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Nepal · Roof of the World · Since 1998
Some places you visit.
Eight of the world's fourteen highest peaks. The birthplace of the Buddha. Jungle to glacier in a single, walkable country. We've guided travellers from 60+ countries to the heart of it since 1998 — with zero fatalities.
Why Nepal
The whole planet,
stacked vertically.
Nowhere else on Earth do you climb from steaming jungle, past rhino and tiger, through terraced rice and rhododendron forest, into the thin blue air beneath the highest mountains on the planet — all in a single, walkable country.
Nepal isn't a stop on a bigger trip. It's the trip. We've spent 29 years showing travellers exactly why.
A country of superlatives
Nepal, by the numbers
Ranked by the world, not by us
The trails everyone writes home about
Among the world’s greatest treks.
On the World’s Best Hikes.
A “52 Places to Go” pick.
A World’s Greatest Place.
Where the Himalaya begin.
Four World Heritage Sites.
Independent editorial recognition of Nepal as a destination.
The trails the world comes for
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Guest FavouriteAnnapurna Base Camp Trek — 6 Days
Best ValueAnnapurna Base Camp Trek — 7 Days
NewAnnapurna Circuit Trek — 13 Days

Annapurna Base Camp Trek — 11 Days from Pokhara

Annapurna Base Camp Trek — 15 Days from Kathmandu

Annapurna Circuit Trek with Tilicho Lake — 17 Days

Mardi Himal Trek — 4 Days
Most BookedAnnapurna Base Camp Trek — 5 Days
Guest FavouriteAnnapurna Base Camp Trek — 6 Days
Best ValueAnnapurna Base Camp Trek — 7 Days
NewAnnapurna Circuit Trek — 13 Days

Annapurna Base Camp Trek — 11 Days from Pokhara

Annapurna Base Camp Trek — 15 Days from Kathmandu

Annapurna Circuit Trek with Tilicho Lake — 17 Days

Mardi Himal Trek — 4 Days
Our most-loved trek
Annapurna Base Camp — watch it, then walk it
Real reels from the trail to 4,130m. Watch what waits for you — then pick the itinerary that fits your days.

Base Camp, 4,130m

Into the Sanctuary

Machhapuchhre at dawn

Rhododendron trail

Ghandruk village

Base Camp, 4,130m

Into the Sanctuary

Machhapuchhre at dawn

Rhododendron trail

Ghandruk village
Beyond the trail
There's so much more than mountains
When to come
Two perfect seasons. Clear skies, blazing peaks.
Autumn
Skies scrubbed clean by the monsoon, peaks razor-sharp, perfect temperatures. The classic time to walk to Base Camp.
Spring
Hillsides on fire with red rhododendron, warm days, and the climbing season on the big peaks. A close second to autumn.
Winter
Cold but stable and crowd-free at lower elevations — Poon Hill, Ghandruk, and the valleys shine.
Monsoon
Lush, dramatic, and ideal for the rain-shadow deserts of Upper Mustang and Dolpo, where the clouds never reach.
How long do you have?
Pick a length — we'll match it to the right trek.
Answer 4 questions. Get your trek.
Fitness · days · altitude · style. We'll match you to the right route in 30 seconds.
Nepal, through their eyes
A never-ending feed of real moments from the trail.

Sunrise over Everest

Dawn at Poon Hill

Flying over Phewa Lake

Mardi Himal ridge

Into the Sanctuary

Rhino at dawn, Chitwan

Temples of Kathmandu

Into Upper Mustang

Sunrise over Everest

Dawn at Poon Hill

Flying over Phewa Lake

Mardi Himal ridge

Into the Sanctuary

Rhino at dawn, Chitwan

Temples of Kathmandu

Into Upper Mustang
Trekker Reviews
From the trailhead
“I'm 58 and had never trekked above 2,500m before this trip. Guide Tshering set a pace I could manage without it ever feeling patronizing — we just walked at the speed the mountain required. Standing at 4,130m on the final morning, Annapurna I directly above me, I realized I had been underestimating myself for years.”
“On day four at Deurali, a snowstorm closed in and our guide Mingma made the call to stay put rather than push to MBC. He was right. We woke to clear skies at 4am, hiked to base camp in perfect conditions, and had the sanctuary almost entirely to ourselves. His judgment at altitude is something I trusted completely by that point.”
“We almost booked a paragliding flight instead. I'm glad we didn't. The ridge walk took four hours and our guide Sunil stopped at every viewpoint without us having to ask. Pokhara and Phewa Lake from above, the full Annapurna range to the north — my husband said it was the best morning of our two-week Nepal trip. He was right.”
“I'm 58 and had never trekked above 2,500m before this trip. Guide Tshering set a pace I could manage without it ever feeling patronizing — we just walked at the speed the mountain required. Standing at 4,130m on the final morning, Annapurna I directly above me, I realized I had been underestimating myself for years.”
“On day four at Deurali, a snowstorm closed in and our guide Mingma made the call to stay put rather than push to MBC. He was right. We woke to clear skies at 4am, hiked to base camp in perfect conditions, and had the sanctuary almost entirely to ourselves. His judgment at altitude is something I trusted completely by that point.”
“We almost booked a paragliding flight instead. I'm glad we didn't. The ridge walk took four hours and our guide Sunil stopped at every viewpoint without us having to ask. Pokhara and Phewa Lake from above, the full Annapurna range to the north — my husband said it was the best morning of our two-week Nepal trip. He was right.”
The Team Behind Your Trek
Local guides who grew up here

Rajan Gurung
18 seasons on Himalayan routes. Rajan has summited Thorong La 200+ times and speaks English, Nepali, and Gurung.

Sunita Thapa
Sunita grew up in the Annapurna foothills. She takes trekkers into homestays and village life most operators never access.

Bikash Rai
The team's technical specialist — Island Peak, Mera Peak, Kala Patthar. If you're pushing altitude, he's who you want on the rope.

Rajan Gurung
18 seasons on Himalayan routes. Rajan has summited Thorong La 200+ times and speaks English, Nepali, and Gurung.

Sunita Thapa
Sunita grew up in the Annapurna foothills. She takes trekkers into homestays and village life most operators never access.

Bikash Rai
The team's technical specialist — Island Peak, Mera Peak, Kala Patthar. If you're pushing altitude, he's who you want on the rope.
Travel Nepal, done right
Safety first, always
Wilderness first-aid certified. Oxygen on high-altitude routes. 24/7 emergency comms. If altitude sickness shows up, we descend — no debate.
Transparent pricing
Permits, transfers, guide, porter, meals — everything itemised upfront. The price we quote is the price you pay.
Tailored itineraries
No two trekkers are the same. Your pace, your summit, your budget. Tell Himal AI your dream and we build the route around you.
Responsible tourism
Porters paid fairly. Campsites left cleaner than we found them. Your trek funds local schools and the communities we operate in.
From first message to summit
How your Nepal trip comes together
Tell us your dream
Share your dates, fitness, and budget with Himal AI or a real guide on WhatsApp. Two minutes, zero commitment.
We craft your route
A custom day-by-day itinerary with transparent, itemised pricing — the price we quote is the price you pay.
We handle everything
Permits, licensed guides, teahouses, transfers, and safety logistics — all sorted before you land in Kathmandu.
You just trek
Show up and walk. Wilderness-first-aid guides, oxygen on high routes, and 24/7 support the whole way.
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