Best Places to Trek in Nepal 2023

Despite being a small country, Nepal has everything a traveler is looking for, from beautiful landscapes to diverse cultures. It's fast becoming a popular tourist destination, and it's easy to see why. Nepal is a country surrounded by mountains and even has eight of the fourteen highest peaks in the world. One of them is the famous Mount Everest, the highest in the world. It is a traveler's paradise because of its many hiking trails that keep visitors moving and wanting more.

Nepal's geography allows for different durations, costs, and levels of difficulty. Nepal has something for everyone. Nepal offers a trekking experience like no other. Not only beautiful mountains, but also friends who live in beautiful and ancient villages, unique animals, golden sunrises and many others. It's something you'll look back on and smile. As the world's most popular tourist destination, there are many amazing tours available at affordable prices. These are affordable hikes that are easy on the wallet.

Everest Base Camp Trek on horseback

Everest Base Camp trekking on horseback offers trekkers a less traditional way to reach the famous Everest Base Camp. Trekkers ride horse in Lukla, from the starting point of the trek, to the main camp. It is a journey of 12 to 16 days. The highest point rises to 5,545m in Kalapathar. The tour allows the travelers to understand the culture and religion of the country as they pass through the countryside. This gives the trekkers a chance to see the Sherpa way of life. It also offers travelers a panoramic view of high mountains and glaciers like Mount Everest, Cho Oyu, Makalu, Lhotse and many others.

It is a unique and unforgettable trip that everyone should have. Although it is considered as a difficult trek, the trails are well maintained and it is a better option for those who want to enter the glory of the Himalayas but they cannot walk anymore.

Everest View Trek - families with young people

This is an easy trek in the Everest region that can be done in two weeks with a minimum of an hour of walking per day. The highest point is Tengboche Monastery at 3,800m. This offers the tourists a panoramic view of Everest and many other mountains like Thamserku, Lhotse and Ama Dablam.

The trip starts with a flight to Lukla where the travelers will walk to Tengboche. They will also see various rare birds and animals while passing through the Sagarmatha National Park. Trekkers can also experience Sherpa lifestyle and culture as they pass through many villages. This makes a unique and unforgettable family vacation.

Upper Mustang Loop - the last Himalayan Buddhist kingdom

Upper Mustang begins after the middle of the intervention in Kagbeni. The two ways to get there are on foot or by jeep. Access to this area is restricted and being able to go there is a privilege. Upper Mustang has managed to preserve its ancient culture due to less contact. Travelers need a special permit and need to pay as well. Travelers must be accompanied by a tour guide.

The highest point of this trip is 3,800 meters. Because Mustang was in the rain shadow, it was very dry and like the moon. The landscape is unique and there are many monasteries and temples scattered in the area. The Upper Mustang trip is just like a dream with its amazing landscape.

Annapurna Circuit and Tilicho Lake

Tilicho-Lake is the highest lake in the world at 4,900m. The crystal clear lake is surrounded by mountains like Tilicho, Nilgiri, Muktinath and Annapurna. This is a tough hike that is not for beginners at all. This popular tour welcomes hundreds of thousands of travelers every year. It takes an average of 15-20 days to complete and fully showcases the diverse beauty of the Annapurna region.

The highest point of the trek is Thorong La Pass at 5,416m, which offers spectacular views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. This tour takes travelers too many timeless villages and exposes them to their rich Buddhist culture.

Langtang Valley - High alpine valley with glaciers

The Langtang Valley Trek is a two-week trek that manages to showcase many beautiful Nepali sights in this short amount of time. It is an easily accessible trip that offers Tamang's rich culture and beautiful beauty. This is a perfect trip for those who want a cheap and short trip. This beautiful place is located 20 km from the capital Kathmandu at an altitude of 4,984 m. Some travelers pass through the Langtang National Park, while others enjoy the beautiful views of the Langtang Lirung, Langtang Ri, Langshisha, Dorje Lakpa and Ganja La mountains.

Annapurna Panorama trek is short and easy

Annapurna Panorama Trek, popularly known as Poonhill Trek, is an easy trek with low risk of altitude sickness. The highest point is 3,210m and can be completed in one week. This also makes it ideal for family trips with children. Travelers will travel from Pokhara to Nayapul from where their journey will start. The main attraction of the trip is Poonhill, which is a popular observation point. It offers the best sunrise and sunset views and a panoramic view of the Annapurna range.

Crossing the Everest High Passes - the best trek

This trek is ideal for those who want to cross the summit of Everest without climbing the mountain. However, the trek is very difficult and has an elevation gain of 5,5450 m. It takes about 20 days to complete. It starts with a comfortable flight to Lukla from Kathmandu, where the travelers will depart from the tour. The route passes the Dudhkoshi River, rhododendron forests, Sagarmatha National Park and several Sherpa settlements.

This exciting trek passes Khongma-La Pass (5,535m), Chola-La Pass (5,368m) and Renjo-La Pass (5,338m). Tourists are provided with the beauty of various mountains like Cho Oyu, Makalu and Everest. Many tours also take travelers to Gokyo Ri and Kalapatthar, both of which are beautiful views.

Upper Dolpo Circuit - Tibetan area with Nepalese cultural influence

Trekking in the Upper Dolpo area promises a relaxing trip as it is a restricted area with few visitors. It is untouched by modernity and has a deep charm. Travelers seeking permits cost $500 for the first 10 days, after which $50 per day per person will be charged. One or at least two people are mandatory.

The average trip takes three weeks with an elevation gain of 4,960m. Also, many people travel here to see and study the well-preserved Tibetan culture. The main attractions are ancient monasteries like Shey Gompa, traditional villages, rare wildlife and beautiful places, including Shey Phoksund Lake.

Travelers are often lucky enough to pass through Shey Poksundo National Park. The arduous journey begins with a flight from Nepalgunj to Jhupal.

Around Manaslu - crossing the big pass at Larkya La

Also known as the Manaslu circuit trek, this trek is not very scenic and it is quite strenuous. It takes an average of two weeks to complete. The trip goes along the Budi Gandaki river and passes through the countryside and the forest.

The highest point of this trek is Larkye La Pass, 5,200m above sea level. Since the Manaslu Trekking Trail is located in a restricted area, trekkers will have to get special permission from the Manaslu Conservation Area Project. Trekkers can see different vegetation, snow capped mountains (Manaslu, Larkye and Annapurna II), glaciers and rivers on this trek.

Kathmandu Rim Valley - in nature near Kathmandu

It is a short and easy trip that can be completed in a week. It is a short or longer trek in the Kathmandu Valley that allows travelers to immerse themselves in local culture and greenery. The trek passes through the Shivapuri National Park, showcasing a variety of flora and fauna. The highest point of this trek is Shivapuri Hill (2,790m) from where the trekkers have a remarkable view of various mountains like Manaslu, Boudha Himal, Ganesh Himal Range, Langtang Range, Dorjee Lakpa and many others.

Location: Nepal

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