Trekking peak climbing combines standard mountain walking with basic climbing gear to reach a peak's summit for extra adventure and Himalayan views.
Welcome to the Himalayan Paradise;
Namaste! A warm welcome to trekkers from all over the world. We invite you to discover the land of the Himalayas - a true paradise for those who love high-altitude adventure, untouched nature, and the serene mountain environment.
About the trekking peaks: Trekking peaks below 6,500m. at different Himalayan region in Nepal, anyone can climb during the trek in short period without heavy climbing equipment, climbing Sherpas and costly budget. There are 27 trekking peaks are opened for trekking peaks.
Recent days, there is several teahouses and lodges are available for the accommodation and daily meals at many trekking peak’s areas, some trekking peaks can climb direct from base camp and back. Few trekking peaks need to set high camp for summit and back to base camp. To set the high camp, you need high-altitude tents, foods, gas and light equipment for couple days, which we will fulfil as your requirement.
To climb the trekking peaks each foreigner, need to pay a certain amount as royalty for Nepal Mountaineering Association (N.M.A.) any one can climb the trekking peaks during one-month period above the base camp, permission may be extended, if necessary, for two weeks in same royalty. Maximum 15 person can join in one team.
There is several tea-houses and lodges are available for accommodation and daily meals at many trekking peak’s base camp. Some peaks need to set high camp for summit and back to base camp. For that you need tents and light trekking equipment for couple days, which we will organize as your requirement.
How to reach a trekking peak base camp? You don't just jump directly into extreme altitude. You have to trek for a minimum of 5–7 days through valleys to reach base camp. This prepares your lungs naturally and drastically increases your summit success rate.
You need to be properly acclimatized before attempting the summit, which is why those few days of trekking are essential for peak climbing.
Along the trekking route, you can spend nights at local lodges and tea houses. Each day, from the starting point all the way to base camp, you will experience changing scenery, dramatic mountain views, valleys, and traditional villages.
Guided by our professional experts and experienced Sherpa team, you will benefit from their deep knowledge of both the route and peak climbing operations.
If you couldn't summit on the first day, whether due to health conditions, high winds, or dangerous weather we will stay at base camp and attempt the summit following day once conditions improve.
How to reach at Kathmandu, Nepal:
By flight: There are numerous direct and connecting flights to Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) from around the world. Flight tickets can be booked through your preferred travel agent or directly online.
Entry by Road: If you planning to enter Nepal from the Indian or Tibetan border, there is direct transportation services are available or we can provide a privet vehicle as your requirement.
Tourist Visa for Nepal: All the foreign nationals, other than Indian citizens, are required to obtain a Tourist Visa to enter Nepal by flight or by road.
Pre-Arranged Visa: We suggest applying for an online tourist visa through the nearest Nepalese Embassy or Consular office in your home or neighbouring country.
Visa on Arrival: Alternatively, you can obtain a Visa on Arrival at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) or at any official land entry point from the Indian or Tibetan border.
For Visa on Arrival, you will need:
• A completed visa application form (which you can fill up at immigration desk)
• A recent passport-size photograph.
• Your passport, valid for a minimum of six months.
• The required visa fees (cash is often required).
Note: Be prepared to wait in a queue during peak travel seasons before the immigration office issues your tourist visa.
Hotel accommodation: In Kathmandu / Pokhara and other major cities, you can choose from a wide variety of accommodations tailored to your budget and preference. We offer from cozy, standard guesthouses to five-star luxury hotels. Most city hotels provide comfortable rooms with modern amenities, including high-speed Wi-Fi, 24-hour running hot/cold water. Stays are typically booked on a Bed and Breakfast (B&B) basis.
Restaurants and daily meals: Kathmandu / Pokhara and other major cities are a paradise for food lovers, you will find a wide array of restaurants serving high-quality cuisine, including; Authentic Nepalese Dal Bhat and Tibetan Momos (dumplings) or Thukpa (noodle soup).
Expertly prepared Indian curries, Chinese stir-fry, and Continental favourites like pasta, steaks, and wood-fired pizzas. Most restaurants offer extensive vegetarian and vegan options. Whether you prefer spicy local flavours or mild international dishes, there is something for everyone.
Drinks and sweets beverages: Enjoy everything from traditional Masala tea and fresh Himalayan coffee to a wide selection of cold soft drinks and local craft beers. Treat yourself to a variety of sweets, ranging from traditional Sel Roti and Juju Dhau (King Curds) to international pastries and cakes from the many bakeries in Thamel and Pokhara Lakeside.
