25) The Great Himalayan Trail
Probably the best and longest treks in Nepal!
When it comes to challenging and epic hikes in Nepal, the Great Himalayan trail undoubtedly ranks at the top of the list. The Great Himalayan Trail is one of the longest and most challenging trekking routes in Himalaya of Nepal.
You will travel entire Himalayan landscapes from east to west, against the shadow of the world’s highest peaks. Covering nearly 1,700km in length and reaching the height over 6,000m, this trek is considered challenging than peak climbing expedition.
While on the trek, you will walk through the foothill of eight 8,000m+ peaks and countless 7,000m and 6,000m peaks. The Great Himalayan Trail in Nepal starts from far east Kanchenjunga region and ends at far west, Dolpo region; passing through popular Everest, Makalu, Manaslu, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri region.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 10 |
Remoteness | Very Remote |
Trek Duration | 90 Days |
Best Season | March to May and October to November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Restriction | Yes |
Required Permits | RAP, KCAP, MCAP, ACAP and national park permits |
Max elevation | 6,000m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec-Jan) | No |
Highlights:
- Best views of eight out of fourteen highest peaks and countless other peaks
- Entire view of Nepalese Landscapes
- Tibetan influenced mountain culture and lifestyle
Lowlights:
- High number of days and extremely high altitude
- Zero luxury in most part of the trek
- Sky-high expensive
24) Makalu to Everest via 3 Cols
The challenging high passes and remote trail makes Makalu 3 Cols Trek, one of the most challenging treks in Nepal. As the name suggests, the trail goes through the mountain range between 5th highest Makalu and Mt. Everest, 1st highest peak, crossing over three high passes of which two are over 6,000m. It is most challenging part of GHT yet many trekkers believe this trek as the most fascinating camping treks in Nepal.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 9 |
Remoteness | Remote |
Trek Duration | 30 – 35 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | National Park Permit and TIMS |
Max elevation | 6,000m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | No |
Highlights:
- Crossing of the most challenging Cols and passes of Nepalese Himalayas
- Incredible view of lofty peaks – Everest, Makalu, Cho Oyu and many others
- Close cultural encounter of Sherpa and other ethnic community
Lowlights:
- Camping at the elevation over 5,000m for several days
- Using of climbing ropes to cross the pass
23) Upper Dolpo Trek
Upper Dolpo Trek is arguably the best challenging treks in Nepal. This trek takes you on an unmarked, unspoiled trail to most isolated Himalayan area near the Tibetan border Nepal. Hard to believe, Upper Dolpo Trek was opened only in the late eighties and the region falls on restricted area of Nepal.
It means you have to purchase restricted area permit to enter the region. Add to this, you need to be in at least two in a group and hire a certified trek guide or porter. In the book, “The Snow Leopard” – Peter Matthiessen havewell described the beauty of Upper Dolpo.
Likewise, Nepal’s first English subtitled movie, “The Caravan” was filmed in Dolpo Region and it was nominated for the Oscar Award in the best foreign language film category.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 8 |
Remoteness | Very Remote |
Trek Duration | 25 – 30 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Required Permits | Restricated Area Permit |
Max elevation | 5,360m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | No |
Highlights:
- Adventurous camping trek to the isolated and remote trans-Himalayan region of Nepal
- Stunning view of Kanjirowa Himal, crystal mountain and more
- Explore ancient monasteries of Dolpo district
- Discover unique Tibetan Buddhist culture
- Visit Shey Gompa – 800+ years old monastery at the foot of Himalayas
- Crossing of Kang La (5,350m) and Jyagla Pass
- Explore stunning Phoksundo Lake (Deepest lake in Nepal)
Lowlights:
- Very basic tourism infrastructure
22) Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek
Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek is challenging and truly a remote trekking adventure in Nepal. From terraced village in the Himalayan foothill to the high alpine pasture, unsettled valleys and dramatic views of high Himalayan peaks over 8,000m, this circuit trek is stunning and exciting at every stage. Likewise, the sheer isolation of trekking will surly quench your adrenaline thirst.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Very Remote |
Trek Duration | 18 – 22 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Required Permits | RAP and ACAP |
Max elevation | 5,360m, French Pass |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | No |
Highlights:
- Traverse through the high and remote French pass and Dhampus pass
- Extreme and narrow trekking trail through dense forest into the high country to the base camp, snow and glacier
