Founder and Managing Director of Himalayan Kingdoms

Born in Shillong, just south of the Bhutanese border, Steve has returned to the Himalaya many times as leader of numerous treks and expeditions. These include the first British ascent of Nun Kun in Kashmir and attempts on Cho Oyu in Nepal and Gangkar Punsum in Bhutan. In 1992 he made the first official British ascent of the highest peak in Mongolia. His book 'The Thunder Dragon Kingdom', is an account of Britain's first climbing expedition to Bhutan's highest peak. Steve and his company, Himalayan Kingdoms have pioneered most of the trekking routes in Bhutan. They specialise in exploring new regions, new routes and new types of treks in all parts of the Himalaya and beyond.

Himalayan Kingdoms

Recent reviews by Steve Berry K2 Base Camp and Gondogoro La Trekking in India Ambitious but fantastic. This trip is equal to Everest’s Base Camp in it’s scenic views of some of the worlds tallest mountains. The Gondogoro La is ... Stok Kangari Ascent Trekking in Kashmir, India This is one of the best known trekking peaks in the Himalayas. It’s a relatively straight forward 20,000 foot peak from which you can see snow and ice peaks ... The Hidden Kingdom Trek Trekking in Bhutan This is an easier version of the Lunana Snowman trek, walking amongst unclimbed and unmapped mountains, but it still climbs to some high passes. It has ... Everest Base Camp Trek Trekking in Mount Everest, Nepal You should do this trek for the scenery and the Sherpa culture. The scenery is electric because you’re surrounded by the worlds highest peaks. The atmosphere ... The Kingdom of Mustang Trekking in Nepal The Kingdom of Mustang is a semi-autonomous kingdom lying in the region east of Dolpo. The region is an arid and mountainous desert once habituated by cave ... Steve Berry has written 10 reviews. See more »

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