You know that Nepal is famous for its amazing multi-day treks, from Everest Base Camp to the Annapurna Circuit. You know that Nepal is beautiful – after all, it’s home to Everest and the highest mountains in the world. You probably even know that the guides in Nepal are friendly and reliable, that the accommodation and food along the way is enjoyable and that on the whole, you’ll pay a fraction of the cost of trekking in other mountainous regions of the world. But you’re still not sure which of the legendary hikes in Nepal are for you? Well, you’re in the right place.

Nepal trekking routes are the best mountain walks in the world. There are views of the majestic mountain peaks of the Himalayas. The Himalayan range is in the north of the country on the border with Tibet. Nepal is the home to Mount Everest and at an altitude of 8,848m is the world’s highest mountain. There is a network of trails traversing the mountains from East to West.

People often return many times to explore Nepal. Trekking in Nepal is a diverse experience with different landscapes, cultures, and hiking trails. Treks in Nepal cross over mountain passes bedecked with prayer flags and past alpine lakes.

For most people, the best part of the trek is meeting the friendly Nepalese people. During the course of your time in Nepal, you will get to know our guides, cooks, and porters. You will also meet locals walking on the trail and shepherds in the high pastures (known as kharkas). In the foothills of the Annapurnas, we see Hindu villages with other ethnic castes such as Rais, Gurings, and Limbus. In the highlands, Sherpas live in Tibetan-style villages with Buddhist monasteries.

Nepal Trekking is challenging. So the most important thing you need to consider when you choose a trek is your current fitness level. Even if you’re used to long, multi-day hikes at home, it is more difficult to hike at high altitude. But don’t be put off!

Here are 7 of the most beautiful trek in Nepal where you can choose any one of them.

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