A team of development workers, including social activists and ex-volunteers, founded Volunteer Society Nepal (VSN) in 2004. Since the early stages of development, VSN has been mobilizing international and local volunteers in various programs, providing relevant training and working experience in marginalized communities, and contributing to overall sustainable development efforts in Nepal. VSN began a concentrated effort to help develop the managerial and organizational capacities of local institutions, communities, and individuals to increase the number of self-sustainable improvements through construction, health, environmental, and education projects throughout economically disadvantaged areas of Nepal.
Volunteer Society Nepal continues to grow by the day; to date, VSN has had volunteers helping us from more than 30 countries. While volunteers are in Nepal, we find that almost all of them are interested in the various activities the country has to offer, such as touring, trekking, mountain flights, jungle safaris, rafting, Tibet and Bhutan tours, bungee jumping, kayaking, etc. Previously, volunteers were left to find their own tour companies and were not always getting the best service. Having seen the problems our volunteers faced, we decided to set up our own tour and trekking company named Real Travel Nepal Pvt. Ltd. in 2006.
Real Journey Nepal not only offers the most popular and wide range of hiking, trekking, peak climbing, mountaineering, kayaking, rafting, and various tour programs but also volunteering programs such as working in teaching, health programs, working with women etc. The natural beauty and attraction of the geographical and cultural landscape enhance any activity you wish to pursue. Whether you climb to the top of the world, ride an elephant in the jungle, raft on the wild rivers, or simply volunteer at a school or child care center, the warmth and generosity of the Nepali people makes every experience rich, fulfilling and delightful.

As we are a charitable tour and travel company, we use a huge percentage of our profits to fund various charitable projects. Over the past few years we have been providing food, clothing, and educational sponsorship to more than 50 orphan children. Through our women’s development project, 30 women in Kathmandu are currently receiving day to day literacy and language classes along with skill training. We are proud to have opened a disabled center with a capacity of 25 children that provides services such as special education, physiotherapy and speech therapy. Along with our own health centers, we have affiliation with several hospitals throughout Nepal.

To enable our tour and trekking guests to see and experience the real Nepal, and get closer with Nepali people, we strongly encourage them to spend time at our projects with some of the local people that their money is helping.