Nepal treks
The Himalayas are art and the photographer a truly blessed witness to their effortless majesty
Get snap happy
Awe-inspiring snow-peaked summits, thousand-year-old villages, and crisp clear skies that teem with bright stars by night: Nepal is a photographer's paradise. It's likely you'll be as high as you'll ever be in your life, so get your camera out and put that perspective to good use.
Our Nepal trekking Holidays
Nepal trek with Chitwan National Park safari
Trek in Kathmandu valley & Chitwan
From
US $849 to US $955
14 days
ex flights
Sailung Valley trekking holiday, Nepal
Walking adventure in beautiful, undiscovered region of Nepal
From
£1255 to £1367
11 days
ex flights
Everest Base Camp trek, Nepal
For anyone who has dreamed of seeing Mt Everest
From
£990 to £1260
15 days
ex flights
The Heart of Nepal trek, tailormade
Trekking, wildlife, culture and temples
From
£2500
14 days
ex flights
Annapurna Sanctuary trek & Chitwan safari
Spectacular trekking and jungle safari at Chitwan
From
US $1095 to US $1195
17 days
ex flights
Nepal trekking holiday, Annapurna and Everest
Trek Nepal's famous Everest and Annapurna Trails in 2 weeks
From
£1990 to £2050
15 days
ex flights
Nepal family holiday, walking in the Annapurnas
Low altitude trek in the Annapurna foothills
From
£1350 to £1390
12 days
ex flights
Manaslu Circuit trekking holiday, Nepal
A spectacular and fairly isolated circular trek in Nepal
From
£2499 to £2749
19 days
inc UK flights
Annapurna trekking holiday in Nepal
It gives the incredible views of silvery mountains
From
US $1095 to US $1155
12 days
ex flights
Gokyo Everest trek in Nepal
Trek the Gokyo region in Northeast Nepal
From
US $1375 to US $1475
18 days
ex flights
Everest base camp trek
Trek amid stunning views of the Himalayas
From
US $1375 to US $1475
18 days
ex flights
Trekking with Sherpas in the Everest region
Bespoke Trek in the foothills of the mightiest mountains.
From
£888
11 days
ex flights
Annapurna Sanctuary trek in Nepal
The world famous Annapurna Sanctuary trek
From
£840
14 days
ex flights
Annapurna Circuit trekking holiday
One of the world's classic treks
From
£2449 to £2749
23 days
inc UK flights
Annapurna Sanctuary trekking holidays
One of the very best alpine treks to Annapurna Base Camp
From
£2299 to £2559
16 days
inc UK flights
Trek & volunteer in Nepal, help rebuild it
Join helping hands with us to rebuild in Nepal
From
US $799 to US $855
12 days
ex flights
Everest base camp trek
The classic route through the Sherpa heartland to Base Camp
From
£2349 to £2799
17 days
inc UK flights
Everest Base Camp and Gokyo lakes trek in Nepal
This high altitude trek explores the heart of Sherpa homeland
From
£2569 to £2799
20 days
inc UK flights
Nepal family holiday
A fabulous family holiday including the best of Nepal
From
£1295 to £1335
12 days
ex flights
Ghorepani Poon Hill trek in Nepal
Moderate trek in the Annapurna Region.
From
US $860 to US $1125
5 days
ex flights
Nepal Island Peak trekking expedition
One of the most highly sought after peaks in the world.
From
US $2250 to US $3450
13 days
ex flights
Everest Base Camp trek, Nepal
Trek to the famous Base Camp through breathtaking scenery
From
£1155 to £1685
18 days
ex flights
Everest Base Camp treks
An ultimate bucket list trip to the World's tallest mountain
From
US $2490
19 days
ex flights
Mini Annapurna circuit trek in Nepal
Annapurna Circuit in two weeks
From
£2449 to £2649
16 days
inc UK flights
Annapurna Base Camp trekking holidays
legendary and classical trek in the world
From
US $1115 to US $1550
8 days
ex flights
Soak up the city sights
Your trekking adventure will likely begin and end in Kathmandu, a city as charismatic as it is utterly chaotic that has taken the hand that tourism dealt it and raised it by disconcerting speed. Though Thamel is a headache of hotels, knock-off sportswear and tourist tat, the Old City is a more authentic blend of temples and Buddhist architecture that’s really quite beautiful, if a little blighted by beggars that roam there through incense so strong you can taste it. Nearby Patan was once a powerful stand-alone kingdom and has retained much of its distinct personality. A grand and proud town, Patan’s buildings are an interesting blend of artisan metalwork, dusty pink pagodas and intricately carved temples adorned with religious art.
