Once a hidden kingdom, Mustang is a dry, wind-carved land of red cliffs, cave dwellings and the walled city of Lo Manthang. Its culture is closer to Tibet than to the rest of Nepal.
From pristine beaches and bustling cities to serene mountain retreats and historical landmarks, there's something for every traveler. Let every journey inspire your wanderlust and leave you longing for more.
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Explore the most common questions and answers to help you plan a safe and unforgettable trekking adventure in Nepal.
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Contact us nowThe best time to trek in Nepal is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons, when the weather is clear and stable, offering excellent views.
Yes. Most trekking areas need a TIMS card and a national park or conservation area permit. We arrange all permits for you.
A basic level of fitness is enough for most treks. Regular walking or light cardio for a few weeks before the trip helps a lot.
Guides are required in many regions and make the trek safer and easier. Porters are optional but recommended for longer treks.
Layered clothing, good trekking boots, a warm jacket, sleeping bag, water bottle, sunscreen and a basic first aid kit.
It can happen above 2,500 m. Our itineraries include acclimatisation days and guides are trained to spot the early signs.
Most routes have teahouses and lodges with simple rooms and meals. Camping is available on remote routes.
From pristine beaches and bustling cities to serene mountain retreats and historical landmarks, there's something for every traveler. Let every journey inspire your wanderlust and leave you longing for more.