Nepal Mountains are sought after by all sorts of tourists due to the amazing blend of adventure and natural beauty. A family trip to Nepal for a breath of fresh air along the Nepal Himalayan route is, indeed, a wonderful experience. This is why there are so many trekking routes in Nepal suitable for family trips. Over the last few years, family trekking in Nepal has grown in popularity. Doing things together outdoors allows you to spend precious time with the people you care about. In addition, popular family treks in Nepal are now Wi-Fi-enabled, so you will have plenty of time in the evenings to get your daily dose!
Best short treks in Nepal are ideal if you are short on time, have very small children, or are unsure how older children would like multi-day family treks.
It is true that focusing on family vacations in places to visit around Kathmandu Valley or Pokhara will enable them to see spots with wonderful views close to the city. Similarly, it will enable them to return to the comfort of a hotel at night with minimal struggles. Family treks in Nepal, on the other hand, are not limited to city tours. All of the tours in Nepal, including trekking and hiking, are easily accessible to those who wish to see the mountains with their dear ones and families. Remember, in some locations, horseback riding is also an option. Furthermore, Nepalese are quite friendly to children. So, your children will most likely remember the kind individuals as well as the beautiful environment.
Short treks below 4000m are best suitable for senior citizens with no trekking experience. However, experienced, and physically fit trekkers may embark on most of the classical treks of Nepal.
Trekking in Nepal with children or oldies necessitates careful preparation, as some routes are far from highways and medical services. So, consider planning your family trip during the best time for trekking in Nepal. Also, many trekking routes are better linked — geographically and in terms of emergencies — than they were previously. Thus, worry less, plan more! Here, we have collected the 7 best family trips in Nepal.
- Annapurna Base Camp Trek
- Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek
- Langtang Valley Trek
- Gosaikunda to Helambu Trek
- Upper Mustang Valley Trek
- Balthali Village Trek
- Mohare Danda Trek
1. Annapurna Base Camp Trek
One of the iconic short treks in Nepal, which takes you to the lap of the two tallest mountains in the world - Annapurna I and Machhapuchhre.
Annapurna Base Camp Trek Highlight
- Stunning and close-up views of the Annapurna range and other snow-capped peaks
- Learning about the lives and culture of the Gurung people, who are well-known for their Gorkha Army
- Uninterrupted panorama of sunrise and sunset
- Walking on a small stone-paved route, seeing a historic monastery, visiting an old-fashioned Gurung museum, and viewing waterfalls
- Scenic drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara and exploration of Pokhara - lake city
- Walking through a lush thick jungle, which is especially lovely in the spring
Annapurna Base Camp Trek at a Glance
Starting Point | Kathmandu |
Ending Point | Kathmandu |
Destination | Nepal |
Best Season | Spring (March, April, and May) and Autumn (September, October, and November) |
Difficulty Level | Moderate |
Age | 16-65 |
Annapurna Base Camp is a moderate trek, but it is also one of the family-friendly treks in Nepal. The journey goes smoothly from the start to the finish of the route at a reasonable pace for both children and elders. The roaring waterfalls, deep green landscapes, Beautiful Gurung villages, and tropical flora and wildlife are among the attractions of the Annapurna Base Camp Trek. Aside from these one-of-a-kind natural features, reaching the base camp of the world's 10th tallest peak with your family is another memorable aspect of the adventure.
The journey is appropriate for anybody in good physical condition, including children. However, due to the altitude, children under the age of seven and seniors above 65 are not recommended for the walk.
Taking your children and parents to the best destinations of Nepal is far better than just informing them about the world. Setting a culture of trek and travel from a young age might influence a child's outlook on life by exposing them to different ways of existence. And if you wish to instill a love of trekking in your child, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek with family is ideal. Your family members will appreciate the stunning mountain vistas, lovely scenery, and various cultures while learning valuable life skills.
How to get there?
The trek to Annapurna Base Camp is fairly accessible from Pokhara. So, if you're starting your journey in Kathmandu, you'll need to stop in Pokhara first. There are many ways to reach Pokhara from Kathmandu, airway being one of the feasible options. If you opt to fly there, it will take around 30 minutes. Aside from that, it will take 5-6 hours to get to Pokhara on a private jeep and 9-10 hours via local bus.