Avert your eyes from Nepal’s majestic mountains and allow yourself to soak up the spectacular views and sheer scale of its landscape
Look down
Trekking in Nepal is about appreciation and endurance; don’t be too hasty to stride from point to point and look down – the mountains are extraordinarily beautiful, but so are the pink and red rhododendrons that flood the hillsides and the magnolia and jasmine that drop down the gorges.
Our top Nepal trekking Holiday
Nepal trekking holiday, Annapurna and Everest
Trek Nepal's famous Everest and Annapurna Trails in 2 weeks
From
£1990 to £2050
15 days
ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 30 Mar, 21 Sep, 5 Oct, 19 Oct, 2 Nov, 1 Dec
2020: 4 Jan, 8 Feb, 29 Feb, 10 Mar, 28 Mar, 11 Apr, 19 Sep, 3 Oct, 17 Oct, 31 Oct, 29 Nov
2019: 30 Mar, 21 Sep, 5 Oct, 19 Oct, 2 Nov, 1 Dec
2020: 4 Jan, 8 Feb, 29 Feb, 10 Mar, 28 Mar, 11 Apr, 19 Sep, 3 Oct, 17 Oct, 31 Oct, 29 Nov
Travel Team
If you'd like to chat about Nepal trekking or need help finding a holiday to suit you we're very happy to help.
Sip tea with the Sherpas
When you’re trekking in Nepal, the country’s deeply ingrained culture will play a part in everything you do: it can be seen in the temple-lined city squares of Kathmandu; listened to on spiritual walks with Buddhist pilgrims around the ancient stupas of the Kathmandu Valley; and learned about directly from the Newars and the Sherpas, two tribes of original Nepalese settlers whose cultural experience of the country spans decades of change.
The teahouse culture that has become inextricably linked with exploration of Nepal’s mountains is vitally important to the economic survival of the rural population that live there and you will be as curious to the locals as they will to you; stay as rurally as you can, smile and say ‘namaste’ – you’ll be gifted with rest, recovery and stories of life a million miles from our own.
The teahouse culture that has become inextricably linked with exploration of Nepal’s mountains is vitally important to the economic survival of the rural population that live there and you will be as curious to the locals as they will to you; stay as rurally as you can, smile and say ‘namaste’ – you’ll be gifted with rest, recovery and stories of life a million miles from our own.
More about Nepal trekking
The best time to trek in Nepal depends on which elevation you’re intending to head for with Annapurna, Langtang and Everest regions all displayed on our easy to use temperature and rainfall chart.
Our Nepal trekking travel guide gives you Nepal in a nutshell as well as stripping away the husk and inviting you to discover if a Nepal trekking holiday is for you and what does trekking in Nepal entail.
Our straightforward interactive map allows you to discover some of the best treks in Nepal as well as sample Nepal trekking itineraries, where to trek and what our expert suppliers recommend.
If the only peaks you’ve seen are in Derbyshire, Nepal’s Annapurna region will blow your mind.
The trek to Everest Base Camp, at a dizzying 5,364m, is varied, exciting and rich in history.
Fancy trekking in Nepal with kids? Well good for you because this page is all about activities for families on a Nepal trek so you can find out what to do with your little ones including the Poon Hill Trek, the Royal Trek and time spent at Kathmandu’s bazaar.
Learning about Nepal trekking travel advice from our friends in Nepal is essential for making the most of your experience.
Porters’ rights, wood for fuel and orphanage problems all need to be addressed if you want to travel right in Nepal which is why our responsible trekking in Nepal page does its level best to lighten your load as you find out what you can do to help.
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Photo credits: [Page banner: Olga Danylenko] [Get snap happy : Nabin K. Sapkota]
[Soak up the city sights : Fancycrave]
[Sip tea with the Sherpas: Sergey Ashmarin]
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