Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek
Searching on Wikipedia, about the best budget treks in Nepal, the first recommendation that you will ever come across is the trek to Poon Hill, which can be completed within a 3 to 5 days of timeframe, depending on the starting point. Even though it is the cheapest cost-friendly Himalayan adventure, this journey takes you to one of the best Annapurna view points that showcases the unmatched view of the Himalayan peaks, and the sunrise over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri range, flanked with the prayer flags and red rhododendrons, just ahead of the mountains. The trip takes you to the highest elevation of 3210, exploring the rich cultural villages of the gurung and Magar communities, where the odyssey starts from Pokhara and navigates through Ulleri, Tadapani, and Ghandruk, which gives you insight into the traditional lifestyle of locals, and also offers you the thrill of trekking along the mountains.
How much does it cost?
The overall cost highly depends on the route that you are taking, looking to opt for, as you can either do a solely trip just to the hill point, or combined with nearby trekking routes. However, as this blog is all about the low-cost trekking in the Himalayas, the Poon Hill Trip for 3 to 4 days, which is a standard itinerary, costs between USD 465 and gets minimized to USD 300 per head, which is the best deal you can get.
Manaslu Circuit Trek
The legendary Manaslu Circuit Treksimply stands out as one of the best short budget trekking routes in Nepal, which encircles the world's 8th-tallest mountain - Mt. Manaslu and attains the highest elevation of 5160 meters at Larkya La Pass. Not only that, but this Himalayan adventure also offers a wild, raw trekking experience as the trailhead passes through all the way via an off-beaten route, with a rich cultural exploration of the Tibetan communities, whose lifestyle is still preserved just as in ancient days. One of the main highlights of this trip is the unmatched view of the mountains, where the 360-degree panoramic views, such as Shringi Himal, Ganesh Himal, Annapurna I (the world's 10th tallest peak), Dhaulagiri massif, tend to accompany you in each step.
Usually, this trek takes 13 to days; however, it can be easily attained within 10 days as well, starting from Kathmandu, the capital city. However, your itinerary must be crafted accordingly for safe ascent. This trip meanders along the roaring Budhi Gandaki River, and enters the beautiful, lush green valley of rhododendrons and pines, where the landscapes start to open up slowly, with the settlements of locals, and showcases the captivating glacier and alpine valleys.
Does this fit within the estimated cost-friendly price?
This trek is basically considered the top budget-friendly remote trek in Nepal, which is much cheaper and fits in the budget than other restricted area treks. Consider opting for the short Manaslu trek, where the cost starts from USD 599 to USD 999 per head, which gets completed within 10 days, if the duration is elongated, then, due to the restricted area permit, the cost cannot be minimized lesser than, that, so this trip is perfect for experienced hikers or backpackers looking for short, challenging yet cost effective treks in Nepal.
Why is it a Must-Do Adventure?
- Encircle the world's eighth-tallest peak - Mount Manaslu, also known as "Killer Mountain"
- Experience the marvelous transition of the landscapes, from green forest to the sparkling glaciers and mountains
- Explore the unexplored restricted area of Nepal, with fewer footprints on the trail, with the most serene trailhead
- Feel the thrill of accomplishment after reaching a new height of 5160 meters at Larkya La Pass
- Get your heart warmed up with the rich hospitality of the Tibetan communities and their unique way of perceiving life
Trekking Route
This trek begins with a 7-8-hour bus drive to Aarughat, and then takes a jeep drive to Maccha Khola, which is the starting point of the trip. Then, the walking trail soonly begins on the second day, which passes through several notable stops such as Jagat, Deng, Samdo, Shyala, Narung, Lho Sama Gaun, via several ancient monasteries, mani walls, villages in between, and one of the pristine glacial lakes - Birendra Lake as well, and a final push to the Larkya La Pass (5160 meters). The trek to Manaslu then descends to Bhimthang, Dharapani, and returns to Kathmandu, with a bus ride or jeep as well.
Tip: Good to Know
Before you venture out on this trek, make sure to hire a registered and licensed guide through a local agency to get access to the permits, as this Manaslu Circuit Trek falls under a restricted area zone.