After getting to Pokhara, you may take any of these three routes: Ghandruk, Kimchi, or Landruk. Ghandruk is one of the finest starting points for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek. Ghandruk is about 4 hours away by local bus and about 2 hours away by private car/jeep.
Nonetheless, you might begin your journey in Landruk or Kimchi. However, the Landruk road is difficult and slippery, so it is advisable to avoid it.
2. Ghorepani Poonhill Trek
Discover the unique culture of Gurung villages as well as magnificent views of the mountains by being part of this popular trekking adventure that is accessible to people of all ages.
Ghorepani Poonhill Trek Highlight
- Traveling over the Annapurna range, soaking in the breathtaking vistas and sceneries
- Photographing the sunrise over the huge Annapurna range in the early morning
- Capture the peaceful scene of smoky clouds engulfing the Pokhara valley and towering rocks
- Enjoy a warm breakfast with the panorama of Annapurna and Machhapuchhre during your stay in ancient Gurung village - Ghandruk
- Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere in Phewa Lake
- Relax in the middle of charming nature and rural communities.
Ghorepani Poonhill Trek at a Glance
Starting Point | Kathmandu |
Ending Point | Kathmandu |
Destination | Nepal |
Best Season | Spring (March, April, and May) and Autumn (September, October, and November) |
Difficulty Level | Easy |
Age | 8-70 |
Ghorepani Poonhill Trek takes you to the Annapurna foothills and is one of the most picturesque and well-known family treks in Nepal. This trek leads trekkers to a height of 3210 meters, an altitude that is accessible to individuals of all ages. Talking about attraction, this comfort trek takes you through the beautiful rural villages of Nepal occupied by many ethnic communities. Furthermore, the voyage provides guests with the opportunity to explore beautiful Himalayan culture as well as spectacular mountain vistas.
Unlike other treks in Nepal, it is an average altitude trip, thus there is a lower risk of altitude sickness. Moreover, the route is not too strenuous on the legs, so individuals of all ages may approach it slowly. However, if children find it very hard to navigate, pony rides are available for hire.
Ghorepani Poonhill walk is an excellent choice for a family vacation in Nepal. Similarly, this hiking expedition is well-known for its emphasis on Mother Nature. This trek passes through woodland trails for the majority of the journey, providing a wonderful opportunity to bond with Mother Nature. Overall, it is a lovely excursion that is accessible to people of all ages. Furthermore, it approaches the adventure carefully, as the trekking route is suitable for both children and elders.
How to get there?
Most of the trekkers start their Ghorepani Poonhill journey from Pokhara. So, if you're starting your journey in Kathmandu, you'll need to stop in Pokhara first. There are many ways to reach Pokhara from Kathmandu, airway being one of the feasible options. If you opt to fly there, it will take around 30 minutes. Aside from that, it will take 5-6 hours to get to Pokhara on a private jeep and 9-10 hours via local bus.
Ulleri, the starting site for the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, is your next stop after Pokhara. To get to Ulleri, first, you need to drive to Nayapul. Several local buses leave from the Pokhara bus terminal for Nayapul. You must continue driving towards Ulleri from Nayapul. It is always best to hire a private jeep to travel to Ulleri directly if you want to avoid the hassle of changing buses in between the journey. Also, avoid beginning your journey at Nayapul since the route is rough and dirty.
The route from Pokhara to Nayapul is in good shape and readily navigable. However, as you reach Nayapul, the route becomes difficult and uneven since the road from Nayapul to Ulleri is full of potholes.
3. Langtang Valley Trek
Introduce your family to nature away from the hectic life and experience the grandeur of the Langtang Himal range as well as take a glimpse into Tamang traditions.
Langtang Valley Trek Highlight
- Awe-inspiring vistas of snow-capped mountains
- Discover the rich cultural history of Tamang people and their artistic works which are portrayed in wood carving of windows and other age-old textile weaving
- A glimpse of Langur monkeys as well as a rich forest filled with rhododendron trees
- Take a tour of beautiful Tibetan villages and soak in the rapid succession of diverse landscapes
- Visit the best viewpoint near Kathmandu - Kyanjin Ri and Kyanjin Gompa
Langtang Valley Trek at a Glance
Starting Point | Kathmandu |
Ending Point | Kathmandu |
Destination | Nepal |
Best Season | Spring (March, April, and May) and Autumn (September, October, and November) |
Difficulty Level | Moderate |
Age | 16-65 |
Langtang Valley Trek is one of the most exciting family treks in Nepal. It is traffic-free, altitude-friendly, a short trek that has magnificent scenery, and is a wonderful opportunity to learn about the isolation of the highlands. It is close to the capital city and connects the rich cultural treasures of Nepal all along the trekking path. Aside from that, the height rise is steady and moderate. Trekkers of a young and old age would no longer have a tough time acclimating to the environment.
