Nepal floods: Everest, Annapurna and Manaslu are unaffected and running normally.
The 26 August flood hit one corridor in northern Rasuwa. Langtang-region treks are paused while the access road is rebuilt — everything else is operating as usual.
Nepal · Roof of the World · Since 1998
Search 106 guided treks, tours and peak climbs — led by NMA-certified Pokhara guides since 1998, with zero fatalities.
Est. 1998
29 years guiding
NMA certified
Licensed mountain guides
Zero fatalities
5,000+ treks led
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Real reels from the trail to 4,130m. Watch what waits for you — then pick the itinerary that fits your days.
Base Camp, 4,130m
Into the Sanctuary
Machhapuchhre at dawn
Rhododendron trail
Ghandruk village
Base Camp, 4,130m
Into the Sanctuary
Machhapuchhre at dawn
Rhododendron trail
Ghandruk village
Base Camp, 4,130m
Into the Sanctuary
Machhapuchhre at dawn
Rhododendron trail
Ghandruk village
Base Camp, 4,130m
Into the Sanctuary
Machhapuchhre at dawn
Rhododendron trail
Ghandruk village
Before you ask
The five things people actually worry about before booking a trek in Nepal — answered plainly, not in a footer FAQ.
Every trek is led by an NMA-certified guide trained in wilderness first aid. We carry oxygen and a pulse oximeter on all high-altitude routes, build in proper acclimatisation days, and turn people around when the mountain says so. In 29 years and more than 5,000 treks we have never lost a client.
Zero fatalities since 1998
When to go
Autumn
Sep – Nov
Spring
Mar – May
Winter
Dec – Feb
Monsoon
Jun – Aug
Still unsure? Ask us anything — a real guide answers, usually within the hour.
Why Nepal
Nowhere else on Earth do you climb from steaming jungle, past rhino and tiger, through terraced rice and rhododendron forest, into the thin blue air beneath the highest mountains on the planet — all in a single, walkable country.
Nepal isn't a stop on a bigger trip. It's the trip. We've spent 29 years showing travellers exactly why.
A country of superlatives
Beyond the trail
Travelers’ Choice 2023 · Best of the Best
A perfect 5.0 on TripAdvisor across hundreds of Himalayan treks — here’s one of them.
“I'm 58 and had never trekked above 2,500m before this trip. Guide Tshering set a pace I could manage without it ever feeling patronizing — we just walked at the speed the mountain required. Standing at 4,130m on the final morning, Annapurna I directly above me, I realized I had been underestimating myself for years.”
“On day four at Deurali, a snowstorm closed in and our guide Mingma made the call to stay put rather than push to MBC. He was right. We woke to clear skies at 4am, hiked to base camp in perfect conditions, and had the sanctuary almost entirely to ourselves. His judgment at altitude is something I trusted completely by that point.”
“We almost booked a paragliding flight instead. I'm glad we didn't. The ridge walk took four hours and our guide Sunil stopped at every viewpoint without us having to ask. Pokhara and Phewa Lake from above, the full Annapurna range to the north — my husband said it was the best morning of our two-week Nepal trip. He was right.”
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“I'm 58 and had never trekked above 2,500m before this trip. Guide Tshering set a pace I could manage without it ever feeling patronizing — we just walked at the speed the mountain required. Standing at 4,130m on the final morning, Annapurna I directly above me, I realized I had been underestimating myself for years.”
“On day four at Deurali, a snowstorm closed in and our guide Mingma made the call to stay put rather than push to MBC. He was right. We woke to clear skies at 4am, hiked to base camp in perfect conditions, and had the sanctuary almost entirely to ourselves. His judgment at altitude is something I trusted completely by that point.”
“We almost booked a paragliding flight instead. I'm glad we didn't. The ridge walk took four hours and our guide Sunil stopped at every viewpoint without us having to ask. Pokhara and Phewa Lake from above, the full Annapurna range to the north — my husband said it was the best morning of our two-week Nepal trip. He was right.”
Keep reading
Your gear will not break in Nepal, it will quietly stop working above 4,000 metresCold and thin air do not break trekking gear, they stop it working. What fails above 4,000m, at what altitude, and the four items to rent instead of buy.
How to choose travel luggage without buying the wrong bag twiceOne bag, 40 to 65 litres, soft-sided. Hard vs soft, wheels vs straps, what size actually works, and where the money is worth spending.
How to claim on your Nepal travel insurance after a rescue, and the one call that decides itCall the insurer 24-hour line before the helicopter flies, then collect an itemised invoice, an English diagnosis and every receipt.Ready To Summit?
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