Feel the Mountain Vibe — Kathmandu, Nepal
Trek the Himalaya with TrekVibe Nepal
A Kathmandu-based trekking agency taking you from Everest Base Camp to the hidden valleys of Upper Dolpo — guided by certified local experts who know these trails as home.
Why Trek With Us
Built by people who actually walk these trails
TrekVibe Nepal is run out of Kathmandu by a team that treats every itinerary as if we were sending our own family up the trail.
Local, Licensed Guides
Every trek is led by a government-licensed guide born and raised in the region you're walking through — not a subcontracted crew.
Safety-First Itineraries
Built-in acclimatization days, daily oxygen checks above 3,000 m, and mandatory insurance requirements on every high-altitude route.
25+ Curated Routes
From the short and family-friendly Poon Hill trail to the three-week Upper Dolpo wilderness crossing.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees — every quote itemizes permits, guide, porter and accommodation before you commit.
Responsible Trekking
We hire directly from trekking communities and follow Leave No Trace practices across every national park and conservation area.
Real Human Support
Message our Kathmandu office directly on WhatsApp before, during and after your trek — no call centers.
Top Trekking Routes
8 hand-picked treks across Nepal
From five-day sunrise walks to three-week wilderness crossings — every itinerary is built around proper acclimatization, not just the shortest possible schedule.
Everest Base Camp · 14 days
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Day 9
Gorak Shep
5,164m
Walk up to Everest Base Camp (5,364 m), then sleep at Gorak Shep.
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Meet the Team
Guided by people who call these mountains home
Our guiding team holds government trekking licenses and wilderness first-aid training, with decades of combined experience across every region we operate in.
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Don't see the exact itinerary you want?
Tell us your dates, fitness level and travel style, and our Kathmandu team will build a tailor-made trekking itinerary — solo, as a couple, or with a private group.
Start Your Trip PlannerFrom the Journal
Trip-planning guides & trail notes
Practical, no-fluff articles on costs, permits, seasons and safety — written by the team that runs these treks.
Trip Planning
Everest Base Camp Trek Cost: A Complete Budget Breakdown
How much does the Everest Base Camp Trek really cost in 2026? We break down permits, flights, guides, gear and everything else you'll pay for.
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Trip Planning
Best Time to Trek in Nepal: A Season-by-Season Guide
From spring rhododendrons to the monsoon-friendly deserts of Mustang and Dolpo, here's when to trek each region of Nepal for the best conditions.
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Trekking Permits in Nepal: TIMS, ACAP and Restricted Area Permits Explained
TIMS card, national park fees, restricted area permits — here's exactly which permits you need for each region and how TrekVibe Nepal handles them for you.
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Frequently asked questions
No — treks like Ghorepani Poon Hill, Mardi Himal and Langtang Valley are graded easy to moderate and are regularly completed by first-time trekkers. For challenging routes like Everest Base Camp or the Annapurna Circuit, good general fitness (regular hiking, running or cardio training beforehand) is recommended rather than technical climbing experience.
Most nationalities can get a visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu — you'll need a passport valid for at least 6 months, a passport photo, and the visa fee in cash or card (15/30/90-day options). Check your specific nationality's requirements before you fly.
Yes, for every trek we operate. Your policy must cover high-altitude trekking up to the maximum elevation of your route and include emergency helicopter evacuation — this is non-negotiable for restricted-area and high-pass treks like Manaslu, Mustang and Dolpo.
Our standard departures run with 2–12 trekkers, and we also arrange fully private trips for solo travelers, couples and families. Restricted-area treks (Manaslu, Upper Mustang, Dolpo) require a minimum of two trekkers by Nepali government regulation.
Teahouses are small family-run lodges found along most trekking routes, offering twin-share rooms, hot meals and (at lower altitudes) hot showers and Wi-Fi for a small fee. Rooms are simple and unheated except for a communal dining stove — a warm sleeping bag is essential.
We require a deposit to confirm your booking, with the balance payable in Kathmandu before departure or by bank transfer in advance. Contact us through the trip planner form for current payment options.
Yes — most of our packages can be shortened, extended, combined with another region, or run as a fully private departure with flexible dates. Use our trip planner form to describe what you have in mind and we'll respond with a tailored proposal.
From the Trail
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