Trekking and Hiking

The Annapurna Circuit Trek is an adventure through the Annapurna Region of central Nepal. During this journey, you will witness the mesmerizing views of Annapurna (8,091m), Dhaulagiri (8,167m), Machapuchare (6,993m), and many other peaks. Starting from Chame, the Annapurna Circuit trek covers about 160 kilometers. Likewise, the adventure takes trekkers through the Annapurna Conservation Area from dense forests, high-altitude meadows, and desert-like landscapes. Passing through villages like Manang, Chame, and Pisang gives you a remote village experience. The highest point you will reach in the Annapurna Circuit trek is Thorong La Pass, at 5,416 meters. Not just naturally, the trek is also culturally beautiful. Most people living in the region are Gurung and Thakali, and they follow the Tibetan Buddhist culture. Also, exploring the Muktinath Temple adds a spiritual aspect to the adventure. Although the trek is not as popular as the Annapurna Base Camp Trek and is slightly difficult, the rewarding experience you will get will make it all worthwhile.

The Kanchenjunga South Base Camp Trek is a raw, off-the-beaten-path adventure in the Kanchenjunga region of Nepal. The trek takes you closer to the third highest mountain in the world, Mount Kanchenjunga (8,586m / 28,169 ft), located in Eastern Nepal. During this wonderful trek, you will walk through the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, which is home to forests, waterfalls, remote mountain villages, and incredible biodiversity. While most treks to Kanchenjunga take over three weeks, we’ve carefully crafted this 14-day itinerary to give you the full experience in just two weeks. The trail gradually climbs through lush valleys, crop fields, and peaceful villages to the base camp at Ramche at over 4500m. Along the way, you’ll witness towering peaks such as Mt. Makalu (8,481m), Mt. Jannu (7,710m), Ramtang Peak (6,601m), and of course, Kanchenjunga itself. To fully enjoy this adventure, trekkers should be in good physical shape with decent cardio fitness and ideally some prior trekking experience. If you’re looking for a wild and rewarding trek far from the crowd, the Kanchenjunga South Base Camp is for you.

The Druk Path Trek is one of Bhutan’s most scenic and rewarding short treks. It follows an ancient trading route between Paro and Thimphu and takes you through lush pine forests, alpine meadows, high mountain passes, and clear mountain lakes along the Bhutan – Tibet border. Your adventure begins in Paro town, with a gradual ascent through pine forests and apple orchards. As you continue, the trail climbs above the tree line, crossing scenic sites like Tshokam, Jana Tsho, and Phajoding Gompa. En route, you may see yak herder camps, visit sacred temples, and camp beside high-altitude lakes surrounded by snowy peaks. The trek concludes near Thimphu, after a gentle descent through peaceful pine and juniper forests. The route covers altitudes from 2,200 to 3,950 meters and provides stunning views of peaks like Mount Jumolhari, Jichu Drake, and Gangkar Puensum (the highest mountain in Bhutan and the highest unclimbed mountain in the world). One of the best times to do the Druk Path Trek is in spring (April–May), when the trail is covered with blooming rhododendrons, or in autumn (September–November), when the weather is clear and the mountain views are at their best. Cultural highlights include exploring traditional Bhutanese villages, dzongs (fortresses), and famous landmarks like the Tiger’s Nest Monastery.

The Gosaikunda Short Trek is a delightful journey through the unspoiled landscapes of the Langtang region in Nepal. This trek of around 5-7 days, takes adventurers on an unforgettable exploration of nature’s wonders and cultural richness. The trek is renowned for its natural beauty and spiritual significance. It leads adventurers to the sacred Gosaikunda Lake, a gem that holds deep religious importance for both Hindus and Buddhists.

The Nar Phu Valley Trek follows a remote route through the Annapurna region, passing the villages of Nar and Phu. Opened to trekkers only in 2003, this restricted area is the kind of place where Tibetan Buddhist traditions shape the landscape, and the mountain views of Annapurna II, Manaslu, Dhaulagiri, and Huichuli steal the show. Fair warning: this trek isn’t easy. It’s one of Nepal’s toughest, so prepare your legs and strong determination. Starting and ending in Kathmandu, the journey usually takes about three weeks. But the actual trek starts from Jagat. Don’t expect crowded trails or fancy teahouses here. You’ll only find thick forests, high-altitude calm, and villages where locals’ hospitality is the real five-star treatment. If you enjoy peaceful travel, culture, and natural beauty, this trek is more than perfect. We at Himalayan 360 proudly offer the best 18-day Nar Phu Valley Trek package. Contact us directly or continue reading below to find out what makes this trek so special.

Chisapani Nagarkot Hike is of short, easy and popular Hiking trail located around the suburb of Kathmandu valley. This hike is designed to offer you a unique opportunity to explore the wonder of nature, semi-remote Nepal and dramatic mountain vistas in a relatively short time period.

Ruby Valley Trek is a recently opened trek near Kathmandu. The Ruby Valley lies between the Manaslu Conservation Area and Langtang National Park. The Valley is known as the Ruby Valley because the Ganesh Himal region, where you will be trekking contains deposits of gemstone ruby.

