Best of Annapurna and Everest Trek-25 Days
Trip Facts
Duration
25 Days
Max. Altitude:
4,600m
Group size
2-14 pax persons
Best Season
Mar, Apr, May, Sep, Oct, Nov
Trip Mode
Local Lodge
Activity
Trekking
DIFFICULTY
Moderate
LOCATION
Annapurna Region
Start/End
Kathmandu, Nepal
Overview
Keep Walking Nepal’s best of Annapurna and Everest is a lodge-based trek in the Everest and Annapurna region. The trek combines 2 of the best trek in Nepal; the Poon Hill Trek and the Ama Dablam Trek. some of the best scenery in Nepal with accommodation in comfortable family run trekkers’ lodges along the way.
You traverse through charming villages, dense rhododendron forests full of birds and deep sub-tropical valleys, all set below the Annapurna range with the picturesque, fluted peak of Machhapuchhre (Fish Tail Peak) dominating the skyline on the Poon Hill Trek. The highlight of this trek is the climb up to Poon Hill at dawn. As the sun touches the snow-capped summits of the Himalayan giants, Dhaulagiri (8,167m) and Annapurna (8,091m) a maze of other peaks slowly begins to appear, like magic, before your eyes. It is an easy to moderate trek and everyone can walk each day at an easy pace. The maximum altitude reached is 3,150m at Poon Hill.
The next leg of our Best of Annapurna & Everest program will take you to Chitwan National Park. Chitwan means ‘heart of the jungle’ and is located in the subtropical Inner Terai lowlands of south-central Nepal. It is renowned for its dense concentration of wildlife and conservation efforts. The program at Chitwan entails an elephant safari or a jeep jungle safari, nature walk, canoe ride, bird watching, and an introduction of the indigenous Tharu people. After 2 nights, you return to Kathmandu for the next adventure; Ama Dablam Trek (4600m).
Experience the best of Nepal while traversing the Best of Annapurna & Everest region treks.
Next, you will fly to Lukla; the gateway to the Khumbu region and the base for numerous Everest Treks. The journey provides an invaluable insight in the culture and traditions as you meander through the heart land of the Sherpa people. Plus, you get closer to the world’s highest mountains including Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Everest, Cho Oyu, and many other peaks. Ama Dablam Base Camp offers a breathtaking 360-degree mountain panoramic view.
Keep Walking Nepal would be pleased to take you on our Best of Annapurna and Everest experience. Join us along on this amazing adventure and we will introduce you to our country and way of life while you travel as part of my extended family.
Itinenary Note
Our representative will pick you up at Kathmandu International Airport and drive you to your hotel. Depending upon what time you arrive, you can enjoy a full day at leisure. In the evening, we will meet for a welcome dinner with Keep Walking Nepal family.
Look out for the KEEP WALKING NEPAL board behind the railing once you exit the airport terminal.
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel Tibet
Meal
Dinner
You will leave Kathmandu for Pokhara on an early morning flight with close-up views of Annapurna and other mountains.
From Pokhara you will drive to Kande, get some lunch and then hike to Australian Camp. The hike is rewarding as you traverse pass through paddy fields, forest, and suspension bridge with views of the Annapurna Massif and Machhapuchhre in the distant.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge in Australian Camp
Meal
B, L,D
After a stunning mountain sunrise looking at Annapurna South and Macchapuchare, you will follow the trails ascending towards Potana with occasional descends through the forest and small village settlements.
You will pass the village of Tolka and Beri Kharka superb views of the Annapurna South. The trail then descends through scattered forests and villages to the Gurung village of Landrunk.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge in Landruk
Meal
B,L,D
The village of Gandruk is visible just across the valley from Landruk.
Then, the trail begins with a steep descent towards the Modi Khola (river) for about an hour, followed by a steep ascent of 2-3 hours through scattered villages to Ghandruk, with great views of the Himalaya en route.
Ghandruk is one of the largest Gurung settlements in western Nepal with great views of Gangapura, Machhapuchhre and Annapurna.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge in Ghandruk
Meal
B,L,D
In the morning you can visit the local medical clinic and museum.
