Nepal · Since 2011
Small groups, licensed Sherpa guides, teahouse lodging and every permit handled — from an easy sunrise at Poon Hill to the long walk up the Khumbu Glacier.
Popular packages
Trekking and adventure packages for travellers after something out of the ordinary — from an easy sunrise walk at Poon Hill to the full Manaslu circuit.
The interactive guide
We built the Everest Base Camp trek as something you can actually climb — scroll and the altitude counter rises from 2,860 m to 5,364 m, checkpoints unlock day by day, and your trek passport fills with stamps as you go.
Why trek with us
Every trip is run by a licensed guide from the region you're walking through — not a tour leader flown in for the season.
Rest days aren't padding. They're the reason people reach Base Camp instead of turning round at Dingboche with a headache.
Permits, TIMS card, lodging, porters and internal flights. The number you see is the number you pay.
The people who make it possible
Every lodge bed, gas cylinder and crate of eggs above Lukla was carried up on somebody's back. Our porters are weight-limited, insured, equipped and lodged indoors — and we will show you the policy before you book.
Know before you go
Altitude, kit, seasons and permits — the four things that decide whether a trek goes well, written down properly.
Health · 7 min read
Altitude and acclimatisation
Altitude is the single biggest reason people don't reach Base Camp — and almost all of it is manageable if you go slowly and pay attention.
Preparation · 9 min read
What to actually pack
A working kit list for a Nepal teahouse trek, what you can hire in Kathmandu, and the things people carry for two weeks and never use.
Planning · 6 min read
The best time to trek in Nepal
Two main seasons, two shoulder seasons, and one region that works when everywhere else is under cloud.
Field journal
Stories rather than instructions — the decisions, the people, and the things nobody mentions until you are eight days in.
On the trail · 5 min read
The porter who carries the door
Everything in the Khumbu arrived on someone's back. Once you notice that, you walk differently.
Judgement calls · 6 min read
Why we turned back at Lobuche
Base Camp was one day away and the whole group was strong. We went down anyway. Here's the reasoning.
Trail life · 5 min read
What a rest day in Namche actually looks like
It is not a day off. It is the day that decides whether the rest of your trek works.
Trekker feedback
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The acclimatisation days felt slow at the time. Then we watched three people from another group turn back at Lobuche, and it made sense.
Our guide grew up two valleys over. He knew which lodge had the warm stove and which had the good dal bhat. That's not something you get from a booking site.
Booked Poon Hill as a first trek with two kids. Short days, proper food, and a sunrise none of us have shut up about since.
Departures Mar–May · Sep–Nov
Tell us when you're free and how hard you want to work. We'll build the trip around it.
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