Khumbu · Solukhumbu
Everest Base Camp
The classic. Eleven nights on the trail, two acclimatisation days, summit push to Kala Patthar for the closest non-technical view of Everest.
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Nepal Trekking Co. · Established Kathmandu, 2009
We are a Kathmandu-based outfitter guiding international trekkers across Everest, Annapurna and forty‑four lesser‑known Nepal trails. Every itinerary is built by guides who grew up on the route, with guaranteed departures, transparent pricing and the highest verified summit success rate in the sector.
By the numbers — audited, December 2023
Member, Trekking Agencies' Association of Nepal (TAAN #1-2847) · Nepal Mountaineering Association · Zero trekking fatalities in 11 of the last 12 operational years.
A short letter from the trail
My grandfather walked the Khumbu as a porter in 1956. My father guided his first commercial trek in 1979. I started Nepal Trekking Co. in 2009 with one promise: never sell a route I have not crossed on my own boots, with my own lungs, in my own seasons.
Fourteen years later, that promise still sets the rules. When you write to us about Everest Base Camp, the reply comes from a guide who has summited Kala Patthar more than two hundred times. When you ask about the Annapurna Circuit, your briefing is led from Thamel by someone who crossed the Thorung La pass as a teenager and has returned every spring since. We do not run treks outside Nepal, and we do not run any route we cannot personally walk you through.
Fair-priced, fully supported, Sherpa-led from the first email to summit morning. That is the whole company.
— Mingma
The route catalogue · 47 trails across Nepal
Three route families cover every Himalayan profile we operate. Featured below are the four treks international trekkers ask for most often — from Everest Base Camp to a quiet valley no guidebook has properly mapped.
Khumbu · Solukhumbu
The classic. Eleven nights on the trail, two acclimatisation days, summit push to Kala Patthar for the closest non-technical view of Everest.
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Annapurna · Manang
Through paddy fields, alpine meadows and one high pass into the rain shadow of the Manang valley.
Hidden Nepal · Mustang
A restricted-area trek through the old Lo Kingdom — walled city of Lo Manthang, painted monasteries, wind-eroded canyons.
Hidden Nepal · Gorkha
Remote, restricted, quieter than the Annapurna Circuit and twice as dramatic — over the Larkya La into the Buri Gandaki valley.
Upcoming departures · Spring & Autumn 2024–2025
Every departure below has a named lead guide, a confirmed minimum of four trekkers, and a porter team already on payroll. Seats remaining update each Friday.
Kathmandu → Lukla → Namche → Tengboche → EBC → Kala Patthar → Kathmandu
Besisahar → Chamje → Manang → Thorung La → Jomsom → Pokhara
Soti Khola → Machha Khola → Samagaon → Larkya La → Dharapani
Pokhara → Jomsom → Kagbeni → Tsarang → Lo Manthang → Ghami
How a Sherpa-led expedition works
No call centres, no brokers, no outsourced logistics. Every step below is run by our own Kathmandu team, in our own Thamel office, with our own guides and porters on payroll.
You write to [email protected]. Within 24 hours, a senior guide (never a sales agent) replies with two or three route suggestions matched to your dates, fitness and altitude tolerance. No deposit to start the conversation.
You arrive in Kathmandu three nights before departure. We meet you at our 24-bed guesthouse on Naxal Marg, run a full gear check against our library of 200+ rental items, and walk you through the day-by-day itinerary with your actual lead guide present.
A licensed guide leads, an assistant guide sweeps, and three porters per trekker rotate the load. Teahouse accommodation, three meals a day and a daily altitude medical check are included in every itinerary. Our Thamel office tracks your position by satellite messenger throughout.
For treks with a summit push, the lead guide holds final authority on the go/no-go call, weighed against our altitude medical protocol. After Kathmandu, you receive a printed expedition dossier and a hand-numbered certificate. Every booking feeds into the Himalayan Climate Initiative offset programme, audited annually.