Nepal Travel Packages
Namche Bazaar's terraced amphitheatre of lodges at 3,440 m in the Khumbu

Licensed Nepal operator · Est. 2016

Nepal travel packages, built by the guides who lead them.

Every route here is written by the certified guide who leads it, with the permit fees and cost breakdowns published in full.

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Routes we run

9

Nepal regions

4

Licensed guides

53+

Years on the trail

On the record Reviews 4.8/5 from 56 reviews

Why this site reads differently

Every package here is written by the guide who walks it with you.

Most trekking pages are assembled by marketers working from a spreadsheet. Ours are not. A route goes on this site once the guide leading it has written the days out, checked the permit costs against the current rate, and put their licence number at the bottom.

That is slower, and it is the reason the numbers here hold up when you compare them against any other operator.

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Authored, not aggregated

Each itinerary is written by the guide who runs it, under their own name and licence number.

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Priced in the open

Permit fees, park charges, and what sits outside the price are listed on every route page before you ask.

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Corrected from the trail

Conditions get rewritten in season, so what you read matches what the trail is actually doing.

9 regions, one operator

Trekking packages by region.

Live from the trail

Trail conditions right now.

Dated field notes from the guides currently on these routes, rewritten monthly in season.

Monsoon closure: Budhi Gandaki gorge landslide-active

Monsoon rain has made the gorge trail between Machha Khola and Jagat landslide-active, with two sections rerouted onto temporary paths as of late June. We run no Manaslu departures until the third week of September, and the Department of Immigration permit desk confirms the winter rate of USD 75/week applies through August for anyone considering an early shoulder-season entry. Dharamsala lodges reopen mid-September.

Monsoon status: valley green, drive road slippery

Monsoon rain is falling in the valley with leeches in the lower forest to Lama Hotel. The Syabrubesi road can be slow after heavy rain with occasional small slides cleared quickly. We schedule departures for the drier windows. Next scheduled departure: early October.

032 Jul 2026
Poon Hill Trek

Monsoon status: green and wet, clear dawns possible

Monsoon rain is falling daily on the foothills with leeches active below Ghorepani. Poon Hill can still deliver a clear dawn between systems, and a few trekkers run it in monsoon, but we schedule departures for the drier windows. Next scheduled departure: early October.