Trekking Regions in Nepal
Ten regions, forty routes — from the Khumbu to the Tibetan plateau
Annapurna Region
Nepal's most varied trekking region — the Sanctuary, the Circuit, Poon Hill and the quiet community ridges.
Everest Region
Sherpa country, the Khumbu valleys and the three great viewpoints — Kala Patthar, Gokyo Ri and Renjo La.
Manaslu Region
The Annapurna Circuit as it was thirty years ago — restricted, roadless and Tibetan.
Mustang Region
High desert north of the Himalaya — sky caves, walled cities and Nepal's best monsoon trekking.
Langtang Region
The closest high Himalayan valley to Kathmandu — glaciers, yak pastures and the sacred Gosaikunda lakes.
Ganesh Himal
The gap between Langtang and Manaslu — Tamang homestays, ruby mines and three massifs from one pass.
Dolpo Region
Nepal's most remote region — Phoksundo Lake, Shey Gompa and a Bön culture that never changed.
Kanchenjunga Region
Nepal's far eastern corner — both base camps of the world's third-highest mountain.
Kathmandu Valley
Seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites and three medieval royal cities inside a ninety-minute drive.
Pokhara
Nepal's lakeside city — Sarangkot sunrise, Phewa Lake and the gateway to every Annapurna trek.