Plan Your Adventure

Most of my treks are suitable for people with a moderate level of fitness. You don't need to be an athlete, but regular walking, hiking, or cardio exercise in the weeks before your trek will make a big difference. Some routes like Manaslu Circuit and Kapuche Glacier Lake are more demanding - I'll advise you during booking based on your goals.

My trek prices typically include a professional licensed guide (me or one of my trusted team), necessary permits and TIMS cards, teahouse accommodations along the route, and daily breakfast and dinner (or full board on some treks). Flights, personal travel insurance, porter fees, and tips are generally not included. I'll provide a detailed breakdown for your specific trek.

Most nationalities can obtain a tourist visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, or online in advance via the Department of Immigration. A 15-day visa costs around $30 USD, a 30-day visa costs $50 USD, and a 90-day visa costs $125 USD. Citizens of India do not require a visa. We recommend checking official Nepali immigration guidelines for your nationality before travel.

Nepal has two main trekking seasons. Spring (March to May) offers blooming rhododendrons, clear skies, and great mountain views - ideal for most routes. Autumn (September to November) brings stable weather, excellent visibility, and is generally the best season overall. Winter (December to February) is cold but quiet with stunning snow-dusted landscapes. Monsoon (June to August) is the off-season with heavy rain, though some rain-shadow regions like Upper Mustang remain accessible.

Simply fill out the inquiry form on this page with your preferred trek, travel dates, and group size. I'll personally get back to you within 24 hours to discuss your itinerary, answer questions, and finalize details. A deposit is required to confirm your booking, with the remainder due before or on the day of departure.

Yes - travel insurance that covers emergency helicopter evacuation and medical expenses is strongly recommended and effectively essential for trekking in Nepal. Altitude sickness and weather-related incidents can require urgent evacuation from remote areas, and the costs without insurance can be very high. Make sure your policy covers high-altitude trekking at the elevation of your chosen route.