Explore Trekking Regions
Nepal's Himalayan landscape splits into distinct trekking regions, each with its own peaks, culture, and trail character. Pick a region to see every trek we run there.
10 treks
Annapurna Region
Nepal's most diverse trekking landscape.
The Annapurna Conservation Area offers a staggering range of treks, from the short and family-friendly Poon Hill to the legendary Annapurna Circuit with its Thorong La crossing (5,416m). Dense rhododendron forests, rice-terraced hillsides, Gurung and Thakali villages, the Kali Gandaki (the world's deepest gorge), and a natural amphitheatre of 7,000m+ peaks at the Annapurna Sanctuary make this region suitable for every experience level.
1 trek
Manaslu Region
One of Nepal's last true wilderness treks.
A restricted-area circuit around Manaslu (8,163m), the world's eighth-highest mountain. Trails wind through remote Nubri and Tsum valleys, cross the exhilarating Larkya La Pass (5,160m), and pass ancient Tibetan Buddhist villages untouched by mass tourism. A trekking permit and registered guide are required, which keeps trail traffic low and the experience refreshingly pristine.
