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Nepal Trekking Guides

Go-to resource for trekking in Nepal — expert tips, detailed route guides, monthly conditions, village profiles, permit costs, and insider knowledge from guides who live here.

From Annapurna to Everest · Manaslu to Mustang

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Annapurna Region

The world's most trekked region — 16 distinct routes from gentle village walks to the full Circuit with Tilicho Lake. Home base for Travel Himalaya Nepal since 1998.

16 Routes4,130m ABCOct–Nov & Mar–AprACAP + TIMS

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The World's Highest Trek

Everest Region

8,848 m — the peak that defines adventure. From Lukla to Base Camp through Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, and the Khumbu Glacier.

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Untouched. Remote. Extraordinary.

Manaslu Region

The 8th highest peak in the world. A restricted circuit that rewards with monasteries, high passes, and barely-touched landscapes.

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Close to Kathmandu. Far from the Crowds.

Langtang Region

Langtang Valley, Gosaikunda Lake, and Helambu — Nepal's most accessible wilderness just north of Kathmandu.

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The Last Forbidden Kingdom

Upper Mustang

Ancient caves, ochre cliffs, Buddhist kingdoms frozen in time. One of Nepal's most exclusive and visually unique trekking destinations.

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Nepal at Its Wildest & Emptiest

Dhaulagiri Region

The world's 7th-highest peak. A teahouse-free camping circuit over two 5,000m passes, Hidden Valley, and the south-face amphitheatre — for strong trekkers who want true wilderness.

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Nepal's Best First Trek

Poon Hill Trek

The most-loved short trek — sunrise over Annapurna and Dhaulagiri from a 3,210m viewpoint, warm teahouses and rhododendron forests. 2–10 days, easy enough for beginners and families.

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In-Depth Trek Guides