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Rolwaling and Tashi Laptsa Pass Trek – 25 Days
Rolwaling and Tashi Laptsa Pass Trek - 25 Days
Distance
5,755m
Max. Elevation
25 Days
Duration
2 to 10 people (minimum 2 required)
Group Size
Hard Level
Lapchi Pilgrimage Trek – 15 Days
Approx. 130-145 km
Distance
4,600m
Max. Elevation
15 Days
Duration
2 to 12 people
Group Size
Moderate Level
Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek – 25 Days
Approx. 160-180 km
Distance
5,360m
Max. Elevation
25 Days
Duration
4 to 12 people (minimum 4 recommended for safety)
Group Size
Hard Level
Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek – 14 Days
Approx. 110-125 km
Distance
4,730m
Max. Elevation
14 Days
Duration
2 to 12 people (minimum 2 required by government regulation)
Group Size
Moderate Level
Kanchenjunga North Base Camp Trek – 20 Days
Approx. 160-175 km
Distance
5,143m
Max. Elevation
20 Days
Duration
2 to 12 people (minimum 2 required)
Group Size
Easy Level
Kanchenjunga Trek – 28 Days
pprox. 210-230 km
Distance
5,143m
Max. Elevation
28 Days
Duration
2 to 12 people (minimum 2 required by government regulation)
Group Size
Hard Level
Dolpo to Jomsom Trek – 28 Days
Approx. 280-310 km
Distance
5,550m
Max. Elevation
28 Days
Duration
2 to 10 people (minimum 2 required by government regulation)
Group Size
Hard Level
Upper Dolpo Trek – 24 Days
Approx. 220–240 km
Distance
5,360m
Max. Elevation
24 Days
Duration
2 to 10 people (minimum 2 required)
Group Size
Hard Level
Lower Dolpo Trek – 18 Days
Approx. 130–145 km
Distance
5,309m
Max. Elevation
18 Days
Duration
2 to 12 people (minimum 2 required)
Group Size
Hard Level
Manaslu & Tsum Valley Trek – 22 Days
Approx. 210–230 km
Distance
5,106m
Max. Elevation
22 Days
Duration
2 to 12 people (minimum 2 required by government)
Group Size
Hard Level
Explore the Nepal Holiday Packages
Why a Trekking Holiday in Nepal Is Like No Other
Most people dream of seeing the Himalayas once in their lifetime. Nepal makes that dream real, and it does so in a way no other country can. It is home to 8 of the world’s 14 highest mountains, including Mount Everest. But what makes a trekking holiday in Nepal truly special is not just the big mountains; it is everything in between.
Picture yourself walking through pine forests, crossing ancient suspension bridges, reaching ridges where the whole Himalayan range opens up in front of you. You pass through villages where locals still live by centuries-old traditions. You eat dal bhat in teahouses lit by a single bulb. You fall asleep to the sound of mountain rivers.
That is Nepal trekking. It is raw, real, and deeply personal.
Nepal has hundreds of trekking trails. Some last a single day. Others stretch over three months. That range is what makes Nepal perfect for every kind of traveller, whether you are a first-timer looking for a soft adventure or a seasoned mountaineer chasing a high pass.
