Trekking

Last updated 16 October 2026.

Short answer: We run treks for every level, from a 2-day walk to Australian Camp to the Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake and Everest treks. Prices on this page start from USD 240 per person and every trek has a licensed guide, permits and our three comfort levels.

Quick facts

  • Trips on this page: 28
  • Price range: from USD 240 (2 days) to USD 5,835 (Everest, Luxury), per person for 2 to 4 people
  • Best months: March to May and October to November
  • Difficulty: easy (Poon Hill, Australian Camp) to strenuous (Thorong La 5,416 m, Tilicho Lake 4,919 m)
  • Group size: 1 to 20; solo travellers are welcome

How to choose

Start with your time and your altitude comfort. With under a week, Poon Hill, Australian Camp, Mardi Himal or Panchase from Pokhara are the easy wins. With 9 to 12 days, Annapurna Base Camp or a Mardi and Poon Hill combination gives you big mountains without going above about 4,500 m. With two weeks, the Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake or Gokyo and Renjo La take you over 5,000 m. Every trip comes in Budget, Standard or Luxury. Budget keeps the cost down (shared rooms, no porter, meals not included on treks), Standard adds private rooms, all meals and one porter for every two people, and Luxury gives you the best rooms, your own porter and all meals with extras.

A licensed guide is required on most routes in Nepal, and we never send you alone. Your travel insurance should cover trekking and helicopter rescue to the highest point of your trek, rounded up to the next 500 m.

The trips

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Questions people ask

Which Nepal trek is easiest for a beginner?

Poon Hill (4 to 6 days, top at 3,210 m) and Australian Camp (2 days) are the gentlest. You walk on stone steps through villages and forest and sleep below 3,000 m.

Do I need a guide to trek in Nepal?

Yes, on most routes a licensed guide is now required, and every trek on this page includes one.

When is the best time to trek in Nepal?

March to May and October to November give the clearest views and the most settled weather. Winter treks are possible at lower altitudes.

How do I book and pay?

A 10% deposit holds your dates and the rest is paid when you arrive in Kathmandu, in US dollars or euros, cash or card (card adds 3.5%). If your plans change you can move the trip free to any date within a year; the deposit itself is not refunded if you cancel.

Not sure which one fits you? Message me on WhatsApp at +977 9810351300 and tell me your dates and how fit you feel. I will tell you honestly which trip suits you. Shreejan