Trekking in Nepal
Annapurna Trekking

Annapurna Trekking

Everest Trekking

Everest Trekking

Langtang Trekking

Langtang Trekking

Makalu Region Trek

Makalu Region Trek

Manaslu Region Trek

Manaslu Region Trek

Other Region Treks

Other Region Treks

Dolpo Region Trek

Dolpo Region Trek

Mustang Region Trek

Mustang Region Trek

Kathmandu Valley Rim Trek

Kathmandu Valley Rim Trek

Trekking in Nepal

Trekking is probably the best way to explore Himalayan territory. A trekking course follows the paths from village to village; thus one comes in direct contact with the simple lifestyle of highlander people having their own fabulous culture, diversified landscape creating breathtaking sceneries – all of them are the joys of trekking.

There is no age limit - you can undertake any one of our customized trekking tour, only you need to be physically fit. However some our tours are tougher, to make it easy for you to choose according to our confident below are our grading to help you out.

Easy to Moderate

3 to 6 hours walking per day; accommodation in lodge or tent depending on the area; high altitude exceeds 3000 meters; there will be tough uphill sections on occasions; previous trekking experience not necessary but require physically fit.

Moderate to Strenuous

4 to 7 hours walking per day; accommodation lodge or tent depending on trekking area; height altitude accedes 4000 meters; Involves some high altitude passes; Previous trekking experience or hill walking experience is desirable.

Strenuous to Extreme

5 to 8+ hours walking per day; accommodation mainly in tent though can be used lodge en route wherever available; height altitude accedes 5000 meters; Involves high altitude passes and summits; some climbing equipment such as rope, ice-axe and crampons may be required; Previous trekking experience and some basic climbing knowledge may require.

Physical fitness while trekking:
One should be mentally and physically fit for trekking 5 to 7 hours each day. Normally the trek may begin at lower altitude gaining relatively elevation each day. We recommend those suffering from heart and lungs problems not to attempt any strenuous or high altitude treks. Of course, consultation with your doctor regarding medical and physical fitness before trekking is always advisable.

When to Trek?

February to April (Spring Season) is the time you can enjoy the view of the majestic mountains with no clouds and this is also the time to enjoy different flora with blooming rhododendrons of vibrant colors. Days are apparently hot while walking but you can feel relief at night. Days are longer so you can cover bit more distance as well. Late September to late November (Autumn Season) is the most popular season as the sky remains clear and rain is at a minimum. It provides uninterrupted and crystal clear views of the Himalayas for several hundreds of kilometers. December and January are the coldest months with heavy snowfall in the upper hills, crossing the passes at this time can be impossible.