- Spectacular views of Mt. Dhaulagiri, Thorong Peak, Mt. Annapurna and others
Lowlights:
- Hassle of carrying tents and other gears
21) Manaslu Circuit Trek
Manaslu Circuit Trek is one of the most recommended hike you will find. Not only will you admire the diverse landscapes and stunning granite pillars, but you will discover incredible mountain culture and lifestyle. Moreover, you will get the close glimpse of rural mountain lifestyle and culture.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Very Remote |
Trek Duration | 18 – 22 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Required Permits | RAP, MCAP and ACAP |
Max elevation | 5,160m, Larkya La Pass |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | No |
Highlights:
- Jaw-dropping natural beauty of forests, rivers and floral species of Manaslu region
- Crossing of Larkya La Pass at 5,160m
- Unspoiled and less commercialized trekking route
- Typical ethnic village and tantalizing views of Himalayas
Lowlights:
20) Everest Three Pass Trek
Be prepared for tons of ups and downs when you sign up for one of the best mountain hikes in Nepal. Everest three high passes trek is a challenging and ambitious trek as it includes climbing 3 crests connecting the four valleys of Bhotekhosi, Gokyo, Khumbu and Imjatse of the whole Everest.
And this high pass trek is often called a “Everest Circuit Trek”. Crossing the three high passes of Renjo La (5,388m), Cho La (5,380m) and Kongma La (5,535m) with summiting the three crests of Gokyo Ri (5,483m), Kalapatthar (5,545m) and Chhukung Ri (5,550m) offers lifetime experience in Himalayas of Nepal. At the end of trip, you will feel like conquering the whole world.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Remote |
Trek Duration | 18 – 22 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Required Permits | Sagarmatha National Park Permit and TIMS |
Max elevation | 5,560 at Chhukung Ri |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | No |
Highlights:
- Up-close views of 4 highest peaks – Mt. Everest, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Lhotse and Mt. Makalu
- Crossing of three high passes
- Exploration of Khumbu Glacier and dreadful Icefall
- An adventurous hike to Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar
- Enjoying the grandeur of turquoise-tinted Gokyo Lakes
- Close insight of mountain legend – Sherpa’s culture and lifestyle
Lowlights:
- Not for fainted hearted trekkers
19) Everest Base Camp Trek via Gokyo Lake
Everest Base Camp Trek is well on bucket-list of most hikers but very few combines it with equally marvelous Gokyo Lake Trek. This Everest Base Camp Gokyo Lake Trek is perfect for those who wish to hike to Everest Base Camp and add little bit more challenge to the journey. Moreover, the trekking route is less crowded and offers more dramatic views than that of regular EBC trail.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 15 – 19 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Required Permits | Sagarmatha National Park Permit and TIMS |
Max elevation | 5,545m, Kalapatthar |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | No |
Highlights:
- Adventurous hike to Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar
- Less-trodden trekking route of Everest region
- Magnificent views of Mt. Everest range and countless other peaks
- Ngozumpa Glacier, Khumbu Glacier and Khumbu Icefall
- Collection of high altitude glacier fed, Gokyo Lake
- Sherpa culture and its way of life
Lowlights:
- Remote and basic accommodation
18) Upper Mustang Trek
Consistently ranked among the best long distance hiking trails in Nepal, the Upper Mustang Trek takes you to the highly isolated and remote mountain terrain of Nepal.
The Upper Mustang region is hidden behind the Himalayan giants Dhaulagiri and Annapurna and lies in the southern border of Tibetan Highland. It is a restricted area, so you need to purchase special trekking permit through a registered trekking company.
The Mustang trail offers arid scenery, vertical rocky paths and stunning views of Mt. Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, Annapurna, Tukuche Peak, Mustang Himal, Tilicho Peak, Arniko Chuli and many other spectacular peaks.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 18 – 22 Days |
Best Season | June – September |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Required Permits | RAP and ACAP |
Max elevation | 3,810m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Tibetan Buddhist Culture, centuries-old monasteries, Arts and Jamaps
- Amazing Tibetan-like landscape and up-close view of Himalayas
- The isolated and formerly Tibetan ruled – walled city of Lo Manthang
Lowlights:
17) Annapurna Circuit Trek
If you want to enjoy the best long hikes in Nepal but want to ignore the crowds, then Annapurna Circuit trail is ideal choice for you.This Annapurna circuit trek goes through the diverse terrain of Annapurna region; offering you the remarkable views of Annapurnas, Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and Langtang Himal.
