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Discover world-class Nepal trekking routes across Everest, Annapurna, Langtang, Manaslu, and Mustang.
Humla Limi Valley Trek (17 Days)
A remote 17-day journey through the Humla Limi Valley Trek (17 Days) in far-western Nepal. Expect rigorous walking across high mountain passes,...
View Trek Details →Dolpo to Mustang Trek (22-27 Days)
27-day traverse across Dolpo to Mustang. Daily walking covers remote mountain terrain, high plateau passes, and deep river gorges with nights spent...
View Trek Details →Upper Dolpo & Shey Gompa Trek (23 Days)
23-day remote traverse through western Nepal's high desert valleys, ancient Bon monasteries, and rugged Himalayan passes.
View Trek Details →Upper Dolpo Trek (16-24 Days)
24-day remote wilderness journey traversing high passes, deep river gorges, and ancient Tibetan-Buddhist settlements in western Nepal.
View Trek Details →Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek (16-23 Days)
Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek (16-23 Days) runs over 23 days through remote eastern Nepal. Expect steep climbs, rocky mountain paths, and basic...
View Trek Details →Tsum Valley Trek (10-11 Days)
11-day route along Tsum Valley Trek. Daily climbs range from 400m to 900m on rock and stone stairs. Cold nights above 3,500m.
View Trek Details →Annapurna Sanctuary Trek (ABC with Poon Hill – 7-10 Days)
Annapurna Sanctuary Trek spans 10 days of sustained climbing, stone stairs, and deep valley trails leading into the high glacial basin.
View Trek Details →Annapurna Base Camp Trek (10-15 Days)
15-day route along the Annapurna sanctuary trail. Daily climbs range from 400m to 900m on stone stairs and river valleys. Cold nights...
View Trek Details →Lobuche East Peak Climbing (17 Days)
17-day high altitude expedition combining standard trekking trails in the Khumbu with glacier travel, fixed ropes, and an ascent of Lobuche East.
View Trek Details →Makalu Base Camp Trek (16-18 Days)
18-day route along the Makalu Base Camp Trek. Daily climbs range from 400m to 900m on rock, steep stone stairs, and alpine...
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