Our Partners

The people and organizations who make our journeys possible

Trusted Collaborations

Time to Nepal works alongside a network of trusted partners — local experts, conservation programs and specialized organizations who share our commitment to responsible, high-quality trekking experiences in Nepal.

Trekking Agencies' Association of Nepal (TAAN)

The umbrella organization representing trekking agencies across Nepal since 1978, dedicated to promoting mountain tourism, protecting trekking trails, and preserving the mountain environment.

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Snow Leopard Conservancy

An international conservation organization working to protect snow leopards and their high-altitude habitats through community-based conservation programs.

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Sunset View Lodge Bardia

Our partner lodge in Bardia National Park, offering authentic stays close to Nepal's wildest jungle landscapes and helping travelers connect with local conservation efforts.

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Partnership sustainable development (PSD Nepal)

An organization committed to fostering sustainable, community-driven development initiatives across Nepal's trekking regions.

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Stand up 4 elephant

An advocacy and conservation initiative dedicated to protecting elephants and promoting ethical, cruelty-free interactions between travelers and wildlife.

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Objectif Sciences International

A citizen-science organization connecting travelers with real conservation fieldwork — notably behind our Snow Leopard Quest expedition in partnership with Panthera.

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Nepal Tourism Board

Nepal's official toursim authority, working to promote sustainable and responsible travel while safeguarding the country's natural and cultural heritage.

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Aniwell Travel

A trusted local travel partner supporting responsible logistics and on-the-ground coordination for our treks across Nepal.

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iNaturalistNepal (INN)

A citizen-science community dedicated to documenting Nepal's incredible biodiversity, helping trekkers and locals alike contribute to wildlife and plant conservation across the country.

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