From lush terraced fields to high alpine forest and snowy barren landscape to Tibet-like landscape, this trek offers incredible geographical varieties in a single go.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 14 – 16 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Required Permits | ACAP and TIMS |
Max elevation | 5,416m, Throng La Pass |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | No |
Highlights:
- Crossing of world’s widest pass – The Thorong La Pass at 5,416m
- Diverse terrain due to high altitudinal difference – varying from 760m – 5,416m
- Incredible view of 55km long Annapurna massifs
Lowlight
- Road construction next to the trail at some part of the trek
16) Tsum Valley Trek
Rightfully deserving a ranking among the most famous hiking trails in Nepal, the Tusm valley Trek takes you to the isolated valley of Tsum valley nestled along the edge of gigantic Ganesh and Manaslu Himal.
This remote and challenging trek includes lush vegetation and wildlife along with the exploration of mountain cultures and traditions.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Very Remote |
Trek Duration | 14 – 17 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Required Permits | RAP and MCAP |
Max elevation | 4,000m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Close insight of Tibetan culture and tradition
- Delve polyandry culture and pre-Buddhist Bon-Po culture
- Explore centuries old – Mu Gompa, Ranchen Monastery, Milarepa cave and more
- Witness the close view of Mt. Manaslu, Ganesh and other Himalayan peaks
Lowlights:
- Basic Facilities along the trail
15) Narphu Valley Trek
It’s about time to explore the green valley and mountain scenery offered by one of the adventurous mountain hikes in Nepal. A Narphu Valley trek lets you explore the isolated ethnic communities and high Himalayas of Annapurna.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Remote |
Trek Duration | 15 – 19 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Required Permits | RAP and ACAP |
Max elevation | 5,416m, Thorong La Pass |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | No |
Highlights:
- Tibetan influenced culture and lifestyle in the isolated valley of Nar and Phu
- Amazing walk via impressive rock structure, land formations and diverse topogralhy
- Astonishing view of gigantic Himalayan chain – Manaslu, Dhaulagiri and Annapurna
- Crossing of high and popular Thorong La Pass (5,416m)
- Exploration of timeless chortens, Gompas, monasteries, prayer flags and sacred Muktinath valley
Lowlights:
14) Everest Base Camp Trek
Renowned as the best treks in Nepal, the Everest Base Camp Trek offers you the perfect glimpse of the high summits on planet. Besides, you will get close insight of Sherpa people and visit ancient Tengobohe and Thami monasteries.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 12 – 16 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | Sagarmatha National Park Permit and TIMS |
Max elevation | 5,360m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Stand right in front of Mt. Everest and step foot on EBC
- Kalapatthar, 5,545m – a popular viewpoint to witness sunrise and Himalayan peaks like Nuptse, Lhotse and Mt. Everest
- Incredible trekking trail and remarkable mountain landscapes
Lowlight
- You’ll have to walk up and down on more or less the same trail
13) Makalu Base Camp Trek
This gem in the central Himalayas is the country’s most iconic yet less popular trek. The Makalu Base Cmp Trek trail is blanketed with wildflowers in just about colors and once you get to the base camp, the views of Himalayas are just dramatic.
Some parts of trails are taxingly steep, though overall, no technical know-how is needed, unless you want to mix some adventurous side trips.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Very Remote |
Trek Duration | 18 – 25 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | RAP |
Max elevation | 5,250m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | No |
Highlights:
- Incredible Makalu Barun National Park with lush floral and faunal species
- Dramatic and up-close view of world’s 5th highest Makalu peak
- Less-crowded and less-trodden trekking trail
- Dramatic Barun Glacier
Lowlights:
- Basic tourism infrastructure
12) Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek
If you want raw, rugged, unadulterated nature, then Kanchenjunga trail is the right option.Kanchenjunga, the world’s third tallest peak, straddles its eastern border with India and northern to Tibet.
