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Where would you like your next walk to take you? You might be drawn to Everest Base Camp, the villages along the Ruby Valley route or a journey towards Mardi Himal. Each itinerary offers a different experience, with its own pace, scenery and walking demands.
Our Nepal trekking packages bring these options together so you can find a journey that interests you. Start with the places you want to see, then consider your available days, walking experience and preferred accommodation. A shorter itinerary is not always easier, so take time to check the daily distances, climbs and overnight stops.
Explore Nepal Trails is based in Kathmandu. If you are unsure which route to choose, tell us about your plans and previous trekking experience. We can talk through the itineraries and help you understand what each trip involves before you book.
Browse the trekking trips below and open an itinerary to see the day-by-day route, price and included services. When comparing durations, check the number of walking days separately from arrival, transport and rest days. This will give you a clearer picture of how you will spend your time.
Look for a route that matches your interests, then compare its daily walking, altitude, accommodation and overall duration with your experience and available time.
Some routes may suit first-time trekkers, so tell us about your usual walking activity and fitness before choosing an itinerary.
Use the full itinerary to plan your stay, allowing for arrival, transfers, trekking, acclimatisation days where included and your onward travel.
You can share your preferred route, dates and interests with our team to discuss possible changes and the arrangements they would require.
Check your chosen itinerary and quotation for the exact accommodation, meals, transport, permits and guide or porter services included in the price.
Your route determines whether you need national park or conservation area entry permits, a TIMS card or restricted-area permits.
Trip length, transport, accommodation, group size and support arrangements affect the price, so compare the inclusions as well as the total cost.
Check your chosen itinerary and quotation for the exact accommodation, meals, transport, permits and guide or porter services included in the price.
Nepal Tourism Board specifies routes that require a licensed guide and an agency-issued TIMS card, so confirm the requirements for your selected itinerary.
Depending on the itinerary, overnight stays may be in teahouse lodges, homestays or tents, with facilities varying along the route.
Check the trekking equipment list and confirm which items, if any, are supplied with your package before buying or packing your gear.
Long walking days, steep climbs and descents, higher altitudes, rough terrain and limited facilities can all make a trek more demanding.
Yes, physical fitness does not prevent altitude sickness, and gradual ascent with time to acclimatise reduces the risk without eliminating it.
Build up regular walks, include hills and stairs, and practise using the footwear and daypack you plan to take on your trek.
No, a short trek can still involve steep trails or considerable altitude gain, so read the daily itinerary rather than judging difficulty by duration alone.
Explore Nepal Trails is your trusted partner for trekking, peak climbing, and mountaineering adventures in Nepal. From classic Himalayan treks to high-altitude expeditions and cultural journeys, we deliver safe, well-planned, and unforgettable travel experiences.
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