Treks in Nepal

Multi-day treks in Nepal: routes, days, altitude, best months, costs and permits, for guidance before you book.

Treks

Annapurna South and the south face of Annapurna I above golden grass and boulders at Annapurna Base Camp, with a footpath and lodges on the left

Nepal

Annapurna Base Camp

Duration: 6–11 days
High point: 4,130 m
Difficulty: Moderate
Best months: Mar–May, Oct–Nov

The snow and ice face of Annapurna II above forested slopes in the upper Marsyangdi valley near Pisang, under a deep blue sky

Nepal

Annapurna Circuit

Duration: 13–15 days
High point: 5,416 m
Difficulty: Hard
Best months: Apr–May, Oct–Nov

The snow-capped Himalaya above layers of blue hills, seen from a forested ridge at Nagarkot, with a Nepali flag at a viewpoint and hillside villages below

Nepal

Chisapani–Nagarkot

Duration: 2–3 days
High point: 2,430 m
Difficulty: Easy
Best months: Feb–Apr, Oct–Dec

Stone cairns on a rocky ridge above the Khumbu Glacier, which runs down the valley towards Ama Dablam and other snow peaks under clouds

Nepal

Everest Base Camp

Duration: 12–14 days
High point: 5,645 m
Difficulty: Hard
Best months: Mar–May, Oct–Nov

First sunlight on Annapurna South and its neighbouring peaks above dark reddish ridges, seen from Poon Hill

Nepal

Ghorepani–Poon Hill

Duration: 3–5 days
High point: 3,210 m
Difficulty: Easy
Best months: Mar–Apr, Oct–Nov

Strings of colourful prayer flags across a rocky slope near Kyanjin Gompa, below a long range of snow and glacier peaks under a blue sky

Nepal

Langtang Valley

Duration: 7–8 days
High point: 4,773 m
Difficulty: Moderate
Best months: Mar–May, Oct–Nov

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