Best Trekking Agency in Nepal – Guided Treks & Tours 2025

High Pass, Big Reward

The Kang La Pass was the highlight (and biggest challenge) of this trek — climbing up to over 5,300 m was physically demanding, but the panorama from the top was mind-blowing. From there, descending into Manang offered grand Himalayan views that felt earned. The Nar-Phu route is less traveled, so we rarely saw other trekkers, which made the sense of adventure even stronger. Skyline Treks’ guides paced us carefully, making sure altitude didn’t overwhelm the experience.

Adam JohnsonUSA

A True Off-the-Beaten-Path Adventure

If you’ve done the popular trails and want something quieter and more rugged, this is the trek. The path to Nar-Phu is remote: high ridges, rocky terrain, and very few trekkers. The climbs are steep, especially at Kang La Pass, but the payoff is immense — isolated high-altitude villages, sweeping Himalayan vistas, and a real sense of wilderness. Skyline Treks’ guide team was excellent: professional, patient, and deeply committed to our safety.

Marcus LeeAustralia

Trekking Into a Hidden Himalayan World

The Nar-Phu Valley trek with Skyline Treks was an unforgettable journey into one of Nepal’s most remote corners. The trail through Meta and Phu felt like stepping out of time — narrow gorges, cliffside paths, and Tibetan-style villages. Crossing Kang La Pass was a huge challenge, but the views of Annapurna and Manaslu were worth every step. Our guide’s local knowledge and focus on acclimatization made the trek safe and deeply rewarding.

Freya Andersen,Denmark

Bird Watching, Hillside Fields, and Himalayan Quiet

As someone passionate about nature, I appreciated the biodiversity on this trek: oak and rhododendron forests, rivers, and terraced farms. The trail wasn’t crowded, which made wildlife-spotting more peaceful and real. From Sikles, we saw distant peaks like Lamjung Himal and Annapurna IV. Latitude in the schedule from Skyline Treks meant we could linger where we wanted.

Kaito NakamuraJapan

A Hidden Gem in the Annapurna Region

I was really drawn to this trek because it’s off the beaten path, and Skyline Treks delivered exactly that. The hike passed through rhododendron forests and peaceful farmland before arriving at the ridge above Mardi Khola. The trail up gave us panoramic views of the Annapurna massif, and the evening in Sikles was especially memorable: simple homes, warm hospitality, and mountain serenity.

Liam O’ConnorIreland