Our most popular Nepal trekking packages for 2026 include the Everest Base Camp trek (15 days), Annapurna Circuit trek (15 days), Annapurna Base Camp trek (13 days), Manaslu Circuit trek (15 days), and Langtang Valley trek (10 days). All packages include expert guides, safety equipment, and government permits.

For most regions — Everest, Annapurna, Langtang — a guide isn’t legally required, but we strongly recommend one for safety, altitude awareness, and route knowledge. Restricted areas like Upper Mustang and Dolpo legally require a licensed guide, which we arrange as part of every package.

Nepal Adventure Trail handles all trekking permits, including TIMS cards, National Park permits, and restricted area permits for treks like Manaslu Circuit and Upper Mustang. Our Nepal trekking packages include all necessary documentation, government fees, and permit processing as part of our complete service since 2005.

Yes. We arrange solo treks with a private guide for travelers who don’t want to join a fixed departure. It costs a bit more per day than a group trek, but gives you full flexibility on pace and rest days.

Yes. Nepal is politically stable and welcomes over a million tourists a year. The main real risks are altitude-related, not safety-related — which is why we build acclimatization days into every high-altitude itinerary and carry satellite communication and emergency evacuation coverage on every trek.

Altitude sickness can affect anyone above roughly 2,500–3,000m, regardless of fitness. Our itineraries include built-in acclimatization days on high routes like Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit, and our guides are trained to recognize early symptoms and adjust the schedule if needed.

The best seasons for trekking in Nepal are Spring (March-May) and Autumn (October-December) 2026. We recommend booking your Nepal trekking packages 3-6 months in advance for popular routes, such as Everest Base Camp and the Annapurna Circuit, to secure the best guides and accommodations.

Yes — we require it. Make sure your policy specifically covers high-altitude trekking and helicopter evacuation, as standard travel insurance often excludes trekking above a certain elevation. We can point you to providers that cover this properly.

Teahouses along all major routes serve a mix of Western dishes and Nepali dal bhat (rice, lentils, vegetables). Bottled and boiled water are both available; we recommend purification tablets as backup on longer or more remote routes.

Nepal Adventure Trail offers Nepal trekking packages for all fitness levels — from moderate treks like Langtang Valley to challenging adventures like Everest Base Camp. Our expert guides assess your capabilities and recommend the best Nepal trekking routes for your experience level and physical condition.