Everest Panorama Trek
Many people surely dream of reaching the foothill of the world's highest peak, Mount Everest; however, they usually set back, because it demands ample preparations, planning, and more than 12 days for safe ascent. Along with that, the uncertain delay of the Lukla Flight to reach the starting point of the trek, which is Lukla Airport, or you can say, Phakding as well.
Not everyone has got everyone, and surely seeks for short alternative, and easier journey within the iconic region, if that's the case then, Everest Panorama Trek, is one of the must do short treks in Nepal, which explores the legendary UNESCO Heritage Site - Sagarmatha National Park, with the panoramic view of some of the iconic peaks, such as Mount Everest, Lhotse, Cholatshe, Ama Dablam, Makalu, Tharmseku, and several others in comfort.
This trek simply starts with a Lukla Flight, and reaches the highest elevation of 3820 meters, at Tengboche Monastery, by reaching the Everest View Hotel - the world's highest 5-star hotel during acclimatization day as well, which shows the best panoramic vista of the almighty Mount Everest (Sagarmatha in Nepali language). This trek is also known as "Everest View Trek", which explores the Khumbu region, and the key notable place, the bustling town of Namche Bazaar, with the Sherpa cultural exploration, distinct mountain views, and covers the first half of the standard trail, within 5 to 7 days.
How much does it cost?
Usually, you can choose the standard, luxury, or budget packages; it's up to you, within the Everest region. However, as it is the shortest trekking route to explore the region itself of Everest, it minimizes the cost than, other luxury or standard packages within this territory, where the cost starts from USD 399 and goes upto USD 599 per person, which highly depends on the number of person that your group holds.
Why is it a Must-Do Adventure?
- Explore the iconic Khumbu - Everest region, where the Sherpa locals, rich bio and eco system, with some of the world's highest mountains, reside
- Gaze at the eight thousanders that reside within this territory, including Makalu, Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and even the 360-degree views of Mount Everest
- Experience the premium luxury lodge at gaze the mountains from the world's highest situated 5-star hotel - Everest View Hotel
Trekking Route
This short adventure starts with a Lukla Flight, and follows the pathway to Phakding along the Dudh Koshi River, and reaches the Namche Bazaar, and reaches the Everest View Hotel, during acclimatization day, and continues the trip toward Tengboche Monastery and then Monjo. Pursuing a different route to Lukla, this trek ends with a Lukla Flight back to Kathmandu.
Tip: Good to Know
The Lukla Flight might get delayed during the peak trekking season, for some hours lasting till a day, so, if you are time-conscious, then you can opt for the helicopter route of 1 day, or just return to Kathmandu via heli ride, on a sharing basis, which costs you approx. $ 300 per head.
Langtang Valley Trek
Langtang Trek is simply one of the best, shortest, and budget-friendly trekking routes in Nepal, which explores the unchanged Himalayan culture of the indigenous communities of Tamang and Yolmo, and at the same time offers you the almighty views of the Langtang Himalayas. This trek navigates through the Langtang National Park, right from the very start, which boasts a varied ecosystem, biodiversity, and the distinct climatic zones of the Langtang region. Being an easily accessible journey, this trek to Langtang Valley lets you experience the off-beaten, raw, wild trailhead, with a less crowded route, presenting a real Himalayan experience.
This trek can be easily accessible, with a drive from Kathmandu to Sybrubesi, and is completed within just 5 to 7 days, passing through the ancient settlements such as Lama Hotel, Ghota Tabela, Langtang village, and reaching the spiritual hub of Kyanjin Gompa. This spot is famous for being an acclimatization spot, where you get to explore the Tibetan culture, monasteries, mani walls, engage in meditation, or visit the Swiss factory nearby - yak cheese factory. The side trip from here ascends to the highest pinnacle of either Tserko Ri at 4750 meters or Kyanjin Ri, for beginners, offering the panoramic view of the Langtang Lirung at an elevation of 7227 meters.
Why is it a Must-Do Adventure?
- Explore, one of Nepal's most protected and second national parks, which boasts varied topography, ecosystem, and biodiversity, with ancient villages residing here
- Experience the rich Tibetan villages of the Tamang communities, and get to learn about their lifestyle, traditions, and the boisterous festival celebrations
- Visit the spiritual and meditational hub of Kyanjin Gompa
- Gaze at the 360-degree panoramic view of the Langtang Himalayas, with other glaciers
Trekking Route
This short adventure starts with an 8-hour drive to Syabrubesi and passes through the Lama Hotel, Langtang village, and explores the famous Kyanjin Gompa, and pushes a final ascent to Kyanjin Ri or Tsergo Ri and descends the same route via Ghota Tabela, and Syabrubesi.
