Questions before
the mountains.

You should be comfortable walking for several hours on consecutive days. The exact requirement depends on the route, altitude, and season. We can recommend a journey after learning about your recent activity.

Not for our moderate tea-house treks. A well-paced itinerary and acclimatisation days are more important. Challenging high-pass routes benefit from previous multi-day trekking experience.

Your guide adapts the daily plan around conditions. We include sensible contingency time, monitor local forecasts, and will never continue simply to protect a schedule.

Porter support is included on our signature treks. We follow responsible load limits and work with established local teams. You carry a light day pack with water, layers, and personal essentials.

Most journeys use locally run tea houses with simple twin rooms and shared facilities. In larger villages, upgraded rooms may be available. We explain exactly what to expect before booking.

Yes. Private journeys can adjust dates, pacing, accommodation, and add cultural or wildlife experiences before or after the trek.

International flights, travel insurance, Nepal entry visa, personal equipment, alcoholic drinks, guide tips, and expenses caused by events outside the planned itinerary are normally excluded.

Choose a policy that explicitly covers trekking up to your itinerary’s maximum altitude, emergency evacuation, medical treatment, cancellation, and trip interruption.