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Nepal Trekking
Packages 2026
From a 4-day Poon Hill sunrise to 21-day expeditions crossing three 5,400m passes — every package is fully guided, permit-included, and customisable. Browse by region, budget, or duration below.
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Everest Region
Trek to the foot of the world's highest mountain. Choose the classic EBC, the Three Passes circuit, or Gokyo Lakes.
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Annapurna Region
The world's most popular trekking area — Poon Hill sunrises, the full Circuit, base camp sanctuary, and Mustang beyond.
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Manaslu & Remote Nepal
Restricted-area permits, ancient trade routes, and near-zero tourist crowds. Serious trekking at its finest.
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Langtang & Helambu
The closest Himalayan trekking to Kathmandu — 5 days from the capital to 4,800m glaciers.
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Luxury Trekking
Deluxe lodges, private jeep transfers, helicopter options, and gourmet mountain dining — Nepal's premium trekking experience.
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Peak Climbing
Summit a Himalayan peak. Island Peak, Mera Peak, Lobuche East — no prior alpine experience needed for most routes.
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Short Treks (Under 7 Days)
Maximum Himalayas in minimum time. Perfect if you have a limited itinerary.
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Special Interest
Curated packages for photographers, families, yoga lovers, honeymooners, and wildlife seekers.
Common Questions
Nepal Trekking Packages FAQ
What is included in a Nepal trekking package?
Most Nepal trekking packages include: airport transfers, accommodation throughout (tea house or hotel), all meals on the trek (breakfast + lunch + dinner), a licensed trekking guide, all required trekking permits (TIMS + ACAP/MCAP/SNPBZ depending on route), and a comprehensive pre-trek briefing. International flights, Nepal visa fees, travel insurance, and personal gear are typically excluded.
How much do Nepal trekking packages cost in 2026?
Nepal trekking packages range from around $280 for a 4-day Poon Hill trek to $3,800+ for a premium luxury Upper Mustang experience. The most popular routes — EBC (14 days) and Annapurna Circuit (14 days) — typically cost $980–$1,680 per person for a fully guided package. Budget trekkers can reduce costs by travelling in small groups, which reduces the per-person guide cost.
Can I customise a Nepal trekking package?
Yes — all our packages are fully customisable. You can extend or shorten any itinerary, add side trips (Gokyo, Kala Patthar, Tilicho Lake), upgrade accommodation from standard to deluxe tea house, add a helicopter return, or combine two regions. Contact us with your dates and we'll build a custom itinerary at no extra charge.
Which Nepal trekking package is best for beginners?
The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek (4–5 days) is the most popular choice for first-time trekkers — no high altitude, stunning views, and well-established tea houses throughout. The Langtang Valley Trek (7 days) is also excellent for beginners. For a slightly longer first trek, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek (11 days) is manageable for most reasonably fit adults.
Do Nepal trekking packages include a guide?
Yes — Nepal law now requires registered trekking guides on all major routes (since April 2023). Our packages include a government-licensed, English-speaking guide throughout. For peak climbing packages, a certified high-altitude climbing guide is also included. We never send clients unguided.
When is the best time to book a Nepal trekking package?
Book 3–6 months in advance for peak season (October–November and March–April) to secure your preferred dates and permit quota. We accept last-minute bookings 2–4 weeks out in the off-season (December–February, June–September), subject to guide availability. Permits can usually be arranged within 48 hours.
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