Nepal Travel • Nepal Travel Guide
Nepal | Private Small Group Tours Departing from Hong Kong/Macau
Minimum of 2 people. You can choose cultural sightseeing or add the ABC/EBC trekking. Entry permits, mountain guides, and helicopter rescue insurance will be arranged by our consultant.
Suitable for families and friends who want an in-depth experience and don't want to rush around by bus.
Guided by a guide and porters. ABC Base Camp is approximately 4,130 meters above sea level, and the round trip is about 98 kilometers, typically taking 7-12 days. The difficulty is moderate, and there is still a risk of altitude sickness.
If you don't want to hike long distances, you can inquire about Everest helicopter tours. Flights are subject to weather and weight restrictions; whether you can take off and land at high-altitude camps depends on the confirmed itinerary.
The three ancient cities and temples are best explored at a leisurely pace. Appropriate attire is recommended when entering temples. Cultural tours can be shorter than hiking tours.
Common routes start at point A, B, or C, or stop at the lakeside. Stay in a hotel in the city, then switch to a teahouse after ascending the mountain. Singing bowls or yoga will be included depending on the confirmed itinerary.
During the trek, you'll stay in tea houses, where shared bathrooms are common due to the high altitude. Charging, Wi-Fi, and hot showers usually incur extra charges. It's recommended to bring a urine bag and cash.
The weather is relatively stable from March to May and from September to November. From June to August, the rainy season brings slippery roads and a higher incidence of leeches. ABC requires ACAP and TIMS; a consultant can handle the process.
First, see what you want to play.
If you combine Kathmandu and Pokhara, the number of days can be shorter. If you want to do the ABC or EBC, you need to book high-altitude days, physical fitness tests, and insurance. Helicopter tours are an additional option and are subject to weather conditions.
Hiking is most popular during the rhododendron blooming season (March-May) and autumn (September-November). Winter brings heavy snowfall, and some teahouses may close. Long hikes are generally not recommended during the rainy season. Prices are subject to availability on the product page and quotes from consultants.
Available Nepal private tours
The following are existing private small group tours and trekking packages in Nepal. Actual hotels, tea houses, trekking permits, and final prices are subject to confirmation with your consultant on the product page.
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The hiking trail is led by guides and porters, and the mountain pass allows you to keep up with the pace of the high mountains.
Depending on physical fitness, the itinerary can be changed to a cultural tour, ABC (American-style bus/train) tour, or helicopter tour. Details will be subject to confirmation of the itinerary.
From idea to start
Inform them of the budget, number of days, physical fitness level, and desired route.
A dedicated consultant will modify your existing Nepal route for you.
The entry permit and insurance for high-altitude days will be optimized in the final stages.
Having a guide along reduces the need to find your own way and rush from one event to another.
Check carefully before you set off.
Holders of Hong Kong and Macau SAR passports, as well as BNO passports, need a visa to travel to Nepal. The common practice is to obtain a visa on arrival at Kathmandu airport. Remember to bring approximately US$30-50 in cash and a passport photo with a white background. Actual costs and required documents are subject to official confirmation at the time of departure.
For trekking at high altitudes such as ABC/EBC, it is recommended to purchase travel insurance that covers helicopter emergency medical evacuation. Medical facilities at high altitudes are limited, and rescue costs can be very high. Actual coverage amount and terms are subject to the insurance company's terms.
ABC Base Camp is approximately 4,130 meters above sea level, posing a moderate risk of altitude sickness. It is recommended to hike slowly and drink plenty of water. Consult your doctor before setting off to see if it is appropriate to bring medications such as Diamox. The guide will monitor your condition, but ultimately, your individual health status should be considered.
Weather and visibility are more stable from March to May and from September to November, making it a popular time for ABC (Above-Bridge) hikes. Winter brings heavy snowfall, and some high-altitude tea houses may be closed. From June to August, the rainy season brings slippery roads, poor visibility, and a higher incidence of leeches; long-distance hiking is generally not recommended.
Entry into the Annapurna Conservation Area typically requires an ACAP permit and a TIMS card for tracking safety. For small group tours, the consultant will handle these arrangements according to the confirmed dates. Actual requirements may vary depending on the year of departure.
Stay in hotels in Pokhara; during trekking, stay in teahouses, where shared bathrooms are common due to the high altitude. Charging, Wi-Fi, and hot showers usually incur extra charges. Meals are mostly from the teahouse menu. Dal Bhat is a common choice for replenishing energy. It is recommended to bring your own water purification tablets or filter.
Note before departure
Airport check-in is common. Bring US dollars in cash and a white-background photo. Double-check with official sources before departure.
For high-altitude trekking, it's recommended that your insurance policy include emergency medical evacuation. Don't just buy regular travel insurance.
Drink plenty of water and don't rush. Consult a doctor before taking any medication. Tell your guide immediately if you feel unwell.
NPR notes are relatively difficult to exchange in Hong Kong. New, undamaged US dollars are easier to exchange at exchange shops in the Thames area.
Charging, Wi-Fi, and hot showers are mostly charged separately. Bring a urine bag and enough cash.
High-top hiking boots, layered clothing, windproof jacket, trekking poles, and water purification tablets. Sleeping bags will be provided for some itineraries, subject to confirmation.
Start planning
Prepare your departure dates, number of people, physical fitness level, and desired route. We will assist you in adjusting your existing itinerary and allow time for mountain entry permits and insurance.
