Most booked
4.9
Everest Khumbu
Everest Base Camp Trek: 14 Days
Duration14 Days
Max alt.5,545m
GradeChallenging
From, per person
$1,390(USD)
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Popular trips
Treks people book most
A short list to start from. Every trip runs with a licensed guide, a set itinerary with acclimatisation days built in, and a price that already includes permits, lodges, and staff.
Sanctuary classic
4.8
Annapurna Sanctuary
Annapurna Base Camp Trek: 13 Days
Duration13 Days
Max alt.4,130m
GradeModerate
From, per person
$1,190(USD)
Restricted area
4.9
Manaslu Restricted
Manaslu Circuit Trek: 13 Days
Duration13 Days
Max alt.5,160m
GradeChallenging
From, per person
$1,290(USD)
Near Kathmandu
4.7
Langtang National Park
Langtang Valley Trek: 10 Days
Duration10 Days
Max alt.4,984m
GradeModerate
From, per person
$890(USD)
Quiet trail
4.8
Annapurna Conservation
Mardi Himal Trek: 5 Days
Duration5 Days
Max alt.4,500m
GradeModerate
From, per person
$690(USD)
Peak climb
4.9
Everest & Imja Tse
EBC with Island Peak Climbing
Duration18 Days
Max alt.6,189m
GradeExtreme
From, per person
$2,650(USD)
Private & custom trips
Different dates, group size, or route?
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Where you can go
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Twelve trekking regions across Nepal, plus guided tours in Bhutan and Tibet. Pick an area to see its trails, high points, and the best months to go.
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Ways to travel
Pick the kind of trip you want
Comfortable lodge treks, tented camping in remote valleys, family-paced routes, or trips built around culture and monasteries. Each style has its own set of itineraries.
How we run trips
Why trek with us
We're a Nepal-based operator. Trips are small, staff are paid and insured properly, and the price you see is the price you pay.
Small groups, local guides
Trips run with 2–8 trekkers and a government-licensed Nepali guide who knows the route, the lodges, and the people along it.
Wilderness first-aid trained
Sensible altitude pacing
Rest and acclimatisation days are built into every itinerary. Guides carry a first-aid kit and a pulse oximeter, and know when to turn around.
Evacuation insurance required to join
Fair treatment for staff
Porter loads are capped at 20kg. Every porter and guide gets warm gear, insurance, and a fair wage paid on time.
Follows IPPG porter guidelines
Talk to the actual planner
You plan directly with our team in Kathmandu — no agency in the middle, and no reselling your booking to a third party.
Direct line: +977 9851 044 007
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Up high, what matters is simple: walking at a pace that keeps you well, a warm dry bed, hot food, and a guide who treats you like family. That's the whole job.
— The TrekTrove team
Traveller stories
What people say after the trek
A few words from recent trekkers. There are more on the reviews page, unedited.
“Standing at Base Camp, I realised this was not just a trek — it was the experience that divided my life into before and after.”
“As a Nepali, I thought I knew these mountains. TrekTrove showed me corners of my own country I had never seen.”
“Lo Manthang at dawn. Nothing prepares you for it. Nothing we can write does it justice.”
Who you'll meet
The people you'll trek with
The same people plan your route, walk it with you, and stay reachable while you're on the mountain.
Journal
Notes from the trail
Practical write-ups on gear, altitude, seasons, and culture — from guides who are out on these routes.
Altitude & safety
26 August 2026·6 min read
How acclimatisation actually works on the Everest trail
Why "climb high, sleep low", steady hydration, and an extra rest day at Namche make the difference between reaching Kala Patthar and turning back.
By Pemba Norbu SherpaRead
Trip planning
9 April 2026·5 min read
Spring or autumn? Choosing when to trek in Nepal
Rhododendron forests in spring versus clear post-monsoon skies in autumn — an honest look at temperatures, crowds, and flight reliability.
By Tenzing LamaRead
Culture
3 December 2025·7 min read
Beyond the Tiger's Nest: quieter monasteries in Bhutan
A look at Bumthang and Gangtey, where black-necked cranes winter and the dzongs see a fraction of the visitors Paro gets.
By Sonam WangchukRead