To trek in the Langtang region, all you need is a regular degree of fitness and 5 to 6 hours of walking every day. Climbing and high-altitude trekking expertise are not required. So, senior citizens and children may all comfortably do the Langtang Trek.
The majority of the routes follow a heavily forested trail lined with rhododendrons, pines, and so on. Likewise, the routes pass through Langtang National Park, where you may see red pandas, snow leopards, and other rare species. In addition, the trip also provides breathtaking views of several mountain peaks such as Langtang Lirung and Dorje Lakpa. Moreover, the route traverses through numerous yak pasturelands, Buddhist monasteries, and various Tamang villages, allowing you and your family to learn about Tamang culture, traditions, and way of life.
How to get there?
Most of the trekkers begin the Langtang Valley Trek from Syabrubesi. A road trip to Syabrubesi is the only way to get there. Every day between 6 a.m.to 8 a.m., you may catch a local bus at the Machhapokhari microbus station. Because Syabrubesi is 120 kilometers from Kathmandu, a local bus will transport you there in 8 to 9 hours. However, you may also opt. for a private jeep/car, which takes around 5-6 hours, if you want to reach there earlier and save time and effort.
The roadway is in decent condition until about halfway, but it starts to deteriorate as you approach closer to Syabrubesi. Also, during the monsoon, the route becomes wet and treacherous, so be cautious if you intend to trek at this time.
4. Gosaikunda to Helambu Trek
Observe the spectacular traditional villages, sacred sites, beautiful glacial and holy lakes, and an appealing Himalayan mesmerizing vista in the close vicinity.
Gosaikunda to Helambu Trek Highlight
- Magnificent vista of magnificent peaks such as Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, Langtang Ri, and Dorje Lakpa.
- Pass through the path interspersed with the gompa, Buddhist shrines, chortens, and Mani walls
- Visit Gosaikunda, a sacred and clean high-altitude lake
- Climb Laurebina Pass for breathtaking views of the Langtang Himal
- Explore Helambu Village, which is in the bottom portion of the Langtang region
- Discover Buddhism, which is related to the Tibetan tradition and heritage
- Be a part of rustic natural beauty, culturally rich customs, and way of life with your family
Gosaikunda to Helambu Trek at a Glance
Starting Point | Kathmandu |
Ending Point | Kathmandu |
Destination | Nepal |
Best Season | Spring (March, April, and May) and Autumn (September, October, and November) |
Difficulty Level | Moderate |
Age | 16-65 |
Gosaikunda, lying in the Langtang Region, is the essence of natural grandeur, as well as one of Nepal's holiest lakes, visited by crowds of pilgrims each year. Stunning lakes, mighty mountains, rivers, and lush forests await your kid and elder on the Gosainkunda Helambu Trek. The religious values of Gosaikunda and the cultural and natural beauty of Helambu make this trek perfect for family trips in Nepal.
Both Gosaikunda and Helambu are significant in terms of religious significance, so the elders in your family will undoubtedly love to be part of this short trek.
Awe-inspiring views of the blue lake surrounded by snow-capped mountains such as Langtang Ri, Dorje Lhakpa and likewise will undoubtedly inspire your family to tell stories. Moreover, the route winds through verdant, lush forests teeming with Rhododendrons, natural flowers, and many bird and animal species. In addition, the view of the sunset from Laurebina is breathtaking. This trekking trail is near Kathmandu, so you can travel in comfort with children and seniors without struggling much.
How to get there?
Most of the trekkers begin the Gosaikunda to Helambu Trek from Syabrubesi. A road trip to Syabrubesi is the only way to get there. Every day between 6 a.m.to 8 a.m., you may catch a local bus at the Machhapokhari microbus station. Because Syabrubesi is 120 kilometers from Kathmandu, a local bus will transport you there in 8 to 9 hours. However, you may also opt. for a private jeep/car, which takes around 5-6 hours, if you want to reach there earlier and save time and effort.
