Top Trip 2027 for Nepal Tibet & Bhutan

Our Kathmandu-based travel agency sits in the heart of the Himalaya, and from here we have put together our most popular journeys across Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan for 2027 and 2028. These three neighbouring mountain kingdoms each have their own character. Nepal is the world’s great trekking playground, Tibet is a high plateau of monasteries and ancient pilgrimage routes, and Bhutan is a peaceful Buddhist kingdom where happiness is valued as much as wealth. You might want to stand at the foot of Everest, circle a sacred mountain in Tibet, or climb to a monastery clinging to a Bhutanese cliff. Whichever you choose, our expert local guides will lead you safely and comfortably, with real knowledge of every trail, temple and village along the way.

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With a rich tapestry of cultures, ancient traditions, and awe-inspiring vistas, Nepal offers an unparalleled trekking experience. Whether you're a seasoned trekker or a novice adventurer, our expertly guided tours cater to all levels of experience, ensuring your safety and comfort throughout the journey.

Imagine tracing the footsteps of mountaineering legends as you trek to Everest Base Camp, Trek basking in the glory of the towering peaks. Or immerse yourself in the vibrant rhododendron forests of Annapurna, each step revealing stunning vistas and charming villages. The serene landscapes of Langtang and the remote wilderness of Manaslu and Dolpo beckon to the intrepid traveler, while the allure of Kanchenjunga and Makalu promises a journey of discovery and wonder.

Our Nepal treks are about more than the view from the top. Along the way you’ll share tea in Sherpa kitchens, walk through Gurung villages and Tibetan Buddhist valleys, and meet the families who have welcomed travellers on these trails for generations.

We believe the Himalaya should be better for our visit. That’s why we pay our porters fair wages, give them proper equipment, stay in locally owned teahouses and support the communities along every route we walk.

Whether it’s your first sunrise from Poon Hill, the classic walk to Everest Base Camp, or the quiet trails of Manaslu and Upper Mustang, 2026 and 2027 are the years to make it happen. Let the mountains take your breath away, and let Nepal’s warm hospitality make you feel at home.

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Nepal: The Heart of Himalayan Trekking

Nepal is home to eight of the world’s fourteen mountains above 8,000 metres, and it offers treks for every level of experience. Our best-selling journey is the Everest Base Camp Trek, a 12 to 15 day adventure through the Khumbu, the homeland of the Sherpa people. It follows in the footsteps of Hillary and Tenzing past Namche Bazaar and Tengboche Monastery, and it reaches its high point at Kala Patthar (5,545 m), where you get the most famous close-up view of Everest on Earth. For those who love forests and mountain villages, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek takes 10 to 13 days. It winds through rhododendron woods, terraced fields and Gurung settlements into the Annapurna Sanctuary, a natural amphitheatre ringed by Annapurna I, Machhapuchhre and Hiunchuli.

Trekkers looking for a longer classic can choose the Annapurna Circuit Trek, which takes 14 to 18 days. It circles the entire Annapurna massif, crosses the high Thorong La pass at 5,416 metres, and descends to the sacred temple of Muktinath and the deep Kali Gandaki gorge. The Manaslu Circuit Trek is quieter and wilder. Over 14 to 17 days it loops around the world’s eighth-highest mountain, passing Tibetan Buddhist villages and crossing the dramatic Larkya La pass at 5,106 metres. For first-time trekkers and families, the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek is the perfect introduction. In just four to six days you reach Poon Hill, where a sunrise over Dhaulagiri and Annapurna becomes a Himalayan memory you’ll never forget.

Close to Kathmandu, the Langtang Valley Trek takes seven to ten days. It offers warm Tamang hospitality, yak pastures, local cheese factories and wide views from Kyanjin Ri. The Upper Mustang Trek takes travellers into the hidden kingdom of Lo, where the walled city of Lo Manthang, ancient cave dwellings and desert-like canyons feel more like Tibet than Nepal. Because it lies in the rain shadow of the Himalaya, Upper Mustang is also one of the few treks that is excellent during the summer months. Experienced trekkers seeking true wilderness can take on the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek, an 18 to 22 day expedition into Nepal’s remote far east to the base of the world’s third-highest mountain. For travellers who prefer not to trek, our Nepal Cultural and Wildlife Tour combines the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu Valley, the lakeside charm of Pokhara and jungle safaris in Chitwan National Park.

