Overland Trek Nepal

The Annapurna Base Camp trek generally costs between US$700 and US$900 for a 7-10-day guided package. Budget and short-route options can run lower, while group discounts and early-booking offers can reduce the price further. Cost varies with duration, season, and accommodation standard.

The Everest Base Camp trek typically costs between US$1,300 and US$1,700 for a standard 12-14 day guided package, depending on group size, season, and whether flights and permits are included. Prices are usually lower for group departures and higher for private or luxury itineraries.

The best trekking agency in Nepal is one that is registered with the Nepal Tourism Board, holds TAAN and NMA membership, and has a verifiable track record of guided departures. Overland Trek Nepal is a Kathmandu-based, government-authorized operator with 25+ years of experience running 80+ Himalayan routes, backed by named client reviews on TripAdvisor and Google

Mera Peak climbing costs approximately US$2,000 to US$3,000 for a standard 14-17 day expedition, including permits, guide, and climbing gear support. Mera Peak is one of the more accessible trekking peaks in Nepal, making it a common first climb for trekkers moving into mountaineering.

Solo trekking is legally restricted on many routes in Nepal, which now require trekkers to hire a licensed guide for safety and search-and-rescue coordination. Guided trekking is considered safe with a registered agency, offering permit handling, altitude monitoring, and 24/7 emergency support throughout the route.