own. Consider joining a volunteer role in Nepal to help remote schools, healthcare camps, and environmental clean-up projects in Karnali and mountain villages.