Tibet: Journey to the Roof of the World

Tibet is a land of turquoise lakes, fluttering prayer flags and centuries-old monasteries. Foreign travellers visit Tibet on guided tours with special permits, and we arrange all the paperwork for you. Our Lhasa City Tour takes four to five days and explores the spiritual heart of Tibetan Buddhism: the majestic Potala Palace, the sacred Jokhang Temple, the bustling Barkhor Street, and the great monasteries of Sera and Drepung. The Lhasa to Everest Base Camp Tour takes eight to ten days. It travels overland across the Tibetan plateau through Gyantse and Shigatse to Rongbuk Monastery, where you get an uninterrupted view of Everest’s north face without a long trek.

For spiritual seekers, the Mount Kailash Kora is one of the most sacred pilgrimages on Earth. Revered by Buddhists, Hindus, Jains and followers of Bön, the three-day walk around Mount Kailash crosses the Drolma La pass at 5,630 metres, and the journey also visits the holy waters of Lake Manasarovar. Adventurers who love the open road can join our Kathmandu to Lhasa Overland Journey, an eight to twelve day crossing from Nepal into Tibet over high passes and through ancient towns, with Everest in view along the way. The best time to visit Tibet is from April to October, while the Kailash season runs from May to September.

Bhutan: The Land of the Thunder Dragon

Bhutan is a carbon-negative kingdom that welcomes visitors through its “High Value, Low Volume” tourism policy, which keeps its culture and natural beauty wonderfully preserved. Our Bhutan Cultural Tour takes five to eight days and discovers the valleys of Paro, Thimphu and Punakha, with their majestic dzongs, colourful festivals and peaceful countryside. The highlight is the hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery, also known as Paro Taktsang, perched on a cliff about 900 metres above the valley floor. Walkers can join the Druk Path Trek, Bhutan’s most popular short trek. Over six to eight days it links Paro and Thimphu across high ridges and past alpine lakes and ancient temples. For a deeper adventure, the Jomolhari Trek takes eight to eleven days to the base of sacred Mount Jomolhari, through yak herders’ camps and remote highland villages, and it is one of the most scenic treks in the entire Himalaya.

The Grand Himalayan Tour: Three Kingdoms in One Journey

For travellers who want to experience all three countries, our Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan Grand Himalayan Tour brings together the temples of Kathmandu, the palaces of Lhasa and the cliffside monasteries of Bhutan in a single journey of 14 to 18 days. Scenic mountain flights link the three kingdoms, and on clear days they offer views over the highest peaks on the planet. The tour is easy to moderate in difficulty, and it is best enjoyed in spring and autumn.

Why Travel With Us

As a locally owned company based in Kathmandu, we are not middlemen. Our guides were born and raised in the Himalaya, and they share their knowledge of the mountains, cultures and traditions with genuine pride. We handle every permit and visa for you, including Nepal trekking permits, Tibet travel permits and Bhutan visas, so you can focus on the journey. We believe the Himalaya should be better for our visit, so we pay our porters fair wages, provide them with proper equipment, stay in locally owned teahouses and lodges, and support the communities along every route we travel. Your safety always comes first: our itineraries allow proper acclimatisation, our guides carry first-aid kits, and emergency evacuation support is always in place. Every trip can be tailored to your needs, whether you are travelling privately, with a group, with family, or in comfort and luxury.

Plan Your 2027 Himalayan Adventure

The best seasons for trekking and touring in the Himalaya are spring, from March to May, and autumn, from September to November. These months fill up quickly, especially for Tibet and Bhutan, where permits and visas take time to arrange, so booking early secures the best guides, flights and accommodation. Let the mountains take your breath away, and let the warm hospitality of the Himalaya make you feel at home. Your Himalayan journey starts here, so contact us today to begin planning your 2027 adventure.