The roadway is in decent condition until about halfway, but it starts to deteriorate as you approach closer to Syabrubesi. Also, during the monsoon, the route becomes wet and treacherous, so be cautious if you intend to trek at this time.
Why Adventure Himalayan Travels and Treks?
Adventure Himalayan Travels and Treks offers wonderful family holidays in Nepal to meet your demands. Our pleasant and competent team is always available to assist you in making your vacation successful and enjoyable. We will try our utmost to meet your demands and complete your trip. Please contact us to inform us when and with whom you will be doing this so that we can properly arrange it for you.
5. Upper Mustang Valley Trek
Discover hidden civilizations in Upper Mustang Valley Trek and roam around several intriguing sites such as Lo Manthang to learn about the old Buddhist Kingdom.
Upper Mustang Valley Trek Highlight
- Thrilling flights above the Himalayas
- Sightseeing in the wonderful lakeside city of Pokhara
- Discovering historic towns and centuries-old monasteries
- Communicating with the people and experiencing their culture, traditions, and way of life
- Strolling around the Royal Palace in the capital of Mustang Kingdom
- Horseback riding in Lo Manthang and jeep ride throughout the dirt road of the magnificent Himalayan region with kids and elders
Upper Mustang Valley Trek at a Glance
Starting Point | Kathmandu |
Ending Point | Kathmandu |
Destination | Nepal |
Best Season | Spring (March, April, and May), Autumn (September, October, and November), and Monsoon (June, July, and August) |
Difficulty Level | Moderate |
Age | 14-70 |
Upper Mustang Valley Trek is a great family trek in Nepal that allows you to see the mysterious kingdom of Nepal, which was formerly part of Tibet. Mustang is teeming with fascinating old cultures and treasures. Upper Mustang boasts spectacular wall caverns, forts, overlapping stone homes, and a culture that is apart from ordinary Nepalese society. This magical region has many bygone memories, which may still be alive in the corners of the Mustang. This Himalayan experience is thrilling for both children and elders.
If you want your family to discover the historical ruins and medieval towns, then you should certainly visit Upper Mustang for an unforgettable adventure with your family.
Within a few days, the family may enjoy the pleasure and joy of discovering historic communities, beautiful landscapes, intriguing cultures, and breathtaking views. Mustang was once a significant destination for crossing the Highlands between Tibet and Nepal, with numerous historic salt caravans passing through. This is where you will go to explore the glories of the architecture, language, culture, and customs that are similar to Tibetan. Moreover, you will get to experience the rich culture of the Bhotias and Lobas in their original form.
How to get there?
Upper Mustang Valley Trek begins from Jomsom. Traveling via car or plane are two available options to get to Jomsom. However, we always recommend getting to the beginning site of a journey via a flight to save time and energy. Because there is no direct connection from Kathmandu to Jomsom, you must first fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara, which takes around 30 minutes. Then it's only a 20-minute flight from Pokhara to Jomsom.
If you are a budget trekking family, then you can opt. for a local drive. To get to Jomsom via local bus, you need to first travel to Pokhara. In Pokhara, numerous local buses go to Beni. To go to Ghasa, you'll need to take another bus from Beni. Finally, after one more bus ride from Ghasa, you will arrive at Jomsom. If you want to avoid the hassle of changing buses, then you can hire a private jeep/car and drive directly to Jomsom. It takes around 10-12 hours in a private jeep.
When it comes to family treks in Nepal, we usually recommend using an aircraft or a private vehicle. If you spend time on local buses, you will naturally take longer than intended. Also, after Beni, the road conditions begin to deteriorate and become bumpy. So, if you decide to drive, be ready to face challenges.
6. Balthali Village Trek
Learn about local customs, see old temples and historic towns, and take in the scenery of the snow-capped mountains by being part of this multi-day trek in Nepal.
