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Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November) are ideal - clear skies, stable weather, and spectacular mountain views. Winter is cold but serene; monsoon is lush but wet.
Yes - most treks require a TIMS card and national park/conservation area permit. FairTrek Nepal arranges all required permits as part of every package at no extra charge.
Moderate fitness - walking 5–7 hours daily on uneven terrain. No technical climbing required. We recommend 8–10 weeks of cardio and hiking training beforehand.
Yes - comprehensive travel insurance covering high-altitude helicopter evacuation up to 6,000m is mandatory. We recommend providers during the booking process.
Both! Private solo treks with a dedicated guide and porter, or scheduled group departures at a lower per-person cost. Your preference, your adventure.
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Trekking in Nepal - Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time to trek in Nepal?
The two main trekking seasons are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when skies are clearest and temperatures most stable. Winter suits lower-altitude routes, and the monsoon (June to August) suits rain-shadow regions such as Upper Mustang and Dolpo.
Do I need a permit to trek in Nepal?
Yes. Most routes need national park or conservation area entry permits, and some need a TIMS card or a restricted-area permit. FairTrek Nepal arranges all required permits as part of your package.
How difficult are treks in Nepal?
Difficulty ranges from easy lodge-to-lodge walks to strenuous high-altitude routes. Every package on this site shows its grade, duration and maximum altitude so you can pick a trek that fits your fitness.
Do I need a guide to trek in Nepal?
A licensed guide is strongly recommended and is mandatory in restricted areas and for peak climbing. All FairTrek Nepal treks are led by experienced local guides who know the terrain, weather and altitude safety.
How do I book a trek with FairTrek Nepal?
Choose a package, pick a fixed departure or propose your own dates, and send a booking request or inquiry form on the trip page. Our team replies within 24 hours to confirm details.
Which permits do I need for trekking in Nepal?
It depends on the route. Common permits are the Sagarmatha National Park permit and local municipality permit (Everest region), the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), the Langtang National Park permit, and the Manaslu Restricted Area Permit plus MCAP and ACAP. Restricted areas such as Upper Mustang and Manaslu require a licensed guide and a minimum group size. Your trekking company normally arranges these for you.
Is Everest Base Camp or Annapurna Base Camp harder?
Everest Base Camp is generally harder because it is longer and goes higher, reaching about 5,364 m at base camp and about 5,500 m at Kala Patthar, compared with about 4,130 m at Annapurna Base Camp. Annapurna Base Camp is shorter but has many stone steps. Both suit fit beginners with proper acclimatisation.
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Best time to trek in Nepal
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the main trekking seasons, with the clearest skies and most stable weather. Winter suits lower-altitude routes, and the monsoon (June to August) suits rain-shadow areas such as Upper Mustang.
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