Itinerary
Prices
| Group Size | Price per person |
| 4 - 7 people | USD |
| 8 people & above | USD |
Valid until Dec 31st, 2024
Important
Includes
Accommodation
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Transportation
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Food
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Crew
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Misc
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Excludes
- Soda, tea/coffee and alcoholic beverages
- Travel Insurance
- Any item not mentioned in Price Includes
Extra Expenses
- Meals: USD 6-12 per meal
- Beverages: USD 2-5 per drink
Important Details
Accommodation
Accommodation is on twin-sharing basis, which means there will be two people to a room. If you are travelling solo, we can assign a room partner (with someone of the same gender if you so prefer) or if you are travelling with someone you know, you can share the room with them. For families with kids, room allocation depends on your preference and room availability. A separate single room can be arranged for an additional charge – please find details in the Prices section above.
Overnight accommodation included on this trip:
Transportation
Vehicle We provide reserved private vehicles to drive you around for pick-ups and drop-offs as per the itinerary. The vehicle type (car, jeep, van, etc) will be allocated depending on the number of people and terrain.
Food & Water
Water Carrying your own water bottle/ hydration pack is mandatory. It is always best to have a bottle (1.5-2 liters) during the trip. You can refill your bottle with at lunch spots and hotels. We highly discourage buying plastic water bottles on the way for environmental reasons.
Snacks to carry It is recommended to bring snacks (like chocolates, dry fruits, etc) and energy bars to munch on on the trails. You will come across several shops on the trails (especially in the lower elevations) to buy water, snacks and toiletries.
Shops along the way You will come across several well-stocked shops on the trails to buy water, snacks and toiletries. There are also many shops selling tea and beverages in between lunch stops.
Crew
Guide One lead guide and assistant guides (depending on the number of trekkers) will accompany you on the trek. All our team members are highly experienced in the mountains, with adequate trail knowledge and first-aid training. Feel free to reach out to the team for any kind of queries or emergencies.
Porter A porter is someone who carries your luggage. They will either accompany you from the city or tag along directly on the day of your trek. The maximum weight one porter carries is 25kgs/55lbs.
Money
Extra Costs to Expect Possible expenses, other than meals, could be drinks, laundry, tipping, and shopping. Please make sure you have read the Price section thoroughly so you know what you might need to pay for while traveling.
Emergency Fund Our trips are planned to the last detail. However, there might be unforeseen circumstances arising from factors beyond our control (like political unrest, strikes, bad weather, natural calamities, bad road conditions, airport closures, flight cancellations, etc). For this reason, please set aside Rs. 10,000 as reserve fund.
Currency You are advised to carry the local currency (Nepali rupees) for the trails as all the service providers transact in rupees.
ATMS and Credit cards In most areas outside the cities, cash is the more reliable and widely accepted payment method. While you’ll have the option to pay by card at some hotels and eateries in popular towns, it’s important to note that card transactions can sometimes be unreliable. Additionally, you will be charged an extra 3-4% transaction fee on top of the amount if you choose to pay by card. As for ATMs, you will come across a few in major towns but we recommend you to carry enough cash during the trek.
Tipping A service charge with tips is included by most hotels and eateries in their bills. You are welcome to give some gratuities to the trekking crew if you like their service. A good reference is around USD 10-15 per day for the guides and USD 5-10 per day for the porters. Feel free to tip higher if you love their service. You can tip either in Nepali rupees or US dollars. Generally, you chip in money as a group and tip your guides and porters on the last day of your trek over dinner.
Cancellations and Refund In case of cancellations due to bad weather or unforeseen circumstances, we will reschedule at no extra cost. However, any extra cost incurred and extra charges because of the changes, including but not limited to transportation, accommodation and food, will be the responsibility of the traveller.
Health & Safety
Trail Safety
Our guide will have a well-equipped first-aid kit at all times. Please go through our equipment and medical checklist for better preparedness as the common problems like foot blisters and knee pain can be tackled with proper packing. If you have any pre-existing health conditions, kindly let us know when booking.
Pack your passport, flight tickets, phone, wallet, camera equipment, cash, and all your valuables in your day pack or waist belt. Please don’t bring or carry expensive items like jewellery etc or a large sum of cash while travelling for security reasons.
Insurance It is recommended to get a travel insurance for the trek. This should cover emergency evacuation and medical expenses.
Drinking Water Water safety is very crucial as one can easily contract waterborne diseases (and you don’t want that during your trek). We recommend drinking only boiled water or using one of steriPEN, LifeStraw, or purification tablets during the trek.
Emergency Contacts If you have any issues or emergencies while trekking, please contact the lead guide or anyone from the team. They will help you contact the nearby hospitals, transport, ambulance, police office, army checkpoints, embassy, and even facilitate rescue operations. We will also send you a list of relevant emergency contacts before the trip.
Sign Up
1. Fill up the Booking Form
Please print and fill up the Booking Form. It’s pretty simple and short, please let us know if we can help you with it.
2. Pay to confirm
We’ll send terms and conditions, along with payment details. To confirm your spot, please pay 50% of the trip cost in advance.
Note: Full payment to be made at least 7 days before trip departure.
A few days before the trip, the lead guide will host a small briefing to discuss logistics and safety matters, and also answer any questions you have.
3. Prepare for mountains
Do some light training and set your gears. Then off to the mountains we go!
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