The trail is mainly stone stairway until the exit of Ghandruk followed by a mix of stone stairs and forest trail until a bridge. After the bridge, the trail ascends on a steep stone stair to Bhaisi Kharka (buffalo pasture) and then an easy forest trail till Tadapani.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge in Tadapani
Meal
B, L, D
After breakfast, you will start descending down the forest to a river crossing across a wooden bridge. Descending further, you will arrive at Banthahti village, from where the trail gradually ascends through a dense forest to Deurali viewpoint. After Deurali, the trail ascends further north to Thinga Thapla viewpoint, a.k.a Gurung Hill, (3,165m), the highest point of the day. This is actually the best view as the snowcapped range of Annapurna appears than Poon Hill.
After a quick descent, you arrive at the village of Ghorepani.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge in Ghorepani
Meal
B, L, D
For the highlight of our Poon Hill trek, you will start early in the morning for a 45m to climb to Poon Hill. The morning gruel is usually rewarded by a spectacular sunrise over the mountains; the rising sun over the snow-clad Annapurna massif, Gangapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchre and Himchuli is truly a sight to behold.
After spending some time on the mountain top, you will descent to the village of Ulleri.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge in Ulleri
Meal
B, L, D
You will drive back to Pokhara on a dirt road passing through Tikhedhunga and Nayapul, from whence you will meet the Beni Baglung highway to Pokhara.
At Pokhara, the rest of the day is at leisure. You can explore one of the many local cafes, souvenir shops or just relax at your hotel.
Accommodation
Overnight at a lakeside hotel in Pokhara
Meal
Breakfast
Today, you will drive to Chitwan.
You will follow the main highway out of Pokhara, along the meandering yet beautiful Seti river, till Damauli. From here, sports adventure enthusiasts tend to take a different approach to Chitwan; a 2-day rafting adventure on the Seti and Trishuli river to Gaighat.
You will continue on the Prithivi Highway (named after the great Gorkha king who unified Nepal) to Mugling while following the Marshyandi river, another tributary of the Narayani river, at Dumre. The Marshyandi river originates just north of the Annapurna Massif near Manang, and is a force to reckon while on the Annapurna Circuit Trek.
From Mugling, you will follow the Trishuli, which has absorbed the harsh Marshyandi, and now looks almost peaceful. The scenic drive through mountain gorges and valleys, small settlements and thick forest is beautiful. From Narayanghat, the gateway to Terai, you will drive to Sauraha.
Once at your resort, you will have the rest of the day at leisure, but you can also ethnic Tharu community. It’s a great learning experience about the lifestyle of the indigenous community. In the evening, there will either be a Tharu cultural dance presentation in the local village or a slideshow presentation about the wildlife and next day activities.
Accommodation
Overnight at Chitwan Resort
Meal
B, L,D
After an early breakfast, you will embark on a canoe ride on the Rapti River. The early morning river is excellent for bird watching. You will also see the 2 rare species of crocodiles; the Marsh Mugger and the fish eating Gharial.
On the way back you will walk through the jungle to the elephant bathing ponds.
After lunch, you will drive through the forest. The conservation efforts has proven to be a safe haven for deer, rhinoceros, wild boar, monkey, leopard, sloth bear and many more animals. With some luck you might even the Royal Bengal Tiger.
Accommodation
Overnight at Chitwan
Meal
B, L, D
After your idyllic stay at Sauraha, you will fly back to Kathmandu late in the morning. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure.
In the evening, your trek guide will brief you about your Ama Dablam base camp trek and help you prepare for it.
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel Tibet
Meal
Breakfast
You will drive to Kathmandu Domestic airport for an adventurous early morning 40m flight to Lukla’s Tenzing Hillary Airport (2,800m). The flight is an adventure in itself. In clear weather, one is rewarded with the first glimpse of Everest.
At Lukla, you meet the rest of your crew. The porters will take your duffel bag and will meet you at the lodge (this will continue throughout the trek).
