Trekking in Nepal has been famous for last five decades and Tour in Himalayas, “the abode of snow,” and Shangri-La, a country of ultimate hiking and adventure journeys to explore it’s mysticism and exoticism, hidden valleys, Crystal Mountains, a deep blend between Buddhism and Hinduism, unique culture and tradition, warm and welcoming people, amazing cultural and natural diversities, having 67 ethnic group of people and 70 spoken languages. Nepal encompasses eight of fourteen peaks which are higher than 8000 meters, including world’s highest peak, Mt. Everest (8848 m and third highest peak, Kanchenjunga (8598 m). With eight of the top fourteen summits in the world and some of the most attractive landscapes which are only accessible on foot, trekking tours in Nepal is one of the unique experiences of Asian gem. Nepal is a land of geographic icons, historic adventurers and monumental landscapes. Wilderness Excursion offers some of best guided treks, village walks, culture tours and fantastic trekking in Nepal.
What is best season to travel in Nepal?
The best seasons and times to travel and to trek in Nepal are dry and warm seasons, March-June and September-November. During these times, the temperature is acceptable and there are generally clear skies, although the skies are foggier and the rain begins in May-June. It is possible to trek out of season, but expect rain and leeches during the summer monsoon season and severe cold and closed high mountain passes during the winter months. Lodges shut down in some very remote place as they don't have many guests. During the monsoon season, the treks are virtually empty of travelers. Most rain usually comes at night; days are cloudy with less rain. The north side of the Himalayas is in rain shadow, meaning that the mountains somewhat block the rain. Annapurna Circuit is in rain shadow after Pisang. The skies are still cloudy and it rains occasionally. In mornings the skies may be clearer, but the views are still nowhere as good as during the trekking season. Landslides may block the trekking routes. And rivers are bigger, hard to cross through where there are no permanent bridges. We also have recommended summer treks; those could be Upper Mustang Trek or the Upper Dolpo Trek, which is under rain shadow as mentioned above.
How much does it cost to do a trek and tour in Nepal?
Though Nepal is most famous for its trekking opportunities in some of the world's most stunning scenery, trekking costs in Nepal are perhaps some of the lowest in the world. It is difficult to say how much exactly it costs to trek in Nepal, as depends on which area you hike, the group size, what mode of transport used, and the kinds of hotel in Kathmandu you use. These are the factors that vary your trekking cost in Nepal. However, a typical trek in Nepal costs around USD 65 to USD 185 a day, depending on what type of trekking package you buy with your travel agent in Nepal for the years 2025 and 2026. Wilderness Excursion is complete Nepal travel guide with comprehensive tour information and offers wide range of different Nepal guided tour packages, such as budget to luxury holiday trips, easy and short treks and extreme adventure trekking tours for challenging trip seekers.
