Zeal Nepal Trek & Expedition
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Travel with locals.
Trek with purpose.
Guided trekking experiences across Nepal led by locals, shaped by the mountains, and designed for people who want more than just photos.
Why Nepal feels different?
Nepal isn’t just where the Himalayas are. It’s where life adjusts to the mountains, not the other way around. Here, trails pass through villages, prayer flags mark the wind, and every ascent carries a story older than maps. Treks aren’t rushed. Conversations aren’t transactional. And the mountains aren’t treated as backdrops, they’re respected.
This is why people don’t just visit Nepal. They return changed.
Our Affiliation
Nepal Government
Nepal Mountaineering Association
Kathmandu Environmental Education Project
Trekking Agencies Association Nepal
Nepal Tourism Board
Before You Book
Before you book anything, talk to someone who actually walks these trails. Our local guides help you plan honestly, no pressure, no sales talk.
Because a trek in Nepal isn’t something you should gamble with.
It’s your body. Your time.
Your safety. Your once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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See What Our Friends Has To Say
My wife and I recently did the Annapurna Circuit, with Bishnu as our guide. We had a fantastic time. Bishnu took care of us at every stage, from greeting us at the airport to arranging our permits and transport. On the trail he was confident, courteous and highly knowledgeable. His liaison with local hotels ensured that we had the best rooms available. We especially loved how he took us to some of the lesser-known hotels, bringing well needed income to local Nepali families, without compromising on our experience. On the toughest parts of the trail he was supportive and encouraging, whilst giving us the space we needed to set our own pace. This is our third trek with Zeal Nepal Trek & Expedition, and we’re delighted to be a returning customer. We simply wouldn’t trek with another Company. Perfect in all respects.
Bishnu is one of a kind guide. A great knowledge of the Annapurnas, it is such a pleasure to be guided by him, he is just amazing , kind and brilliant. Just looking forward to go again with him. Highly recommend.
“We did a trekking tour to Chisapani with Bishnu our guide. he is a very experienced guide, we felt safe and comfortable. We had a great view of the mountains. Bishnu has everything planned for us and we can only recommend him.”
Are You?
Frequently Asked Questions About Trekking in Nepal
If you’re new to trekking in Nepal or returning for a different experience, this guide is designed to give you practical, honest information, so you can focus less on uncertainty and more on the journey ahead.
1. Do I need previous trekking experience to trek in Nepal?
Not always. Nepal offers treks for all levels, from easy routes like Ghorepani to challenging high-altitude treks like Everest Base Camp. We help you choose based on your fitness and comfort.
2. When is the best time to go trekking in Nepal?
The best seasons are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November). These months offer clear skies, stable weather, and the best mountain views.
3. Do I need permits for trekking in Nepal?
Yes. Most treks require permits such as TIMS, National Park, or Conservation Area permits. We handle all required permits for you before the trek starts.
4. Is trekking in Nepal safe?
Yes, trekking in Nepal is generally safe when done with proper planning. Our experienced guides, acclimatization plans, and safety protocols ensure a secure trekking experience.
5. What kind of accommodation can I expect during the trek?
On most treks, accommodation is in teahouses or lodges, simple, clean, and comfortable. In remote areas, camping treks are also available.
6. What food is available during the trek?
Teahouses offer a variety of meals including dal bhat, noodles, pasta, rice, soups, and local dishes. Vegetarian options are widely available.
7. How do we deal with altitude sickness?
We follow a proper acclimatization schedule, trek at a safe pace, and monitor your health daily. Guides are trained to recognize symptoms and take action if needed.
8. What should I pack for a trekking trip?
Essential items include trekking boots, warm clothing, a down jacket, sleeping bag, sunscreen, water bottle, and personal medication. We provide a detailed packing list before departure.
9. Can I trek solo, or do I need a guide?
Nepal now requires licensed guides for most trekking routes. Having a guide also enhances safety, cultural understanding, and overall experience.
10. How physically fit do I need to be?
Basic fitness is enough for most treks. Regular walking, light cardio, or hiking practice before the trip is recommended. We’ll suggest a trek that matches your fitness level.