Balthali Village Trek Highlight
- Observe the well-preserved Newari arts and architectures in the Panauti
- Relax amid traditional agricultural communities with breathtaking Himalayan vistas
- Experience the holy aura of Namo Buddha, one of the sacred places in Tibetan Buddhism
- Get the panoramic views of the Langtang Himalayan range and Dorje Lhakpa
- Learn about the varied culture, traditions, and lifestyle of the local people
- Visit Indreshwar Mahadev Temple in Panauti
Balthali Village Trek at a Glance
Starting Point | Kathmandu |
Ending Point | Kathmandu |
Destination | Nepal |
Best Season | Throughout the year |
Difficulty Level | Easy |
Age | 5-70 |
Balthali Village Trek is one of the best short treks in Nepal. It lies near Kathmandu valley and is an excellent choice for families on a tight schedule seeking easy day treks in and around Kathmandu. It leads you through stunning landscapes of lush green woods, old temples, and rice meadows, as well as tiny agricultural communities. You can spend the best time of your life with the family in this comfort trek.
Prior hiking or trekking experience is not necessary for the Balthali village trip. The walking experience is sufficient for this trip so anyone between 5 to 70 years can participate in this trek.
One of the attractive parts of this location is that it is warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Balthali is rich in a variety of vegetation, including a beautiful rhododendron forest. Moreover, Balthali village is ideal for environment enthusiasts and bird watchers. Anyone can spend memorable days in this village by exploring some outstanding kinds of animals and varied bird species. Furthermore, unspoiled traditions and culture will attract the elder ones in the family.
How to get there?
Balthali village is 43km from Kathmandu. First, you need to get to Khopasi via Banepa- Panauti to reach Balthali. Khopasi is 35km from Kathmandu and the road is in good condition. You have two options to get to Balthali village from Khopasi: either walk or drive directly to the village.
Most people prefer hiking from Khopasi to Balthali as they can pass through suspension bridges, verdant sal woodland, and huge terrace rice fields. Hiking from Khopasi is an incredible experience. However, as an alternative, you can also drive from Khopasi to Balthali as most roads are in good shape. However, some sections of the road are still unpaved so drive cautiously.
We recommend you hire a private jeep if you are trekking with elders and children and drive swiftly. However, if the members of the family are capable enough of walking for around 30-40 minutes, then it is best to start your trek from Khopasi.
7. Mohare Danda Trek
A family-friendly trip in Nepal that is not very busy and crowded and is more than enough to provide the most unforgettable experience.
Mohare Danda Trek Highlight
- Explore the UNESCO Listed World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu
- Stunning and close-up panorama of the Annapurna massif
- Uninterrupted view of sunrise and sunset across the beautiful towns
- Experience the culture, traditions, and lifestyle of the Magar and Gurung People
- Pass through a dense forest filled with Rhododendron, thundering waterfalls, and soaring rivers
- Explore the lakeside city of Pokhara
Mohare Danda Trek at a Glance
Starting Point | Kathmandu |
Ending Point | Kathmandu |
Destination | Nepal |
Best Season | Spring (March, April, and May) and Autumn (September, October, and November) |
Difficulty Level | Moderate |
Age | 14-65 |
Mohare Danda Trek is one of the best off-the-beaten treks in Nepal that is ideal for family trips. If you want to spend some peaceful moments with your family, then trek via the charming and serene Himalayan path that runs beside the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri peaks. For families with children, the distant paths on the Mohare Danda Trek provide old buildings, rich cultural features, and a tranquil atmosphere. Mohare Danda trip is the best family trek in Nepal that is relatively new compared to most other treks surrounding Annapurna.
This trek is only visited by a small number of visitors. As a result, it is an ideal location for people seeking seclusion. It’s a wonderful memory to trek through the lush forest with your family and be a part of Magar villages such as Nangi and Mohare Danda. Moreover, the beautiful view of the nearby peaks such as Annapurna South, Nilgiri, and so on adds more charm to this trip. Overall, this trek is suitable for all types of trekkers, including people who are trekking with children and elders. The lovely and tranquil surroundings, as well as the simple route, make it ideal for family trekking in Nepal.
How to get there?
Galeshwor is the starting point for Mohare Danda Trek. So, if you're starting your journey in Kathmandu, you'll need to stop in Pokhara first. There are some ways to reach Pokhara from Kathmandu, airway being one of the feasible options. If you opt to fly there, it will take around 30 minutes. Aside from that, it will take 5-6 hours to get to Pokhara on a private jeep and 9-10 hours via local bus.