Once out of Lukla, you will descend past small fields and cozy little wooden houses with vegetable gardens; all with a picturesque mountain backdrop. Along the way, you might encounter some pack animals as they are the only means of goods transportation up and down the mountain.
Along the way, in clear weather, one can catch views of the ice-covered 6000m high Kusum Kanguru. The trail is marked by impressive black mani stones painted with Tibetan inscriptions and a large stupa which indicates our destination for the day, Phakding, is nearby.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Phakding
Meal
B, L, D
After breakfast, you will continue on the trail. It is a relatively short day as you cross suspension bridges over raging streams, past small hamlets and fields. Though the trail isn’t difficult, it is undulating – what we call the Nepali flat.
You will reach Monjo for lunch, and the rest of the day is at leisure. You can visit the local school, visit the local snooker house for some beer or just call it a day.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Monjo
Meal
B, L, D
Shortly after Monjo, you will arrive at the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hike is beautiful with beautiful pine forests, raging rivers, and mountains in the backdrop. Another hour and we cross the milky river (Dudh Koshi) – over an iconic suspension bridge hanging a 100m above the river bed.
Once across the bridge, you will definitely feel the mountain as you climb the steep uphill to Namche. The trail is frequented by porters carrying humongous loads and trains of pack animals. In clear weather, Everest is also visible.
After the 600m vertical ascent in about 4 – 5 hours, you will arrive at Namche, the Sherpa capital of Khumbu.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Namche
Meal
B, L,D
An important rule for a successful trek is successful acclimatization. Following the mantra, you will spend a second night in Namche but visit higher grounds to adapt our body.
We suggest a hike early morning hike to the Everest View Hotel (3,880m) and enjoy a breathtaking 360 panorama of Everest, Taboche, Thamserku, Kongde Ri and Ama Dablam.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Namche
Meal
B, L, D
Leaving behind the bustling town of Namche, you will head east high above the raging Dudh Koshi river.
You will climb over open slopes, a few houses and sparse pine forest and then descend to the river again at Phunki Tenga to cross the Imja Khola. The trail now sharply ascends through mixed pine and juniper forest to Tengboche.
Tengboche monastery, largest in Khumbu, was completely destroyed by fire some decades ago but has been completely restored thanks to donations, especially from abroad. The double top view of Kongde Ri with the monastery in the front is picture-perfect. The monastery houses art, a large Buddha statue and musical instruments and robes of the Lama.
After a short rest, you will descend through Himalayan Birch, pine & juniper forest to the Deboche, your stop for the night.
Accommodation
Overnight at guesthouse in Debuche
Meal
B, L, D
After breakfast, you will continue on the trail towards Imja Khola which you will cross on a suspension bridge. On the other side, the view of Ama Dablam twin towering requires a moment to admire.
You continue to ascend towards Pangboche past mani stones inscribed with mantras, and after a short tea break leave the main trail in favor of isolated trails. The trail descends gently towards Imja Khola which you cross on a suspension bridge and climb for about 2 hours or so.
Just across the river you will hike through the forest that lead above the tree line to summer yak pastures and contour around the ridge lines of Kantega. Further ahead is the small settlement of Mingbo.
Mingbo sits high above the valley floor. At this altitude, with the clear air, and you can look across at the highest peaks, at their level, and only a few kilometers distant.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge in Mingbo
Meal
B, L,D
Today you will hike up the ridge high in a sheltered valley. You may see climbing expeditions on our arrival in the base camp as Ama Dablam is one of the world’s most beautiful mountains. It means “Mother’s necklace”; the long ridges on each side like the arms of a mother (Ama) protecting her child, and the hanging glacier thought of as the dablam, the traditional double-pendant containing pictures of the gods, worn by Sherpa women.
You will have lunch at the Base camp and retrace your steps back to Pangboche.
Accommodation
Overnight at Pangboche
Meal
B, L, D
You’ll start with a climb past the monastery in Upper Pangboche and then trek one of the most spectacular trails in all of the Everest region. It is the high trail to the less often visited village of Phortse (3810m) which is home to many Everest climbers.
