Nepal came into my life unexpectedly. I started dreaming about mountains, receiving signs, and I felt it was time to go. I arrived without preparation — and the very next day I was already on the trail. Since then, the Himalayas have become my home, and I moved to Nepal to be closer to them — or more precisely, to her — Annapurna.
Among all the eight-thousanders, Annapurna is my special one, my favorite. She has always attracted me more than the others. I feel a unique connection with her — I believe she also chose me for a reason. My first ascent will definitely be to her.

By education, I am an Orientalist. I am deeply drawn to cosmology, symbolism, religious traditions, and ancient legends. During expeditions, I share these insights through stories and observations so that you can feel the depth of local culture, mythology, and mysticism
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I am a Sagittarius. I speak Russian, English, and Chinese, I write music in the melodic techno genre, and I do photography, capturing the most vivid moments of expeditions. I also run a YouTube blog where I talk about the country, its people, their lives, and religions, so you can see Nepal through the eyes of someone who truly lives in this space.

If you join me on a journey, you will not just follow a route — you will feel Nepal, its strength, atmosphere, and depth. I want to show you this country through my own perception. With me, you will not stay the same — I will change something within you.

I was born in Nepal, and for us, mountains feel like something ordinary — they are everywhere, surrounding every home. But honestly, I never thought I would end up on high mountain trails myself. It happened unexpectedly: life turned in a way that I started working in tourism, and gradually began trekking in the mountains… and I fell in love.
Manaslu became my favorite peak from the very first sight. I have already been to Everest Base Camp, trekked the trails of Mardi Himal, explored Manaslu, and discovered the true magic of the Himalayas. You see, for us it may be a familiar landscape, but when you walk these trails step by step, it becomes an entirely different feeling.

I am 25 years old, and I have worked with international groups from Sweden, Australia, Israel, and Germany. I know how to make a trek safe and exciting — how to guide people through every pass, valley, and village so they can truly feel the spirit of Nepal.

Music has always been part of my life. I used to have a rock band and played guitar, but my friends moved to different cities. Now I take my guitar with me on expeditions, and in the camps, when the sun sets and we gather around the fire, I play for the group. The silence of the mountains, the fire, laughter, and songs create a magic that is impossible to forget.

In 2026, together with Darya, we are planning our first ascent of Mera Peak or Lobuche. It was through me that Darya discovered her love for the mountains, and now we are exploring the high Himalayas together, creating new routes and sharing this magic with others.
For me, a trek is not just a route. It is a way to show the true power and beauty of the Himalayas, to turn every step into an adventure, and to fill every evening in camp with music, laughter, and stories. If you join me, you will not just complete a trek — you will feel the mountains with your whole heart and perhaps discover something new within yourself.