Nepal Trekking

Highest Summit
6,812 m
Choose Your Path
6 Regions
Your Journey
Private & Tailor-Made

THE HIMALAYA

The Roof Of The World.

From the Khumbu to the Annapurna Sanctuary, Nepal’s trails climb through terraced farmland, rhododendron forests and Sherpa villages to glacial lakes, high passes and the foot of Everest—with 24 trekking and climbing itineraries to choose from.

Sample Journey

Imagine Your Journey.

10
Days
67 km

Lemosho Route

Approach Kilimanjaro through one of its most beautiful landscapes, beginning in remote rainforest before opening into dramatic mountain

From
US$
3000
per people
10
Days
67 km

Lemosho Route 2

Approach Kilimanjaro through one of its most beautiful landscapes, beginning in remote rainforest before opening into dramatic mountain scen

From
US$
3000
per people
7
Days
61 km

Machame Route

Known as one of Kilimanjaro’s most scenic routes, Machame takes you through rainforest, moorland, alpine desert, and high-altitude terrain.

From
US$
2500
per people
6
Days
88 km

Marangu Route

Follow Kilimanjaro’s classic approach through lush rainforest, open moorland, and high alpine landscapes. Marangu is the only route offering

From
US$
3440
per people
9
Days
88 km

Northern Circuit

Circle the quieter northern slopes of Kilimanjaro on the mountain’s longest trekking route. The extended journey allows excellent acclimatiz

From
US$
3000
per people
6
Days
74 km

Rongai Route

Approach Kilimanjaro from the northern side, following a quieter trail through changing landscapes and remote mountain terrain. Rongai offer

From
US$
2500
per people
8
Days
48.5 km

Umbwe Route

Take one of Kilimanjaro’s most direct and demanding approaches through steep forest trails and rugged mountain terrain. Umbwe is best suited

From
US$
3440
per people
10
Days
67 km

Lemosho Route

Approach Kilimanjaro through one of its most beautiful landscapes, beginning in remote rainforest before opening into dramatic mountain

From
US$
3000
per people
10
Days
67 km

Lemosho Route 2

Approach Kilimanjaro through one of its most beautiful landscapes, beginning in remote rainforest before opening into dramatic mountain scen

From
US$
3000
per people
7
Days
61 km

Machame Route

Known as one of Kilimanjaro’s most scenic routes, Machame takes you through rainforest, moorland, alpine desert, and high-altitude terrain.

From
US$
2500
per people
6
Days
88 km

Marangu Route

Follow Kilimanjaro’s classic approach through lush rainforest, open moorland, and high alpine landscapes. Marangu is the only route offering

From
US$
3440
per people
9
Days
88 km

Northern Circuit

Circle the quieter northern slopes of Kilimanjaro on the mountain’s longest trekking route. The extended journey allows excellent acclimatiz

From
US$
3000
per people
6
Days
74 km

Rongai Route

Approach Kilimanjaro from the northern side, following a quieter trail through changing landscapes and remote mountain terrain. Rongai offer

From
US$
2500
per people
8
Days
48.5 km

Umbwe Route

Take one of Kilimanjaro’s most direct and demanding approaches through steep forest trails and rugged mountain terrain. Umbwe is best suited

From
US$
3440
per people

TRIP DETAILS

Everything That's Included In Your Journey.

Travel with confidence, knowing every essential detail has been thoughtfully arranged before your adventure begins.

What's Included

Not Included

Private Transfers: Airport pick-ups and drop-offs in a private vehicle
Accommodation: Hotels in Kathmandu (and Pokhara) with breakfast, plus teahouse lodges on the trek
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner throughout the trek, with tea or coffee
Transport: Ground transport as per itinerary, plus Kathmandu–Lukla flights on Everest routes
Expert Leadership: Government-licensed, English-speaking trek leaders and porters
Permits & Fees: National park, TIMS and restricted-area permits; climbing permits and gear on peak expeditions
Gear Support: Duffel bag, down jacket and sleeping bag during the trek
Mountain tents, foam sleeping mats, mess tent and cooking equipment
Pre-climb gear check and high-altitude safety briefing
Safety & Admin: First-aid kit, full staff care, government taxes and VAT
Visas: Nepal entry visa fees
International Flights: Airfare to and from Kathmandu
City Dining: Lunches and dinners in Kathmandu and Pokhara
Insurance: Travel and emergency rescue insurance, including helicopter evacuation
Excess Baggage: Charges on domestic flights (15 kg limit on Lukla flights)
Extra Nights: Hotel stays outside the itinerary due to early arrival, late departure or early return
Drinks, snacks and personal expenses
Personal climbinLaundry and communication chargesg and trekking gear
Personal Expenses: Wi-Fi, charging, laundry, hot showers, drinks and bottled water
Gratuities: Tips for guides and porters

Is Nepal Right For You?

Designed For The Way You Want To Trek.

First-Time Trekkers

Start with Ghorepani Poon Hill, Mardi Himal or Langtang Valley—lower-altitude treks with big Himalayan views.