The trail follows the side of the hill and climbs up and down often making steep ascents and descents on stone staircases some of which are quite steep. As you skirt the hill you can see the lodges of Deboche which you had passed a fews days ago. This trail has brilliant views of Ama Dablam, Melangphulang, Kangtega, and Thamserku and to the north Everest and Lhotse as well.
The trail finally climbs to a small chorten from where the village of Phortse Thanga lies below. Keep an eye out as you pass through terraced fields that are home to a brightly colored pheasant, the Daphne Pheasant, the national bird of Nepal.
Phortse Thanga village is a maze of small walled lanes. It is one of the oldest villages in the Khumbu region. You can visit the Phortse Gompa at the top of the village.
Accommodation
Overnight at Phortse Thanga
Meal
B, L, D
Initially, you follow the trail that drops sharply to the banks of the Dudh Koshi river. On the other side is the small settlement of Phungi Thenga. The trail then ascends to Mong La (4,000 m). The trail is frequented by trekkers either going to or returning from Gokyo.
After a scrumptious lunch at Mong la, with excellent views of Aama Dablam, Thamserku, Kusum Khangkaru, Kongde Ri and Tawache peak to keep you company, you will descend to Khumjung village, the largest settlement in the Khumbu region.
The only high school founded by Sir Edmund Hillary in 1961 is definitely worth a visit. Also, don’t miss the mysterious Khumjung monastery where a Yeti scalp and skull are said to be “preserved”.
Accommodation
Overnight at Khumjung
Meal
B, L, D
You will hike to the small settlement of Kyangjuma, which you had passed a few days ago on the way out of Namche and retrace your steps to the quaint little settlement at Benkar.
The decrease in elevation from Khumjung to Benkar is almost a 1,000m, but it isn’t all descends. Just out of Namche, you will have the famed “Nepali Flats” all to yourself till Benkar. You shouldn’t rush as it can be hard on the knees; we suggest you pace yourself and don’t be intimated by the scampering footsteps of children’s and grannies.
Accommodation
Overnight at Benkar
Meal
B, L,D
Backtracking to Lukla on the famous ‘Nepali Flats’, your journey in the homeland of the Sherpas will have come to an end. Alas, its your last day with your crew of Sherpas and porters and rightfully calls for a celebration.
Accommodation
Overnight at Lukla
Meal
B, L,D
Bidding farewell to your crew, you will fly back to Kathmandu, where Keep Walking Nepal’s diligent staff will be waiting for you.
The rest of the day is at leisure. We recommend a quick shower and a visit to the laundromat.
Accommodation
Overnight at Kathmandu
Meal
Breakfast
After breakfast you will get to experience 2 important sanctuaries in the Kathmandu Valley: Pashupatinath, Boudhanath and Swayambhunath.
Pashupatinath Temple
Pashupati is the most important Hindu site in Nepal. Dedicated to lord Shiva, the fierce god appears there in his benevolent aspect of Pashupati. A holy place often compared to Varanasi (in India), the last rites of Hindus are carried out on the banks of Bagmati river.
Boudhanath Stupa
Boudhanath is the largest Stupa in Asia. In the bygone days caravans after crossing the Himalayas arrived at the Stupa to thank lord Buddha when the trip went well. The eyes of the Buddha painted at the four cardinal points cast an observant gaze on men and their actions.
In the evening, we welcome you to join Keep Walking Nepal’s extended family for dinner celebrating your visit to Nepal.
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel Tibet
Meal
Breakfast
A KWN representative will accompany you to the Tribhuwan International Airport for your flight back home.
Accommodation
Breakfast
Itinenary Note
This Itinerary can be changed by your group leader depending upon the client's fitness and weather conditions, your safety and staff safety is our primary concern.