In Tibetan language, Kanchenjunga means “five treasure of snow, which means the stunning mountain views. Kanchenjunga base camp trek goes through the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, operated by local communities in partnership with WWF.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 7 |
Remoteness | Very Remote |
Trek Duration | 18 – 25 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Restriction | Yes |
Required Permits | RAP and Kanchenjunga National Park Permit |
Max elevation | 5,143m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | No |
11) Annapurna Base Camp Trek
If Everest represents Nepal’s heart, Annapurna is insatiable appetite. Annapurna Base Camp Trek is 2nd most popular treks in Nepal, after EBC Trek. Join more than 20,000 hikers in peak season who enjoy the waterfall, Himalayas and lush geography of Annapurna sanctuary.
This adventure will take you along glacial rivers and through alpine gardens and meadows while you get to enjoy the magnificent views of valleys and mountain ranges.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 5 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 18 – 25 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse/Camp |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | RAP |
Max elevation | 5,250m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- An authentic and diverse trekking experience in Himalaya of Nepal
- Stand face to face to Himalayas – rising height more than 8,000m & 7,000m
- Most accessible trekking routes of Nepal
Lowlight:
10) Langtang Gosainkunda Trek
Some people dubbed “Langtang Gosainkunda Trek” as the best kept secret of Himalayas. It is also most accessible treks in Nepal: few hours’ drive and few days trek takes you to the wild vicinity of Langtang region.Langtang Gosainkunda Trek takes you the earthquake affected Langtang valley and sacred Gosainkunda Lake.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 5 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 18 – 25 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | Langtang National Park Permit and TIMS |
Max elevation | 5,000m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Dramatic view of Langtang Range and glaciers from comfortable altitude
- Exploring fascinating Tibetan-influenced Tamang culture and lifestyle
- Exploring Sacred Gosainkunda lakes
Lowlights:
- The region was severely affected in earthquake 2015.
9) Everest View Trek
Perfect short treks in Everest region!If you have less time in disposal but have a burning desire to enjoy the Everest, then Everest view trek is the best option for you.
You will hike up to Everest view hotel and Tengboche Monastery and enjoy the mountains in its all glories. Tengboche Monastery is the largest monastery in the Khumbu region; set against the incredible backdrop of Himalayas.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 5 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 8 – 10 days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | Sagarmatha National Park Permit and TIMS |
Max elevation | 3,870m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Close view of Everest and other mighty peaks
- Exploration of significant Tengboche monastery
- Cultural insight of Sherpa community
- Exploration of Khumbu’s heart – Namche Bazaar
Lowlight:
- Not dramatic as Everest Base Camp Trek
8) Khayar Lake Trek
A super alternative to crowded Annapurna Base Camp Trek! If you are planning for perfect week-long trek, a little off-the-beaten-path and with incredible views, this Khayar lake trek is a great choice. Rather than walking on well-marked trail, enjoy your week-long adventure on less-trodden but equally fascinating trekking route of Annapurna.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 5 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 10 – 13 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | ACAP and TIMS |
Max elevation | 3,640m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Enjoy the dramatic view of world’s highest peaks – Annapurna, Dhaulagiri and more
- Walk through magnificent mid hill geography – lush forest, terraced fields and cultural villages
- Walk to the sacred Khayer Lake at the foot of Annapurna South
Lowlights:
- Less-developed trekking trail
7) Rara Lake Trek
Incredible mountain trek to the largest lake of Nepal! Rara is one of the best trekking destinations in western Nepal. The region is an adventurer’s dream as it offers relatively unexplored part of the county. Moreover, the lake and its surrounding landscapes are real boon for keen botanist and wildlife lovers.
