Snowbound summit of Ama Dablam in cold blue storm light

Styles & themes

Twelve ways to walk Nepal

From the classic teahouse trails to first summits, family foothills and flights along the range — pick the style that fits how you travel, or describe your own mix and we'll shape the trip to match.

Classic treks
Everest Base Camp, the Annapurna Circuit, Langtang — the celebrated teahouse trails, run with honest acclimatization and lodges booked ahead.
5 treks
High passes
Thorong La, Larkya La, the three passes of the Khumbu — committing crossings above 5,000 m for trekkers with strong legs and patience.
4 treks
Base camps
Trails that end where the climbing begins — Everest, the Annapurna Sanctuary and beyond, standing beneath walls of rock and ice a vertical mile high.
3 treks
Peak climbing
Trekking peaks from 5,500 to 6,500 m — Island Peak, Mera, Lobuche East — for strong trekkers ready to rope up for a first Himalayan summit.
2 treks
Restricted areas
Upper Mustang, Manaslu, Dolpo — regions Nepal protects behind special permits, trekked with a licensed guide in deliberately small groups.
2 treks
Luxury lodges
Premium lodge circuits in the Everest and Annapurna foothills — big walking days by daylight, duvets, good coffee and hot showers by night.
1 trek
Short & easy
Poon Hill, Mardi Himal, the Langtang foothills — three- to nine-day walks with modest altitude and disproportionate views.
3 treks
Off the beaten path
The valleys the crowds haven't found — Tamang heritage villages, high ridge routes and corners of the big circuits you may have to yourselves.
6 treks
Helicopter tours
Scenic flights to Everest and Annapurna viewpoints, and heli-return treks that walk in and fly out over everything you climbed.
1 trek
Cultural tours
Kathmandu's World Heritage squares, hilltop gompas and village homestays — journeys where the culture is the summit.
2 treks
Family
Gentle itineraries with short stages, low altitudes and porters carrying the load — Himalayan walking the whole family can share.
2 treks
Photography
Departures built around golden hour and clear-sky seasons, with sunrise ridge time and guides who wait while you work the frame.
1 trek

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Twelve ways to walk Nepal

All trekking styles

Classic treks

High passes

Base camps

Peak climbing

Restricted areas

Luxury lodges

Short & easy

Off the beaten path

Helicopter tours

Cultural tours

Family

Photography

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