Fixed Departure
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Cost Includes
- All airport pickups and drops
- Half day Kathmandu sightseeing with tour guide
- Half day Pokhara sightseeing with tour guide
- Flight fare: Kathmandu to Pokhara
- Private transportation: Pokhara to Chitwan
- Flight fare: Chitwan to Kathmandu
- Flight fare: Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu
- 4-night hotel in Tibet Kathmandu on BB | 1 night hotel in Pokhara on BB | 2 night hotel in Sauraha on FB
- All local transportation as per as itinerary
- Kathmandu to Pokhara air flights
- Pokhara to Kathmandu private transportation
- Food and accommodation during the trek
- All permits & entrance fees as per program (unless mentioned otherwise)
- Sleeping Bag, Down jacket and Kit bag during the trek
- Guide and porter
- Staff insurance
Cost Excludes
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara (except when mentioned)
- Visa fee
- Travel insurance
- Any kind of alcoholic drinks, drinking water, cold drinks, laundry, phone call
- Tips for guide, porter and driver
Equipment
Here is a list of what you might want to pack for the hike. Please take this as a starting point. You’ll need layers of warmer clothing during the winter. We provide a 75 liter duffel bag for you to use for the trek. It will be given to you during your pre-trip meeting in Kathmandu. The duffle bag is yours to keep. Also, you can rent sleeping bag and down jacket with us at the additional fee of USD 35 for each once you are in Kathmandu.
General
- All the ground transportation as per itinerary.
- Welcome or fare well dinner in kathmandu.
- 4 Seasons Sleeping Bag
- Extra Batteries/Power Bank
- Charger for Devices
- Travel Adapter
Body
- Sun Hat or Scarf, Sunglasses, Headband
- Light Balaclava or Warm Fleece Hat
- Hiking Boots & Camp Shoes
- Hiking pants & Fleece Pants
- Wool Socks & Lightweight Inner Socks
- Thermal Tops & T-Shirts
- Gloves or Mittens
Accessories
- Headlamp & Water Bottles
- First Aid Kit
- Trekking Poles
- Toiletries
- Lip Balm & Earplugs
- Water Purification Tablets
- Dry Bags/Ziploc Bags
Other Essentials
- Passport
- Extra copies of passport-sized photos
- Towel with Personal Care Kit
- Toilet paper (2 rolls)
- Maps and Trail Guides
- Camera with Extra Memory Cards
- Wet Wipes/Baby Wipes
Map
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November 25, 2025Spent time with Ang hiking through the Kumbhu Valley. Highly rate his service and experience. Already planning the next trip back to see him!
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November 23, 2025it was the best experience I’ve ever had . id like to thank Mr.Pratap who was our main guid for this trek. he is a really nice person and took care of me as well as my group , he was patient and had
Dave
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November 23, 2025Keep Walking Nepal provided an excellent guiding experience allowing our team of 3 to safely and affordably complete the three passes over 20 days. I can’t recommend these guys enough.
Anita T
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April 12, 2024I would give 6 stars if I could. This trip was unbelievably fantastic, everything about it. WOW, WOW, WOW. A trip beyond expectations. The scenery, people, villages, culture, food – all totally capt
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January 25, 2024I am one of 8 Australian women who booked Ama Dablam base camp hike in mid 2017 and just completed the hike in early May 2018. I actually heard about Ang’s family many years ago from Keep Walking SA
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October 6, 2023From initial email contact prior to the trip, right through to ensuring that we had the best rooms available, our recent experience with Keep Walking Nepal was perfect from start to finish. Being 65+
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September 10, 2022I trekked with Ang and team in the Everest Region and had the most amazing journey. (It was several years before March 2017, but that was the choice provided in the menu) We saw the beautiful sights a
Bonnie M
March 3, 2022Most incredible adventure with the most amazing guide Pratap Gurung and Som our porter. We spent 2 weeks trekking Gokyo lakes and it was everything i ever imagined it would be and more. This was thank
John
January 2, 2022Trek with ang is always the best Had a wonderful time Thank you for your hospitality I will again visit Nepal ang
Nick Hunter
October 16, 2021An absolutely amazing experience trekking through Nepal and made effortless through the exceptional organising of Keep Walking Nepal! Our Sherpa was extremely experienced and provided us with an amazi
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This trip was the best one I had so far thanked you so much for your kind hospitality loved the trek Keep going until next time.
