Top Nepal Hiking Tours - page 12

Experience stunning views of the northern mountains of the Himalayas and hike through forests of pine and oak on a 3-day trek of the Kathmandu Valley. See the oldest temple of the valley, visit a village of the Tamang ethnic people, and more.

You might think getting epic views of the Himalayas requires a harrowing climb. But you can enjoy the Kathmandu Valley’s stunning scenery during this easy to moderate, multi-day trek from Kathmandu. Move at your own pace alongside a private guide; ask plenty of questions as you trek through the UNESCO-listed Changu Narayan, the top of Nagarkot, and the village of Dhulikhel.

Manasu circuit trekking is in Gorkha district west-north from Kathmandu, legendary Gorkha soldiers. Opened in 1992, Manaslu area offers a combination of rich cultural heritage, unsurpassed beauty, and biological diversity. Special permits are requiring visiting upper Manaslu trekking. Manaslu; Measured as one of the toughest trekking in Nepal, so requires a good experience for trekking and a superior physical condition. Some of the support calls Tatopani (natural hot spring), Lho, Samoa Gau, Samdo, and Larkya Bazaar are attention to visit for real culture, real life and unexpected variety.

Walk from your hotel in the Lakeside district of Pokhara to the Peace Stupa on this 5-hour private tour with your own personal guide. Located on a hill ridge surrounding the Pokhara Valley, the Peace Stupa offers sweeping views of Himalayan ranges such as Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Fishtail, and Manaslu, along with a birds-eye view of Pokhara Valley and Phewa Lake. You'll also cross the lake by boat to start your hike, taking in waterside sights along the way. Includes private guide, round-trip boat tickets, and entrance fees.

Most hikes around Kathmandu are day trips. This one is different — a proper 3-day trail along the Kathmandu Valley rim that most visitors never find. You start at Sundarijal, where the city ends and Shivapuri National Park begins. The trail climbs through rhododendron and pine forest to Chisapani at 2,175m, where the Himalayan range spreads across the horizon — Langtang, Ganesh Himal, and Manaslu. From Chisapani the trail follows the valley rim east to Nagarkot — one of the best sunrise viewpoints in Nepal, with Everest visible on clear days. Three days, two nights in teahouses, all meals included, licensed guide throughout. Moderate walking — no technical sections, no altitude concerns. Around 5 to 6 hours per day on quiet forest trails. The kind of trek that feels much further from Kathmandu than it actually is. A good way to start or end a Nepal trip without committing to a longer route. Private — just your group, your guide, your pace.

Embark on a private family-friendly hiking tour in the Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park on a half-day excursion to Nagarjun Hill. Admire the sweeping views of the Kathmandu Valley as your guide leads you on an invigorating hike to the summit. Have a picnic lunch at a scenic overlook, and view a Buddhist meditation cave and monastery, a military fort, and a former royal residence.

Sirubari Village holds a beautiful settlement of Gurung community at Syangja district of Nepal, which is just a few hours drive from Pokhara. This village is amazingly blended with distinct and prosperous traditions with the rich in their hospitality and kindness. An easy drive from Pokhara through the diverse landscapes, green ridges, and vibrant flowers leads us to Syangja district from where we take a 3-hours steep walk to Sirubari Village. Living with the typical Nepalese people for 3 days aims to give you the best insight into Nepalese culture and tradition where you can observe the day-to-day life of them. The accommodation in the village is simple and comfortable. This tour can be done all-the-year-around. The climate remains as pleasant as the ever friendly, warm welcoming and cheerful behavior of the inhabitants. Enjoy the cultural show presented by this community, which makes Sirubari Village Homestay truly mesmerizing and unforgettable.

This isn't just a trek — it's a rare journey into one of Nepal’s last untouched wilderness areas. We offers more than just mountain views; it’s an immersive experience deep into Sherpa and Rai culture, pristine valleys, and the raw power of the Himalayas. We focus on authentic adventure, eco-conscious travel, and real human connection — no crowds, no fluff, just the real Himalayas. Guides are locals who know the trails by heart, not just GPS. We handcraft each itinerary to balance comfort with challenge, nature with culture. While others follow the usual routes, we take you where few dare to go — closer to nature, deeper into tradition, and higher into the mountains. You don’t just trek. You experience. This is what makes our trek unforgettable.