Everest Trekking
Located within Sagarmatha National Park, which spans 1,148 sq. km in the northeastern Khumbu region of Nepal, the Everest trekking area offers awe-inspiring mountain vistas and rich Sherpa cultural heritage. It's a dream destination for high-altitude adventure seekers, with trekking routes ranging from soft-moderate to highly challenging, including climbing expeditions.
Treks can begin from the classic route in Jiri, or more commonly, from Lukla, reached via one of the most exciting short flights in the world. The unique Lukla airstrip serves as the starting point for many of the region’s treks and climbs.
The Everest region offers a wide variety of trekking options for every kind of traveler, including:
- 14-Day Everest Base Camp Trek (Kathmandu to Kathmandu)
- 11-Day Everest Panorama Trek
- 20-Day Everest Base Camp with Cho La Pass & Gokyo Valley Trek
- 21-Day Everest Three High Passes Trek
- 20-Day Classic Jiri to Everest Base Camp Trek (Sir Edmund Hillary route)
- 22-Day Everest Base Camp with Island Peak Climbing
Trip Facts – Everest Region
- Trek Duration: 7 to 28 Days
- Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging
- Best Seasons: March–June, September–December
- Accommodation: Guesthouses & Lodges
- Maximum Elevation: 5,545 m (Kala Patthar)
Annapurna Trekking
The Annapurna trekking region is one of Nepal’s most popular trekking destinations, known for its incredible diversity of trails that range from easy to challenging. Trekkers are rewarded with close-up views of Mt. Annapurna, Lamjung Himal, the world’s 7th highest Dhaulagiri, and the sacred, unclimbed Machhapuchhare (Fishtail Mountain).
Most routes are easily accessible from Kathmandu or Pokhara, with no major transportation issues. The entire Annapurna region lies in the shadow of snowcapped giants and offers a rich blend of culture, geography, and nature. The Kali Gandaki Valley, one of the world’s deepest gorges, stretches from Muktinath to Ghasa Beni and adds to the area’s allure.
Trekkers can choose from a wide range of Annapurna trekking itineraries, such as:
- 16-Day Complete Annapurna Circuit Trek
- 09-Day Annapurna Panorama Trek
- 11-Day Holy Muktinath Trek
- 04-Day Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek
- 15-Day Annapurna Base Camp Trek
- 16-Day Mesokanto La Pass Trek (Challenging)
- 09-Day Annapurna Sunrise Hot Spring Trek
- 20-Day Nar Phu Valley Trek
- 09-Day Annapurna Hot Spring Trek
Trip Facts – Annapurna Region
- Duration: 3 to 20 Days
- Difficulty: Easy, Moderate, to Challenging
- Accommodation: Clean lodges are available throughout the route
- Best Seasons: March–June, September to Mid-December
- Maximum Elevation: 5,416 m (17,769 ft)
🏞️ Manaslu Trekking
The Manaslu trekking region, located in northwestern Nepal, was opened to foreign trekkers in 1991. It is one of the most pristine and scenic trekking areas in the country. The trek begins in the sub-tropical lowlands and gradually ascends through alpine forests, eventually reaching the arctic-like zone at Larkya Phedi and Larkya La Pass (5,215 m).
Trekkers are treated to stunning views of Mount Manaslu (the 8th highest peak in the world), as well as rich biodiversity, including forests of rhododendron, pine, oak, and fir.
Popular trekking routes in the Manaslu region include:
- 18-Day Manaslu Circuit Trek
- Tsum Valley Trek (Explore the sacred valley with ancient Buddhist culture)
Trip Facts – Manaslu Region
- Duration: 12 to 25 Days
- Difficulty: Moderate to Adventurous
- Accommodation: Local Lodges
- Best Seasons: March–June, September to Mid-December
- Maximum Elevation: 5,215 m (17,109 ft)