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Another great trip with this company, Ang always delivers for us, and we are never disappointed. Gokyo lakes is a great location to trek to, we have done it twice last time in 2010. Thank you to Ang a
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September 25, 2019Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
Kathleen P
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In April 2023, over 13 fantastic days, my two 15 year old sons and I (49 years old, mum) trekked from Lukla to Everest Base Camp with Keep Walking Nepal. This was our first holiday in Nepal. It was an
Frankie Pullar
November 30, 2025We had the most marvellous time with our guide Pratap venturing to EBC and back! We were well looked after and went at a great pace. We thoroughly enjoyed the hilarious banter with Pratap and the wisd
Egune valsky
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I did the Everest Base Camp Trek in November 2015 (the earliest trip advisor will let me go back is November 2017). This was a highly organized, safe and very enjoyable experience. My guide, Pratap, w
John Pownall
November 25, 2025Spent time with Ang hiking through the Kumbhu Valley. Highly rate his service and experience. Already planning the next trip back to see him!
Sidharth.n
November 23, 2025it was the best experience I’ve ever had . id like to thank Mr.Pratap who was our main guid for this trek. he is a really nice person and took care of me as well as my group , he was patient and had
Dave
November 23, 2025It was very exciting moment with your team “Keep Walking Nepal”.
Per Tronsaune
November 23, 2025I have travelled twice With Keep Walking Nepal, and I have no doubt in recommanding these guys. My first KWN-trek was a trek from Phaplu to the Junbesi area. Our KWN-guide was like an eagle to monitor
Dave
November 23, 2025Keep Walking Nepal provided an excellent guiding experience allowing our team of 3 to safely and affordably complete the three passes over 20 days. I can’t recommend these guys enough.
Anita T
November 20, 2025Trekking to Base Camp when you are 60 and you only like hiking sort day hikes was something I never thought I’d do but it was on my husband’s bucket list. We decided to make it a family affair. Th
Robert C
November 20, 2025We went with KWN for a 3-week trip to the 3 passes and Everest Base Camp in October 2017. To sum it up, we had an absolutely fantastic experience. Their organisation was flawless throughout – e.g. f
Elizabeth Stokes
December 25, 2024We had a wonderful time; they were extremely helpful and very well organised. Big thanks to Ang, Chopel and Mr Yum Yum
Gregory H
December 10, 2024I did the Everest Circuit trek (Gokyo Lakes – Chola Pass – Kala Pittar / Everest Base Camp) with Ang Tshering Sherpa as my guide. It was my first trip overseas and one that I had been itching to d
Brendan R
October 15, 2024We had a awesome trip, Pratap Gurung was our guide from Keep Walking and he was a fantastic guide super chilled out but always helpful and full of local knowledge. We did a hike up to Gokyo Ri and the
Josie R
August 8, 2024With extensive local knowledge and friendly, helpful service, I cannot recommend Keep Walking enough. They guided myself and my partner on both my first and second trip to Nepal, vesting Lang Tang Val
Paige Chernow
May 11, 2024Keep Walking Nepal was highly recommended to me by a friend who went on a trek with the owner years ago, and I am so glad that we chose them as our trekking agency. The owner and staff are friendly, h
Felicia B
April 12, 2024I would give 6 stars if I could. This trip was unbelievably fantastic, everything about it. WOW, WOW, WOW. A trip beyond expectations. The scenery, people, villages, culture, food – all totally capt
Helen_From_Downunder
January 25, 2024I am one of 8 Australian women who booked Ama Dablam base camp hike in mid 2017 and just completed the hike in early May 2018. I actually heard about Ang’s family many years ago from Keep Walking SA
jill cullen
October 6, 2023From initial email contact prior to the trip, right through to ensuring that we had the best rooms available, our recent experience with Keep Walking Nepal was perfect from start to finish. Being 65+