From Pokhara, you will start your next driving journey to Galeshwor via Beni. It takes around 3-4 hours to get to Galeshwor. The road from Pokhara to Galeshwor is good till halfway. Overall, you can drive there safely. From Galeshwor, you will begin your trek to Banskharka.
All these comfort treks are best suitable for families. Family Treks in Nepal are one of the best ways to expose your family and children to a culturally diverse trade. As a result, it may provide you with a wonderful opportunity to learn about other cultures, languages, and ways of living in the Himalayas. Treks over 4000m are not suitable for children under the age of six and elders above 65 years since there are hazards such as altitude sickness, which may be fatal. Overall, family trips in Nepal are an incredible experience in and of itself.
Adventure Himalayan Travels and Treks has been organizing family treks across Nepal on both simple and challenging terrain. With over a decade of trekking expertise, we understand our client’s personalities, preferences and have excelled in offering a wide range of services to them. All of the above mentioned treks are skilfully designed so that trekkers may finish the expedition with little trouble. All treks' daily elevation gain, as well as walking hours, are meticulously calculated. Overall, everything is planned and prepared, considering the walking abilities of the children and elders. So, hurry up and book your dates for a family vacation in Nepal with Adventure Himalayan Travels and Treks.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which one is the easiest trek in Nepal?
While Nepal is well-known for treks such as the Annapurna Circuit and Everest Base Camp Trek, these are very lengthy and arduous routes that need a high degree of stamina and fitness. Despite these, there are a plethora of easy and short treks in Nepal, best suitable for novice trekkers and families with small kids and elders. Easy treks in Nepal do not necessitate high elevations or extensive miles. These treks also provide stunning scenery and glimpses of local culture that take around a week or less to complete. Some of the popular easy treks in Nepal are:
- Ghorepani Poonhill Trek
- Langtang Valley Trek
- Annapurna Base Camp Trek
- Khopra Danda Trek
- Gosaikunda Helambu Trek
- Balthali Trek
- Mohare Danda Trek
- Annapurna Foothill Trek
- Pikey Peak Trek
- Lower Mustang trek
- Panchase Trek
Among all of these treks, the Ghorepani Poonhill trek is one of the most famous and easiest treks in Nepal. Opting for easy treks in Nepal including the Poonhill trek are easier choices available for less experienced hikers or families with small children that nonetheless expose you to the genuine essence of the Himalayas.
Which trek is better for ages between 16-25 or 55-65?
Age factors highly influence the trekking choice. Trekking in higher altitudes demands strong physical fitness and stamina which might not be present in senior citizens. However, it doesn’t mean that higher-altitude treks are not suitable for elders. If they possess the required physical fitness and dedication, then they can ultimately achieve it. However, low altitude treks are strongly recommended to senior citizens because most treks beyond 4000m are excessively steep, which can be harsh on the knees and not ideal if you have joint problems.
From the majority viewpoint, class treks in high-altitude such as Everest Base Camp Trek, Annapurna Circuit Trek, Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek, Manaslu Circuit Trek, and so on are best suitable for ages between 16-25.
For the ages between 55-65, short and easy treks in Nepal such as Ghorepani Poonhill Trek, Langtang Trek, Gosaikunda Trek, Helambu Trek, Jomsom Muktinath Trek, and likewise are ideal.
Although age plays an important role in trekking, experience and stamina are also equally important. You may not be able to achieve high-altitude treks while you are young if you don’t have passion and a strong fitness level. On the other hand, elders can easily complete the strenuous treks in Nepal if they are experienced and have strong determination.
Should I rent or buy hiking gear in Kathmandu?
Trekking gear plays an important role in family trekking in Nepal as one needs to be careful while traveling with elders and children. Renting or buying hiking gear in Kathmandu is influenced by factors such as money, genuine requirements, and practicality. To begin with, if you are an enthusiastic trekker who frequently travels on hiking holidays in Nepal or elsewhere in the world, putting money in a strong set of essential clothes and gear is a good option. However, if you enjoy trekking only once every few years, renting trekking equipment is a viable choice.
We constantly urge our customers to buy necessary items such as hiking boots and daypacks. You can rent equipment like sleeping bags, trekking poles, down coats, and camping tents in Kathmandu. Some trekkers, however, may be hypersensitive to the sleeping bags and down jackets worn by others. In such circumstances, we propose that you purchase or carry your items.