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Explore the best hiking locations Himal Basecamp October 17, 2024 Blog Explore The Best Hiking Locations Nepal, a
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about our trekking tours, booking process, equipment requirements, and more. We’re here to help you prepare for your adventure with all the information you need for a smooth and enjoyable experience.
From witnessing the grandeur of Everest in the east to exploring the majestic Annapurna in the west, choosing a trek largely depends on two factors: time and cost.
The best trekking seasons in Nepal are:
Trekking durations vary widely, from a few days to a month. Short treks like Ghorepani/Poon Hill (sunrise trek) can be completed in a few days, while more extensive routes such as the Annapurna Circuit, Everest Three Passes, or Upper Dolpo can take up to a month. However, most treks in Nepal typically last 10–14 days, depending on weather conditions and individual fitness levels.
No, all necessary permits will be handled by the Himal Basecamp Adventures team.
Yes, travel insurance is mandatory for all our treks. Ensure your policy covers:
Yes, but we strongly advise purchasing insurance in your home country before departure. A policy
covering helicopter evacuation is essential.
We recommend consulting your physician for necessary vaccinations and following WHO or local health
authority guidelines.
Our guides are trained in first aid and can handle altitude-related issues. In an emergency:
Altitude sickness is a common concern on high-altitude treks, but it can be managed with proper
acclimatization. Our guides are trained to handle altitude-related illnesses. In severe cases, an immediate
helicopter evacuation will be arranged.
Our guides carry a comprehensive medical kit, but we recommend bringing a personal kit with:
We recommend power bars, cereal bars, and powdered electrolyte drinks like Gatorade to help with
hydration.
A moderate level of fitness is required. Regular walking and some endurance training before the trek can
be beneficial.
Trekking with guide through an agency ensures.
Yes, most trekking routes now have mobile network coverage and WiFi in teahouses. However, in
remote areas, VHF or satellite phones may be required. Note that weather conditions can affect
connectivity.
We accept:
ATMs are available in major trekking hubs like Kathmandu, Pokhara, Namche, Dingboche, Manang
and Muktinath but not in remote trekking areas. We recommend withdrawing sufficient cash before
your trek.
Yes,but it's best to exchange your money for Nepali Rupees in Kathmandu as the exchange rate would
be low during treks.
Yes, you can rent all the necessary equipment in Kathmandu. Ensure the gear is in good condition and
certified for safety.
As part of our trekking package, we provide:
Absolutely! We can tailor your trek based on your time, budget, and personal preferences.
Yes, charging facilities are available at most teahouses for $2–$3 per hour. Some may offer free
charging.
Yes, we provide secure luggage storage at our office and in most Kathmandu hotels.
Yes, most teahouses offer hot/cold showers for an additional charge. However, we advise limiting
showers in cold areas to avoid illness.
Yes, we arrange:
Baggage limits vary but generally range between 10–15kg per person. Extra gear can be sent ahead via
cargo services
Your daypack should include:
Porters will carry the rest of your trekking gear.
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