Shelly
September 25, 2023The best trip I have done in Nepal. This journey had it all from jaw dropping scenery to amazing destinations. KEEP WALKING NEPAL organised a fantastic itinerary that suited all our needs. We were a m
Rita Ballart
June 16, 2023I and my friend Jill signed up with Keep Walking Nepal to trek the Langtang Valley to the village of Langtang. It was an amazing experience. We had a guide Pratap who was very knowledgeable and always
Adrienne Chandhok
March 26, 2023Recently returned from a fantastic trek along the Everest Base Camp trail as far as Deboche, arranged by Ang Tshering Sherpa and Keep Walking Nepal. From the initial greeting at KTM airport through to
Sarasvati
January 16, 2023My nephew and I recently completed a one-week trek along the Everest Base Camp trail arranged by Keep Walking Nepal, and we couldn’t be more happy with our choice of trekking agency. As we only had
Rhonda & Geoff Coleman
December 25, 2022We have not long returned from a trek to Lo Mantang with Keep Walking Nepal. It wasn’t our first trip with Ang’s team & we never hesitate to use them for a special experience trekking. Our gui
JuliettePower P
November 10, 2022Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
Kkcondon
September 10, 2022I trekked with Ang and team in the Everest Region and had the most amazing journey. (It was several years before March 2017, but that was the choice provided in the menu) We saw the beautiful sights a
Bonnie M
March 3, 2022Most incredible adventure with the most amazing guide Pratap Gurung and Som our porter. We spent 2 weeks trekking Gokyo lakes and it was everything i ever imagined it would be and more. This was thank
John
January 2, 2022Trek with ang is always the best Had a wonderful time Thank you for your hospitality I will again visit Nepal ang
Nick Hunter
October 16, 2021An absolutely amazing experience trekking through Nepal and made effortless through the exceptional organising of Keep Walking Nepal! Our Sherpa was extremely experienced and provided us with an amazi
John
September 2, 2020Annapurna Circuit Trek Via Tilicho Lake
This trip was the best one I had so far thanked you so much for your kind hospitality loved the trek Keep going until next time.
Geoffc
April 18, 2020Gokyo Lakes Trek
Another great trip with this company, Ang always delivers for us, and we are never disappointed. Gokyo lakes is a great location to trek to, we have done it twice last time in 2010. Thank you to Ang a
Juliette Power
September 25, 2019Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
Kathleen P
December 1, 2025Everest Base Camp Trek
In April 2023, over 13 fantastic days, my two 15 year old sons and I (49 years old, mum) trekked from Lukla to Everest Base Camp with Keep Walking Nepal. This was our first holiday in Nepal. It was an
Frankie Pullar
November 30, 2025We had the most marvellous time with our guide Pratap venturing to EBC and back! We were well looked after and went at a great pace. We thoroughly enjoyed the hilarious banter with Pratap and the wisd
Egune valsky
November 28, 2025Everest Base Camp Trek
I did the Everest Base Camp Trek in November 2015 (the earliest trip advisor will let me go back is November 2017). This was a highly organized, safe and very enjoyable experience. My guide, Pratap, w
John Pownall
November 25, 2025Spent time with Ang hiking through the Kumbhu Valley. Highly rate his service and experience. Already planning the next trip back to see him!
Sidharth.n
November 23, 2025it was the best experience I’ve ever had . id like to thank Mr.Pratap who was our main guid for this trek. he is a really nice person and took care of me as well as my group , he was patient and had
Dave
November 23, 2025It was very exciting moment with your team “Keep Walking Nepal”.
Per Tronsaune
November 23, 2025I have travelled twice With Keep Walking Nepal, and I have no doubt in recommanding these guys. My first KWN-trek was a trek from Phaplu to the Junbesi area. Our KWN-guide was like an eagle to monitor
Dave
November 23, 2025Keep Walking Nepal provided an excellent guiding experience allowing our team of 3 to safely and affordably complete the three passes over 20 days. I can’t recommend these guys enough.