The trekking trail offers magnificent countryside scenery, floral & faunal species, emerald lake and gigantic mountain peaks. In spring, the entire trekking trail is embellished with colorful rhododendron flower; changing it into earthy paradise.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 5 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 10 – 15 days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | Yes |
Required Permits | RAP and TIMS |
Max elevation | 3,050m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Explore largest lake of Nepal
- Discover different species of birds and wildlife
- Outstanding landscapes and mountain views
- Explore the secluded and mysterious beauty of remote Nepal
Lowlights:
- Countless ups and downs on rugged mountain terrain
6) Mardi Himal Trek
Located just east to the most popular treks in Nepal, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, Mardi Himal Trek is less-crowded and intact trekking trail in Nepal. There’s very few treks in Nepal that incorporates such great diversity and brings you to the base camp gigantic peak in such short time period and without pushing your limits; like Mardi Himal Trek.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 5 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 10 – 14 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | ACAP and TIMS |
Max elevation | 4,500m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- A great alternative to Annapurna Base Camp Trek
- Tantalizing view of Machhapuchhre, Annapurna, Mardi Himal and other peaks
- Less-crowded trails
Lowlights:
- Less-developed and remote trail
5) Langtang Valley Trek
Most accessible mountain hike in Nepal, near from Kathmandu!
Langtang Valley Trek takes you to the remote and incredibly beautiful mountain landscape through magnificent Langtang National Park.Langtang Valley was severely affected by the devastating earthquake that hit Nepal in 2015 with significant casualties.
The destruction in the region was so bad that the Government of Nepal was forced to close the region for some months after the earthquake.
Huge landslide swept away the entire region and it took some time to bring the region back into a normal condition. But now the region is safe and your visit to this region would be a great help.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 4 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 7 – 9 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | Langtang National Park Permit and TIMS |
Max elevation | 4,250m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Magnificent hiking experience in the Himalayas with stunning views
- Great discovery of floral and wildlife species
- Close insight of Tibetan influenced culture
- Outstanding views of Langtang range and glaciers
- Great help to raise the living standard of local people
Lowlights:
- Devastated trekking trail
4) Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek
Most Popular low-altitude Mountain treks in Nepal! Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek combines intact natural scenery of the rhododendron forest and magical Himalayan views on the backdrop.
Every year more than 20k trekkers make their way to Poon Hill ridge (3,210m) to admire the spectacular sunrise view and 55km long Annapurna massif. The reason behind its popularity is easy accessibility and relatively easy nature.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 3 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 05 – 10 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | ACAP and TIMS |
Max elevation | 3,210m, Poon Hill |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Magnificent sunrise view over 55km long Annapurna massifs
- Close insight of mountain culture and lifestyle
- Walking through lush rhododendron forest
Lowlights:
3) Ghandruk Trek
Best short treks in Nepal for time limited trekkers! Ghandruk Trek is popular low altitude trek that takes you to the cultural Gurung village (Ghandruk) through lush forest and countryside landscapes.
Along the trail, you will outstanding views of Annapurna, Nilgiri and other mountain ranges.It is best for physical and time limited trekkers.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 3 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 3 – 5 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | Langtang National Park Permit and TIMS |
Max elevation | 5,000m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Stunning views of mountain peaks in short time period
- Visiting local museum at Ghandruk
Lowlight:
- Mountain views are not up-close as other treks in Annapurna region
2) Chisapani Nagarkot Trek
Chisapani Nagarkot Trek is one of the popular, short and easy hikes around the suburb of Kathmandu valley. Also known as Kathmandu Rim Valley Trek, this trek is a quick respite to your hectic schedule and allows you to enjoy the real boon of nature.
Chisapani Nagarkot Hike is often regarded as the best family treks in Nepal.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 3 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 3 – 5 Days |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | National Park Permit |
Max elevation | 2,175m |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |
Highlights:
- Tantalizing sunrise and sunset view
- Close glimpse view of local culture and flora and fauna
- Stretching mountain views: from Dhaulagiri past Annapurna, Everest to Kanchenjunga
Lowlight:
- Mountain views are not up-close
1) Nagarkot Day Hiking Tour
Most accessible treks in Nepal!
Nagarkot Day Hiking Tour is for those who have just a day in Nepal and wants to enjoy a great walk in the outskirt of the valley.
This hiking tour allows you to enjoy the magnificence of forest, meadows and farmlands along with culture and customs of the people along the way. Apart from countryside views, hikers will get to witness magnificent views of Himalayas including mighty Everest.
Trips Facts | Info |
Trek Difficulty | 2 |
Remoteness | Not Remote |
Trek Duration | 1 Day |
Best Season | March – May and October – November |
Accommodation | Hotel/Teahouse |
Restriction | No |
Required Permits | National Park Permit |
Max elevation | 2,175 |
Accessible During Winter (Dec – Jan) | Yes |