The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek offers an all-in-one experience through the village of Langtang to the sacred Gosaikunda Lake. Starting with a drive from Kathmandu to Syaprubesi, the trek is near Kathmandu, just 115km away within the Langtang National Park of Rasuwa district. It is ideal for those who prefer to experience mid-hills and high altitudes. It is also suitable for first-time trekkers as it only reaches up to 4,610 meters. The trek offers everything from deep gorges, pine and rhododendron forests, rocky terrain to yak pastures, monasteries, terraced farms, rural villages, Buddhist culture, and icy glaciers. The prominent highlight of this journey is a panorama of the Langtang range. The peaks included are Mount Dorje Lakpa, Langshisha Ri, Kyunga Ri, Changbu, Gangchenpo, Yansa Tsenji, and the Langtang Lirung. In 2015, the earthquake triggered an avalanche, causing massive loss to this valley. Many people died, and the trekking route was also closed until 2017. Hence, it is less commercialized. The community worked hard during these years and rebuilt the valley, keeping the essence of centuries-old monasteries. Now, in the present, it stands as a beautiful and strong valley yet to be discovered.

The Langtang Valley Trek is a short trek located about 122KM north of Kathmandu. It is famous for its amazing mountain views and for a close look at the local Tamang culture. The name "Langtang" comes from a legend about a monk who followed a lost yak into this valley. "Lang" means yak, and "Tang" means to follow, so combining them makes “Following the Yak”. This trek is special because you can see how the people have rebuilt their homes and lives after the big earthquake in 2015. It is a journey that shows both the beauty of nature and the strength of the people. As you walk, the sounds of the rushing river and yak bells make you feel like you are part of a special story. The journey begins in Syabrubesi and takes you deep into Langtang National Park, a protected area established in 1976. At first, you will walk through green forests filled with rhododendrons and bamboo. The trail follows the Langtang River and goes past many prayer flags and stone walls carved with religious words. As you move higher, the Langtang Trek path opens into alpine meadows and wide mountain fields. Likewise, the giant peak of Langtang Lirung (7,234M) watches over you the whole time. The best part of the Langtang Valley Trek is reaching Kyanjin Gompa (3,870M). This village sits in a huge valley surrounded by more than 20 tall mountains, including Dorje Lakpa and Gangchenpo. You can visit a 500-year-old monastery or try fresh cheese at the famous yak cheese factory. If you want even better views, you can hike to the top of Kyanjin Ri (4,773M) or Tserko Ri (4,985M) for a full 360-degree look at the glaciers and snowy peaks. The Langtang Valley Trek is great for beginners as well, as it is not too hard. But there are some steep uphill sections, like the climb from Bamboo to Rimche and from Ghoda Tabela to Thyangsyapu, that will test your energy. Also, the long descent from Kyanjim Gompa to Lama Hotel will be hard on your knees. This way, the 8-day Langtang journey is full of nature, culture, and emotion. From the sound of the Langtang River to the gentle bells of grazing yaks, every moment immerses you in the peaceful Himalayas. It is perfect for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and cultural explorers who want a short but memorable trek near Kathmandu.

The Rupina La Pass and Tsum Valley Trek is a challenging and rewarding trekking route in the Manaslu region of Nepal. This trek combines the beauty of the Tsum Valley with the adventure of crossing the Rupina La Pass, making it a unique and less-traveled option for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience in the Himalayas.

Dudh Kunda Phaplu Trek is a journey to a part of the world where very few people have set foot until now, a cultural journey for young to old and for all. Dudh Kunda Phaplu Trekking trail takes you all the way through the ancient trading routes, crossing the river valleys, narrow ridges, up and down hills, beautiful Rhododendron and pine forests alive with wild animals /birds such as Moutain Thars, Bears, Leopard, Jackal, pheasant up to Dudh Kunda also called Milky lake. The trail to Dudh Kunda trekking starts from Phaplu after we take a flight from Kathmandu to Phaplu.

The Annapurna North Base Camp trek is a fascinating journey that takes adventurers deep into the heart of the Annapurna mountain range, offering an unforgettable blend of natural beauty, cultural immersion, and challenging terrain. It is a less traveled, off-beaten track catching the attention of trekkers. So if you want to visit a less spoiled trekking destination in Nepal, Annapurna North Base Camp is definitely for you!

The Sikles Eco Home Stay Trek is a unique and authentic trekking experience in the Annapurna region of Nepal. This trek offers the opportunity to explore the natural beauty of the area while also immersing yourself in the culture and way of life of the local Gurung people. The trek takes you through lush forests and terraced fields, offering stunning views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. Along the way, you will stay at the eco-friendly Sikles Home Stay, where you can experience traditional village life and culture. Highlights of the trek include visiting local temples and monasteries, exploring the Sikles Museum, taking part in a traditional cooking class, and enjoying a cultural dance performance by the local villagers. This trek is perfect for those who want to experience the true beauty and culture of Nepal in an off-the-beaten path.