Guide Bikash Jugjali – Walking the Trails, Living the Dream
Born in the shadows of Mount Dhaulagiri (8,167 m) in the Myagdi district, Bikash Jugjali carries the proud heritage of the Magar community, known globally as the brave Gurkhas. Just 398 km from Kathmandu, his village sits in the heart of Nepal’s wild beauty. Growing up amidst rugged trails and snowcapped peaks, Bikash’s love for the mountains began early. Raised and schooled in Pokhara, the tourism capital of Nepal. He grew up watching trekkers from around the world chase their dreams along the same trails that shaped his childhood.
From Porter to Passionate Trek Leader
Following in his father’s footsteps, Bikash began his journey in the trekking world as a porter in 2017. The early days were filled with hard climbs and heavier loads, but each step strengthened his determination. His curiosity about the trails, local life, and foreign cultures led him to study the mountains and trekking trails deeply. By 2021, through hard work, training, and field experience, he earned his place as an assistant guide, mastering trekking routes, accommodation management, viewpoints, photography skills, and local cuisine. Learning from the experts at Trekking Trail Nepal, Bikash grew not just as a guide but as a storyteller of the Himalayas; someone who connects people, places, emotions and adventure.
“Every mountain has something to teach — I’m still learning with every step.”
Today, he is recognized as one of The Best Trekking Guide from Pokhara, loved for his calm nature, quick thinking, and deep respect for mountain life. His expertise extends across the Annapurna, Manaslu, Mustang, Mohare Danda, and Dhaulagiri regions, where he guides travelers through some of Nepal’s most breathtaking landscapes. Whether leading the Short ABC Trek, Poon Hill Trek, or short treks from Pokhara, Guide Bikash ensures that every traveler experiences more than just walking; they feel the rhythm of the mountains, the warmth of the people, and the peace of the trails.
For Bikash, guiding is not just a job, trek guide a journey of growth, learning, and gratitude. With every sunrise over the Himalayas, he believes there is a new lesson hidden in the wind, waiting to be discovered with every trekkers.