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Blog - The best travel insights and top travel tips

Welcome to the Mountain Kingdoms blog. We have been walking and trekking the world for over 36 years and here we share our holiday recommendations, travel pointers and favourite mountain views.


Top Reasons to Visit Morocco

By Kirsty Parsons - 9th August 2022
in Morocco, Ask an Expert

Top Reasons to Visit Morocco

Only a few hours flying time from the UK, with year-round travel opportunities, Morocco makes for a highly accessible destination. Yet for somewhere so close to home, it’s remarkably different.... Read more

Our Top Ten Travel Tips for Nepal

By Kirsty Parsons - 17th May 2022
in Nepal, Ask an Expert

Our Top Ten Travel Tips for Nepal

Nepal is one of our very favourite destinations. Almost everyone who works at Mountain Kingdoms has been to Nepal at least once. Our Operations Manager Niki, holds the record with over 15 trips and our MD, Steve Berry, is our most recent Nepal traveller having visited just last November. ... Read more

Trekking Guide to the Everest Region

By Mountain Kingdoms - 6th April 2022
in Bhutan, Nepal & Tibet

Trekking Guide to the Everest Region

Known also as the Solo Khumbu, the towering mountains of the Everest region are unrivalled in their sheer scale and majesty. Most routes in the Everest region lead to Everest Base Camp, however there are side trails to explore and more remote paths to discover as well as challenging trekking peaks to climb. ... Read more

A Kit List for a trek to Everest Base Camp

By Kirsty Parsons - 4th April 2022
in Walking & Trekking

A Kit List for a trek to Everest Base Camp

One of the questions we most commonly get asked from clients who are planning a trek to Everest Base Camp is what do I need to pack? In reply, here's a comprehensive clothing and equipment kit list for the trek, together with some helpful information and advice.... Read more

Win a Walking Holiday in Turkey

By Jude Limburn - 31st March 2022
in Office news

Win a Walking Holiday in Turkey

Enter our Prize Draw before midnight on the 12th March 2023 and you could be the lucky winner of a place on our Cappadocia & the St Paul Trail walking holiday in Turkey this September.... Read more

Choosing the right holiday in Nepal

Choosing the right holiday in Nepal

If you know you want to go to Nepal but aren’t sure where to go, how long to stay or what to do once you get there, here are the essential things to consider when choosing the right holiday for you in Nepal.... Read more

Celebrating the National Parks of North America

By Kirsty Parsons - 16th March 2022

Celebrating the National Parks of North America

Yellowstone National Park celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2022. it was created to preserve and protect Yellowstone’s unique beauty, geology, wildlife and cultural heritage for future generations. ... Read more

How to reach the summit of Kilimanjaro

How to reach the summit of Kilimanjaro

The highest mountain in Africa at 5,895m, Kilimanjaro is one of the great trekking peak challenges. Despite its imposing height it is an achievable and exhilarating objective when tackled in the right way. Mountain Kingdoms team members Seraphina and Harry have both successfully made it to the top on our Kilimanjaro - Lemosho Route and here they share their top tips for becoming a Kilimanjaro summiteer.... Read more

The Here & Now of Trekking by Kev Reynolds

By Jude Limburn - 14th December 2021

The Here & Now of Trekking by Kev Reynolds

Following the very sad news of the death of our great friend, trek leader and writer, Kev Reynolds, we wanted to share a piece that Kev wrote for Mountain Kingdoms about his love of Himalayan trekking.... Read more

Age of Nature

By Jude Limburn - 13th October 2021

Age of Nature

A couple of years ago our M.D, Steve Berry, accompanied a small film crew to Bhutan as their 'fixer' and local expert. The crew were filming an episode of a new BBC4 series called the Age of Nature which explores mankind's relationship with nature and wildlife and looks at ways that scientists and conservationists are working to restore the planet.... Read more

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