About Aerotek ventures

Measured from the skies. Built for Nepal.

Transforming aerial data into actionable intelligence through advanced UAV technology, precision surveying, high-resolution imaging, 3D mapping, inspection, monitoring, and geospatial analysis. Empowering smarter decisions across infrastructure, agriculture, environment, conservation, and national development.

Our story

A pioneering idea, born in the Himalaya

For decades, Nepal's scientists, engineers and conservationists relied on foreign operators to measure the country from the air. Aerotek ventures Pvt. Ltd. changed that. We built the country's first team of locally based pilots, survey technicians and geospatial specialists operating survey-grade aircraft.

Today we fly national wildlife censuses over different regions, map hydropower corridors in the mountains, and deliver geographical measurements that guide roads, cities and climate adaptation — all with the reliability only a Nepali company can offer.

Our mission is simple: give Nepal the aerial data it needs, so the country can measure, map and conserve its land and wildlife on its own terms.

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Aviation in Nepal

Aerial Survey · Wildlife Census · GIS

Our values

What guides every flight

Precision

Every measurement, count and map is produced to international survey standards.

Safety first

Certified aircraft, experienced crews and a strict safety management system govern every flight.

National pride

We build Nepali capability so our country's development and conservation rely on homegrown expertise.

Partnership

We work shoulder to shoulder with scientists, engineers and public agencies.

Milestones

A short flight to date

01

Ashoj 2083

3D mapping of Pulchowk Engineering College.

02

Bhadra 2083

Operating drone for facilities recovery and structural safety analysis from Nuwakot to Syabrubasi.

03

Bhadra 2083

Operating drones for facilities recovery and structural analysis in collaboration with Bhairab Gadh, Dhading.

04

Bhadra 2083

Field survey at Lame Aahal, Pokhara.

05

Shrawan 2083

Conducted Muglin-Narayangadh road/landslide inspection.

06

Shrawan 2083

Field survey training at "Mars Survey Camp".

07

Jestha 2083

CNC machine purchase.

08

Magh 2081

Founded in Kathmandu as Aerotek Ventures.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything clients usually ask before commissioning a survey. If your question is not here, get in touch.

What does an aerial survey actually involve?
We fly survey-grade aircraft and drones fitted with calibrated cameras, GPS and, where needed, LiDAR. The result is an orthorectified map, a digital terrain model, contour lines or a measured 3D model — accurate enough for engineering, design and planning decisions rather than just photographs.
How accurate are your measurements?
Survey control points are established on the ground and every flight is flown to a planned overlap so the output meets international survey standards. Accuracy depends on the terrain and the job, and we confirm the required tolerance with you before quoting, so you know what to expect.
Which parts of Nepal can you reach?
We operate nationwide, including remote mountain terrain. Some of the highest and most sensitive areas need additional permits, longer flight days and more fuel planning — we assess the access and clearance requirements before agreeing a schedule.
Do you support wildlife census and conservation work?
Yes. Animal demography is one of our core specialisms. We work with national parks, conservation areas, universities and NGO partners on animal counting, habitat mapping, vegetation and land-cover change, producing the datasets needed for evidence-based conservation decisions.
How long does a typical project take?
A single corridor or site survey is often completed within days once permits and access are in place. Larger multi-district programmes run over weeks or months, broken into phases so you get usable data early rather than waiting for the whole job.
What do you need from us to start?
The project location and boundary, the area of interest, the decision you need the data to support, and any deadline or accuracy requirement. If you have existing maps, plans or coordinate data, send those through too — they help us plan the flight efficiently.
Do you work with government and development partners?
Frequently. We work with government departments, municipalities, hydropower developers, roads and infrastructure projects, universities and international development organisations. We can also help write the technical specification for a tender.
What format do you deliver results in?
GeoTIFF and shapefile rasters, GeoPackage and CSV vectors, DXF for CAD, plus PDF and web maps for non-technical reviewers. We deliver a short report explaining method, accuracy and limitations, so the data can be used confidently without specialist knowledge.
How do I request a quotation?
Send us a message through the contact form with the project location and scope, or call +977 9851316177 during office hours. We review the request and reply with an indicative approach, timeline and quotation.