Everest Base Camp Trek
From $1,350 per person
Rated 5 out of 5 Rated by trekkers on TripAdvisor
Trek the Himalaya with people who live here
Private and small-group treks to Everest, Annapurna, Langtang and Manaslu — planned honestly and led by licensed guides from the mountains.
Most booked
Treks our guests come back raving about
Classic routes with proper acclimatisation days, run privately or in small groups by guides from the region.
Annapurna Base Camp Trek
From
$1,199
$1,050
per person
Annapurna Circuit Trek
From
$1,490
$1,380
per person
Manaslu Circuit Trek
From $1,265 per person
Langtang Valley Trek
From $765 per person
Gokyo Lake Trek
From
$1,620
$1,570
per person
Where to trek
Choose a region, then a route
Every region is different — flights or jeeps, teahouses or homestays, busy trails or quiet valleys. Start with the one that fits your time.
Why Zeal Nepal Trek
Before you book, talk to someone who walks these trails
Our local guides help you plan honestly — no pressure, no sales talk. Because a trek in Nepal isn’t something to gamble with: it’s your body, your time, your safety and your once-in-a-lifetime experience.
- Licensed local guidesGovernment-licensed guides from the regions they lead.
- Your dates, your pacePrivate trips on any date, with acclimatisation days built in.
- Safety, handled quietlySensible altitude gain, first-aid-trained staff and back-up from Kathmandu.
- One clear pricePermits, guide, porter, lodges and meals included — no surprises.
How booking works
No payment until your trek is confirmed
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Pick a trek and a date
Choose a fixed group departure or any start date for a private trip. Not sure? Ask us to suggest one.
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Send a free request
Tell us how many are travelling and how to reach you — email, WhatsApp, phone or social. It takes two minutes.
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We tailor and confirm
A local guide replies within 24 hours to fine-tune the route, group price and permits before anything is paid.
In their words
What our trekkers say
Rated 5 out of 5 TripAdvisor
We did a trekking tour to Chisapani with Bishnu our guide. He is a very experienced guide, we felt safe and comfortable. We had a great view of the mountains. Bishnu has everything planned for us and we can only recommend him.
Rated 5 out of 5 TripAdvisor
Bishnu is one of a kind guide. A great knowledge of the Annapurnas, it is such a pleasure to be guided by him, he is just amazing, kind and brilliant. Just looking forward to go again with him. Highly recommend.
Rated 5 out of 5 TripAdvisor
My wife and I recently did the Annapurna Circuit, with Bishnu as our guide. We had a fantastic time. Bishnu took care of us at every stage, from greeting us at the airport to arranging our permits and transport. On the trail he was confident, courteous and highly knowledgeable. His liaison with local hotels ensured that we had the best rooms available. We especially loved how he took us to some of the lesser-known hotels, bringing well needed income to local Nepali families, without compromising on our experience. On the toughest parts of the trail he was supportive and encouraging, whilst giving us the space we needed to set our own pace. This is our third trek with Zeal Nepal Trek & Expedition, and we’re delighted to be a returning customer. We simply wouldn’t trek with another Company. Perfect in all respects.
Trek planning
Guides written by people who walk these trails
Trekking in Nepal: common questions
Do I need previous trekking experience to trek in Nepal?
Not always. Nepal offers treks for all levels, from easy routes like Poon Hill to challenging high-altitude treks like Everest Base Camp. We help you choose based on your fitness and comfort.
When is the best time to go trekking in Nepal?
The main seasons are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), with clear skies, stable weather and the best mountain views. Winter suits lower treks, and Upper Mustang works even in the monsoon.
Do I need permits for trekking in Nepal?
Yes. Most treks need a national park or conservation area permit and, in some regions, a TIMS card or restricted-area permit. We arrange all of them before your trek starts — see trekking permits in Nepal.
Is trekking in Nepal safe?
Yes, with proper planning. Our experienced guides, acclimatisation days and safety routines keep risks low. Read is trekking in Nepal safe?
What kind of accommodation can I expect?
On most treks you stay in teahouses — simple, clean family-run lodges with twin rooms and a warm dining room. Kathmandu and Pokhara nights are in hotels.
What food is available during the trek?
Teahouses serve dal bhat, noodles, pasta, rice, soups and local dishes. Vegetarian food is everywhere, and other diets can usually be catered for.
How do you deal with altitude sickness?
We follow a proper acclimatisation schedule, walk at a safe pace and check everyone’s health daily. Our guides are trained to recognise symptoms and act early. Read our altitude guide.
What should I pack for a trek?
Good boots, warm layers, a down jacket and a sleeping bag for higher treks, plus sun protection and a small first-aid kit. Each trip page has a full packing list, and most gear can be rented in Kathmandu.
Free trip planning
The mountains are ready. Are you?
Tell us a little about you. A local guide will review your details and suggest a trek that fits your time, fitness and interests.
Send us your questions
A guide replies within 24 hours, by the channel you prefer.