We recommend dining at well-established, busy restaurants in tourist hubs as they maintain high hygiene standards and use filtered water for food preparation.
Currency Exchange: In major cities (like Kathmandu and Pokhara), there are numerous banks and authorized money changers where you can exchange foreign currency into Nepalese Rupees (NPR).
ATM services & cash withdrawal limits: ATMs are widely available in urban areas and accept most international debit and credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, etc.).
Most major bank ATMs allow a maximum withdrawal of NPR 35,000 per transaction. Please note that you may need to perform multiple transactions if you require more cash, subject to your own bank's daily limit.
Note: For peak permit details, heights, and trekkig region, visit the link: Trekking peaks and permits
Trekking Permits and other: For the foreigner trekkers need 'Trekking Permits' for remote areas, except Khumbu, Annapurna, Langtang and Helambu regions. The permit's fees up to the trekking areas and duration of the trekking period.
Trekkers need entry permit for National Park or conservation areas and a TIMS card (Trekkers' Information Management System). We will handle the arrangement of these for you.Local government Municipality entry fees will be managed and arranged by your trekking guide on the spot.
To process your peak permit, trekking peak permit and TIMS card required in advance, please send us by email:
• A recent passport-size photograph.
• Your passport, photo copy (valid for a minimum of six months).
Lodging during the trek: To stay within budget during your journey, you will stay in charming local hotels or lodges on a bed-and-breakfast basis. While mountain facilities are simpler than those in cities, they offer a cozy atmosphere and the legendary warmth of Himalayan hospitality.
Daily meals in lodge: Each lodge or small restaurant you will get vegetarian or non veg. dishes, different kinds of breakfast set, lunch and dinner. Authentic Nepalese Dal Bhat, Tarkari, chapati, Tibetan breads, momos, Stew, pasta, noodles, pizza, several items of fresh organic vegetables, potatoes, meats, eggs, soups, hot and cold drinks, which you can check at menu. Your guide will assist in arranging delicious lunches and dinners daily.
Tented at high camp: For certain trekking peaks where lodge accommodation is unavailable and setting up a high camp for the summit is necessary, we will provide spacious single or double-occupancy high-altitude tents equipped with double mattresses for extra insulation and comfort.
Tented camping and meals: For certain trekking peaks where lodge accommodation is unavailable and setting up a high camp for the summit is necessary, For the group we provide a separate kitchen tent fully equipped with all necessary utensils and hygienic food preparation tools. Our kitchen staff will perfear fresh meals (breakfast - lunch and dinner) evry day and serve at tent for you.
Climbing and Trekking Guide: After the base camp to climbing the peak, you need an experience climbing guide, who will take care for summit and back to base camp safely. Without a registered climbing guide, it is not allowed to climb any trekking peaks.
Porters: A porter is highly recommended for peak climbers. One porter can carry 25 to 30 kg. of luggage, one porter for between two trekkers will be good.
Domestic flights: To maximize your time in the mountains and avoid long drive , we arrange domestic flights to key trekking regions such at Everest region at Lukla, Annapurna region at Jomsom and other regions where flight service available.
Ground transport: We ensure your journey is smooth and comfortable by providing reliable private ground transportation. We arrange private cars, jeeps, or vans, for airport pickup / drops, hotel transfers, and drop / pickup for trekking.
There are several local transport services available for different trekking region. Traveling with locals and carrying luggage often involves stopping at many places to drop off and pick up passengers, which means it takes longer time to reach your destination, also it is crowded and noisy.
Mountain routes on rugged terrain beyond the main roads, we use sturdy privet 4WD reserv vehicles for maximum safety and comfort.
Note: For trekking seasons and weather information, visit our link at: Trekking peaks climbing seasons and weather:
For first-time climbers, preparation at Base Camp is key to a successful summit. Your climbing guide will lead a mandatory practical training session to ensure you are comfortable with your equipment before apporch to summit.
1. Mastering the Gear: Harness & Crampons: We will ensure your harness is fitted correctly over your down layers and that your crampons are perfectly adjusted to your mountaineering boots.
The Ice Axe: You will practice the correct way to hold and carry your ice axe, including how to use it for balance and as an "anchor" if needed.
2. Fixed-line & techniques: The Ascender (Jumar): You will practice sliding the Jumar up the rope and, most importantly, how to switch carabiners at anchor points (the "re-belay") without ever being unclipped from the safety line.
The Descender (Figure-8): We will practice rappelling (abseiling). You’ll learn how to thread the rope through your Figure-8 or ATC and how to control your speed with your "brake hand."
