Himalaya Mt. Everest Tower

Himalaya Mt. Everest Tower is located in Kathmandu, Nepal on 14, Kalanki, Kathmandu, Nepal Kathmandu Metropolitant, Province 3. Himalaya Mt. Everest Tower is rated 1 out of 5 in the category nonprofit organization management in Nepal. Himalaya Mt. Everest Tower HIMET is enacted to assist the development of Nepal, Nepalese and helpless poor forgotten and lost orphaned and destitute children of Nepal by making publicity of the natural heritage in the country and abroad as well as to assist the function of publicity by organizing different professional seminars, training, conferences, meetings and symposiums and publicity relating to the enterprises of the native and foreigners with the objectives of making an extensive publicity of Nepal. Himalaya Mt. Everest Tower 'HIMET'​ is a non-profit and tax exempted foundation which combines the breathtaking beauty of the World Top Mountains with the desire to make a positive difference in peoples’ and have been making meaningful differences in the lives of downtrodden, under privileged and heterogeneous community groups of Nepal where Earthquake, Landslide, HIV, AIDS, Trafficking, Famine, Persecution and victim of Orphaned and Destitute Forgotten Children since the past ten years of maoist conflict in Nepal. HIMALAYA MT. EVEREST TOWER IS AUTHORIZED BY GOVT. OF NEPAL, AFFILIATED SOCIAL WELFARE COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICES IN ALL OVER NEPAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION WITH NEPAL MOUNTAINEERING ASSOCIATION (NMA) AND OTHER NUMEROUS INSTITUTIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS. HIMET helps Individual, Business Company for their CONCEPTs, VISIONs, PLANs and PROJECTs are to be around the TOP OF THE WORLD and in all over NEPAL. Individual, Business Company are encouraged to promote their viable business/concepts/projects beside daily gatherings thousandth of foreigners and local around the busiest and beautiful Himalayas and in all over Nepal as well as HIMET also helps to spread their business to go and grow besides Nepalese migrant workers worldwide. ‘HIMET‘ also seeks to encourage visionary adventure travel as a means of supporting under privileged downtrodden tribe and most backward people of Nepal where the orphaned and destitute children and the need is most acute.