Discover Nepal's high paths and heart‑warming culture — from yak‑grazed ridges and rhododendron forests to monasteries, homestays, and festivals under the snow peaks.
Iconic routes across the Himalayas — durations and difficulty vary by itinerary and season.
Classic circuit over Thorong La with sweeping valleys, apple orchards, and high mountain passes.
In the shadow of Sagarmatha — suspension bridges, Sherpa villages, and glacier‑carved amphitheatres.
Alpine meadows and yak pastures close to Kathmandu — serene peaks and warm Tamang hospitality.
Culture shapes every journey — monasteries, homestays, and festivals along the way.
Spin prayer wheels and share butter tea in hillside gompas; colourful flags carry hopes on the mountain winds.
Wake to wood‑smoke and millet pancakes; learn a few phrases and customs from your hosts for deeper connection.
From autumn lights to high‑country ceremonies, timing your trek around local calendars can enrich the route.
Hand‑loomed wool, bamboo work, and hearty dal bhat — sustainers for both communities and trekkers.
Scenes from the high country — peaks, passes, and people.
Support mountain communities — seasonal, small‑batch goods from Nepal's highlands.
Are you a farmer, co‑op, or small business? Promote produce, crafts, or homestays to trekkers.
Plan responsibly and check official guidance before you go.
Generally spring (Mar–May) and autumn (Sep–Nov) offer the clearest skies. Winter can be beautiful at lower elevations; monsoon brings lush hills with limited views.
Some regions require trekking permits or conservation fees (e.g., national park permits or TIMS). Requirements change — confirm with official sources or a licensed operator.
Pack out waste, dress modestly at sacred sites, and acclimatize gradually. Consider local guides for both safety and cultural insight.
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