Everest
Everest Base Camp Trek
The classic Khumbu trail to Everest Base Camp, paced for acclimatization with Sherpa-led guiding from Kathmandu.
From
$1,490
Treks
Every route below is run with a licensed guide, teahouse lodging, and permits sorted before you leave the city. Filter by region or difficulty, then read the day-by-day plan.
Trekking in Nepal is still a walking holiday with a roof each night — not an expedition, unless you choose one. Autumn and spring are the clear seasons. Monsoon greens the trails and hides the peaks. Winter is quiet and cold above the tree line.
World Touch is based in Thamel. That matters for permits, Lukla flights, and the morning you need a seat to Pokhara before Annapurna Base Camp or Poon Hill. Prices shown are per person from, in a small group, and shift with season and hotel standard in Kathmandu.
Everest
The classic Khumbu trail to Everest Base Camp, paced for acclimatization with Sherpa-led guiding from Kathmandu.
From
$1,490
Annapurna
A full circuit of the Annapurna massif, crossing Thorong La and descending into the Kali Gandaki.
From
$1,290
Annapurna
A shorter Annapurna classic into the sanctuary, with Poon Hill sunrise on the way.
From
$890
Langtang
A week in the valley north of Kathmandu — glaciers, Tamang villages, and no domestic flight.
From
$720
Annapurna
A short Annapurna classic for sunrise over Dhaulagiri and Annapurna from Poon Hill.
From
$420
Annapurna
A quieter ridge trek with close views of Machhapuchhre, based from Pokhara.
From
$640
Manaslu
A restricted-area circuit around Manaslu for trekkers who want fewer crowds than Annapurna.
From
$1,690
Everest
Turquoise lakes and a Gokyo Ri panorama — the quieter side of the Khumbu.
From
$1,390
Mustang
Walled Lo Manthang and a high desert kingdom north of the Annapurnas.
From
$1,890
Everest
Kongma La, Cho La, and Renjo La — the full Khumbu for experienced trekkers.
From
$1,990