3. Mountain safety protocols:
Maintaining Distance: You will practice keeping a safe distance from the climber in front of you to avoid rope tension issues or falling ice / snow.
Rope Management: Learn how to manage the "main rope" so it doesn't get tangled in your crampons.
Communication: We will review the hand signals and verbal commands used between you and your guide during high winds.
Required climbing gear: For your safety and comfort on the mountain, please ensure you have the following technical equipment. You are responsible for providing your own gear; however, high-quality equipment can be purchased or rented in Kathmandu if needed.
2 non-locking carabiners 1 pcs, 2 D-Shaped locking carabiners 1 pcs, Steel Crampons 1 pair, Alpine climbing harness 1 pcs, mountaineering boots with high altitude liners 1 pair, Ice axe 1 pcs, Ski pools 1 pair, Ascender 1 pcs, climbing helmet 1 pcs, Snow Glass 1 pcs, Snow gloves 1 pair, Expedition style gaiters (ensure fit over your boots) 1 pair.
Note: You need to bring your own climbing gears, if you don't you can buy or hire at Trekking shop at Kathmandu. We will provide only fix ropes and main rope.
High altitide sickness: For high-altitude sickness, safety, and rescue information, visit our link at: high altitude sickness - safety and rescue
In the Mt. Everest Khumbu at Pheriche and Manang region at Manang village , there is a HRA (Himalayan Rescue Association) clinic. General check-up by experienced Doctor.
We are a team of experienced Sherpas who have been leading Himalayan treks and expeditions for many years, which is our job. Trekkers from different parts of the globe trust us and return year after year for another trekking and expedition.
In Kathmandu, there are many trekking agencies: some charge high prices without delivering quality service, while others offer low rates but lack experience and support. Regardless of the cost, the mountain views remain the same-it is the quality of service that makes all the difference.
We offer reasonable prices and ''top-tier service'' across every aspect of your journey without compromise. That is why our clients keep coming back to trek with us again and again.
While some trekkers explore the Himalayas independently to save on costs, they often overlook a critical question: "If something goes wrong, what is the solution?"
Trekking in Nepal is vastly different from hiking in Europe or Western countries.The terrain is rugged are extreme, and conditions can change in an instant. When you trek with us, your small investment does more than just book a trip-it ensures a seamless, high-quality experience defined by a family atmosphere and total peace of mind.
In the wilderness, unexpected challenges, from altitude sickness to unpredictable weather can arise at any moment. Without professional support, these situations can quickly become life-threatening. We provide the essential safety net and emergency logistics required to keep you safe.
Your journey with us isn’t just a holiday; it’s a commitment to quality, safety, and a happy, stress-free life on the trail.
For the peak climbing trek, We suggest you take along with you: Trekking boots, light shoes / trainers, down jacket, fleece or sweater, shirts (x 2), long and short trekking trousers (and /or long skirt for women), windproof jacket & trouser, waterproof poncho, sun hat, woollen cap, gloves, woollen socks, underwear (x 3).
Other essential items: Kitbag and padlock, small rucksack, water bottle (1 litre capacity), head torch, personal first aid, sun and snow glasses/goggles, sun cream (factor 15+) & lip slave, towel & wash kit, whistle, passport, passport-size photographs, plastic bags, money belt.
Optional: Camera (with high-capacity memory cards and extra batteries), trekking poles / walking sticks, binoculars, notebook, pen etc.
Sleeping bag: We strongly suggest bringing your own down sleeping bag (-20 degree Celsius) with an inner liner.
If you, doesn’t have sleeping bag you can buy or hire at Kathmandu as your size.
Anyone who is physically fit, healthy, and passionate about exploring the high Himalayas. We welcome men and women between the ages of 18 to 70 can join us with confidence.
You can trekking and climbing the peak with friends, groups or alone with a climbing guide. You can reach at above 6,000 meters in short time with your climbing guide. Being immersed in such a pristine, organic environment is a proven way to reduce stress and find happiness. You will return home with "once-in-a-lifetime" memories.
Preparation and Support: You are never alone in your preparation. We provide comprehensive information and a full briefing in Kathmandu before you set off. Once on the trail, your guide will provide a clear, day-by-day explanation of the plan to ensure you are always informed and comfortable.
Get in Touch: The trekking regions mentioned here are just the beginning. For more information regarding trekking seasons, exact durations, and competitive pricing for your group (large or small), please contact us directly. We will reply to your email within 24 hours.
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For more details about trekking peaks regions, trip duration, total costs, and included services, please contact us using the information below.
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