Culture Seekers

Walk through Sherpa, Gurung and Tibetan Buddhist villages, from Tengboche Monastery to the walled city of Lo Manthang.

Private Groups

Travel with your own group, supported by a dedicated mountain crew throughout the climb.

Photography Lovers

Capture Everest from Kala Patthar, the turquoise Gokyo Lakes and sunrise over the Annapurna range from Poon Hill.

Summit Seekers

Climb Island Peak, Mera Peak or Lobuche East—6,000 m trekking peaks with expert climbing guides.

Experienced Trekkers

Cross the Three High Passes or Thorung La, or take on the remote Manaslu and Tsum Valley circuits.

Why Trek Nepal?

Walk Among The Highest Peaks.

Nepal is home to eight of the world’s fourteen 8,000-metre peaks. Trek through ancient villages and monasteries to glacial lakes, high passes and the foot of Everest itself.

From Villages To Glaciers

Climb from terraced farmland and rhododendron forests to glacial moraines and the base of Everest.

Teahouse Hospitality

Rest each night in family-run teahouses, sharing dal bhat and stories around the stove.

Legendary Viewpoints

Watch sunrise over Everest from Kala Patthar and across the Annapurna range from Poon Hill.

The People

Trek with government-licensed, English-speaking guides and porters who know these mountains.

Compare The Routes

Find The Route That's Right For You.

Route
Everest
Annapurna
Langtang
Manaslu
Mustang
Peak Climbing
Days
12–26
10–15
11–17
17–20
17
16–31
Packages
8
4
2
2
1
7
Character
Iconic & High
Scenic & Varied
Quiet Valleys
Remote Circuit
Desert Kingdom
Technical Summits
From
US$ 1,630
US$ 910
US$ 980
US$ 1,430
US$ 2,860
US$ 2,730
LIFE ON THE TRAIL

Every Step Tells A Story

Every trek is made up of moments you’ll never forget—from swaying suspension bridges and teahouse evenings to the first light on the summit.

Across Suspension Bridges
Teahouse Villages
Camp Beneath The Peaks
Summit Day
Monasteries & Prayer Flags
The Turquoise Gokyo Lakes
352+
Journeys Created
15+
Years of Local Expertise
99%
Guest Satisfaction
24/7
Support

Best Time To Visit

A Year In The Himalaya.

Autumn and spring are Nepal’s classic trekking seasons, with clear skies and stable weather. The summer monsoon favours rain-shadow treks like Upper Mustang, while winter suits quieter, lower-altitude routes.

MAR — MAY

Spring Blooms

Warm days and rhododendron forests in full bloom, with good visibility early in the day. The main season for peak climbing on Island Peak, Mera and Lobuche.

Peak Climbing
JUN — AUG

Monsoon Season

Daily rain, cloud and muddy lower trails, with flight delays into Lukla. Rain-shadow regions such as Upper Mustang stay dry and are at their best.

Upper Mustang
SEP — NOV

Peak Trekking Season

Crystal-clear skies, stable weather and festival season after the monsoon. The most popular time for Everest, Annapurna and every high pass.

First-Time Trekkers
DEC — FEB

Winter Trails

Cold nights and snow on the high passes, but quiet trails and clear views. Best for lower-altitude treks such as Poon Hill and Langtang Valley.

Quiet Adventures

JOURNEY RESOURCES

Everything You Need Before You Go.

Nepal Trekking Packing Guide

Prepare for changing mountain conditions with the right layers, sturdy trekking gear, and essential personal items. Pack smart for long days on the trail and unpredictable Himalayan weather.

TRAVELER STORIES

Adventures They'll Never Forget.

Campfire by lake at dusk

From the very first conversation, everything felt effortless. Every detail was perfectly planned, and seeing the Great Migration exceeded every expectation.

Lindsey Rhiel United Kingdom
Mountain summit journey

I was on the Everest Base Camp trek, I loved the team and the tour guide! It was an experience of a lifetime! I recommend them!:)) It was a great atmosphere throughout!

Regina Varga Hungary
Sunrise safari ridge view

Our safari felt completely personal. Every lodge, every game drive, and every recommendation felt carefully chosen for us. It never felt like we were following a standard itinerary.

Emma Thompson Canada
Sunrise safari ridge view

Climbing Kilimanjaro was something I'd dreamed about for years. Malaika made me feel prepared from day one, and the support from the guides gave me the confidence to reach the summit.

Desirae Press Australia

FAQ’s

Everything You Need to Know.

Planning an unforgettable journey should feel exciting, not complicated. Here are answers to some of the questions we hear most often.

Do I Need Previous Climbing Experience To Trek In Nepal?
Which Nepal Trekking Route Should I Choose?
How long does a Nepal trek take?
Where Do I Stay During The Trek?
Who Will Accompany Me On The Mountain?
What Happens If I Need Help At High Altitude?

START YOUR JOURNEY

Let's Start With Your Dream.

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