Anita T
November 20, 2025Trekking to Base Camp when you are 60 and you only like hiking sort day hikes was something I never thought I’d do but it was on my husband’s bucket list. We decided to make it a family affair. Th
Robert C
November 20, 2025We went with KWN for a 3-week trip to the 3 passes and Everest Base Camp in October 2017. To sum it up, we had an absolutely fantastic experience. Their organisation was flawless throughout – e.g. f
Elizabeth Stokes
December 25, 2024We had a wonderful time; they were extremely helpful and very well organised. Big thanks to Ang, Chopel and Mr Yum Yum
Gregory H
December 10, 2024I did the Everest Circuit trek (Gokyo Lakes – Chola Pass – Kala Pittar / Everest Base Camp) with Ang Tshering Sherpa as my guide. It was my first trip overseas and one that I had been itching to d
Brendan R
October 15, 2024We had a awesome trip, Pratap Gurung was our guide from Keep Walking and he was a fantastic guide super chilled out but always helpful and full of local knowledge. We did a hike up to Gokyo Ri and the
Josie R
August 8, 2024With extensive local knowledge and friendly, helpful service, I cannot recommend Keep Walking enough. They guided myself and my partner on both my first and second trip to Nepal, vesting Lang Tang Val
Paige Chernow
May 11, 2024Keep Walking Nepal was highly recommended to me by a friend who went on a trek with the owner years ago, and I am so glad that we chose them as our trekking agency. The owner and staff are friendly, h
Felicia B
April 12, 2024I would give 6 stars if I could. This trip was unbelievably fantastic, everything about it. WOW, WOW, WOW. A trip beyond expectations. The scenery, people, villages, culture, food – all totally capt
Helen_From_Downunder
January 25, 2024I am one of 8 Australian women who booked Ama Dablam base camp hike in mid 2017 and just completed the hike in early May 2018. I actually heard about Ang’s family many years ago from Keep Walking SA
jill cullen
October 6, 2023From initial email contact prior to the trip, right through to ensuring that we had the best rooms available, our recent experience with Keep Walking Nepal was perfect from start to finish. Being 65+
Shelly
September 25, 2023The best trip I have done in Nepal. This journey had it all from jaw dropping scenery to amazing destinations. KEEP WALKING NEPAL organised a fantastic itinerary that suited all our needs. We were a m
Rita Ballart
June 16, 2023I and my friend Jill signed up with Keep Walking Nepal to trek the Langtang Valley to the village of Langtang. It was an amazing experience. We had a guide Pratap who was very knowledgeable and always
Adrienne Chandhok
March 26, 2023Recently returned from a fantastic trek along the Everest Base Camp trail as far as Deboche, arranged by Ang Tshering Sherpa and Keep Walking Nepal. From the initial greeting at KTM airport through to
Sarasvati
January 16, 2023My nephew and I recently completed a one-week trek along the Everest Base Camp trail arranged by Keep Walking Nepal, and we couldn’t be more happy with our choice of trekking agency. As we only had
Rhonda & Geoff Coleman
December 25, 2022We have not long returned from a trek to Lo Mantang with Keep Walking Nepal. It wasn’t our first trip with Ang’s team & we never hesitate to use them for a special experience trekking. Our gui
JuliettePower P
November 10, 2022Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
Kkcondon
September 10, 2022I trekked with Ang and team in the Everest Region and had the most amazing journey. (It was several years before March 2017, but that was the choice provided in the menu) We saw the beautiful sights a
Bonnie M
March 3, 2022Most incredible adventure with the most amazing guide Pratap Gurung and Som our porter. We spent 2 weeks trekking Gokyo lakes and it was everything i ever imagined it would be and more. This was thank
John
January 2, 2022Trek with ang is always the best Had a wonderful time Thank you for your hospitality I will again visit Nepal ang
Nick Hunter
October 16, 2021An absolutely amazing experience trekking through Nepal and made effortless through the exceptional organising of Keep Walking Nepal! Our Sherpa was extremely experienced and provided us with an amazi
John
September 2, 2020Annapurna Circuit Trek Via Tilicho Lake
This trip was the best one I had so far thanked you so much for your kind hospitality loved the trek Keep going until next time.
Geoffc
April 18, 2020Gokyo Lakes Trek
Another great trip with this company, Ang always delivers for us, and we are never disappointed. Gokyo lakes is a great location to trek to, we have done it twice last time in 2010. Thank you to Ang a
Juliette Power
September 25, 2019Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