Tips for Minimizing the Cost
If you are a beginner or short on time, then consider the option for an ascent to Kyanjin Ri, which is a bit easier and can be completed within just 5 days. While choosing the short Langtang trek, you will minimize the trip by cutting off an extra 3 days, whereas, as it falls under easy short treks in Nepal, you won't have a problem in terms of altitude sickness, even if you are a beginner. The cost usually starts from USD 499 per head, and reaches up to USD 650 per head, at the highest, which, as already mentioned, depends on your itinerary and the number of hikers.
Mardi Himal Trek
The Mardi Trek is one of Nepal's best cost-effective short treks, which lets you explore the pristine Annapurna Conservation Area, reaching the highest elevation of 4500 meters, which is comparatively less in altitude, meaning it is also a beginner-friendly trek. Known as a newly introduced Himalayan journey, it covers the more remote terrains of the Annapurna region, with a less crowded route, offering a serene off-beaten kind of adventure, showing the six climatic zones, within a short period of time.
This trek is also an easily accessible journey, starting from Pokhara - the city of Lakes, rewarding you with the rich tapestry of culture of the Tamang, Gurung, Rai, and Sherpa communities. However, just letting you know that this trip doesn't focus on cultural exploration, but on the scenic views of the mountains and landscapes, with the rewarding views of several Himalayan peaks such as Mt. Fishtail (Macchapuchare), Annapurna I, Annapurna South, and the Mardi Himal itself.
Entering the woodlands with the blooming rhododendrons, pines, and oaks, the trail slowly offers the rugged and rocky terrains and landscapes, and shows the prominent view of the Mardi Himal after reaching the highest point, Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4500 meters. Even though this trek takes a maximum of 5 days, it shows the six distinct climatic zones, like a long Himalayan adventure.
Highlights, Cost, and Essential Tips
- Explore the newly introduced Himalayan terrains within the Annapurna region
- Get a chance to experience the distinct lifestyle of the Tibetan communities of Rai, Gurung, Sherpa, Magar, etc.
- Gaze at the highly towering Himalayan peaks, including Annapurna I, Annapurna South, and Macchapuchare, and the Mardi Himal
- Meander through the blooming red rhododendrons and thriving oaks and pines, with a chirping sound of Himalayan birds
The trek begins with a road drive from Pokhara and reaches Pothana, from where the journey begins, and passes through the notable settlements such as Forest Camp, Low Camp, High Camp, Badal Danda, and finally ascends to the Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4500 meters.
As this trek falls within the iconic Annapurna region, if time fits, then you can consider opting for combined treks within this territory, like ABC or Poon Hill, for a better Himalayan adventure and deeper exploration. As it is a newly introduced route within the Annapurna region, this trek to Mardi Himal usually falls within the budget-friendly trekking packages in Nepal, which can be completed within USD 450 per person, due to the cheaper accommodations, meals, guides, porters, and transportation costs, compared to other popular treks within the Annapurna region.
Short Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek
The trek to Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) lets you explore the Annapurna Sanctuary, taking you to the foothill (lap) of the world's tenth-highest peak - Mount Annapurna (8091 m), which can be done by beginners, families with kids, and senior citizens. It is one of the top 3 trekking destinations here in Nepal, considering three major aspects: firstly, a short duration trip, secondly, an easily accessible trip, and lastly, reaching the foothill of one of the top 10 highest mountains in the world. Throughout the journey, you will be accompanied by several Himalayan peaks such as Annapurna I, Hiunchuli, Annapurna South, Macchapuchare (Fish Tail), and the almighty Annapurna and Dhaulagiri massif.
Trip Cost
Even though the classical route that combines Poon Hill, or follows the longer route of approx. 11 to 14 days, you can shorten the trip to 5-7 days, and complete the trip in a limited timeframe starting from Pokhara. That is why we highly suggest you consider Rapid ABC Trek if you are budget-conscious and have some experience, which fits under USD 380 to USD 555 per head, excluding the personal expenses. Also, take note, if acclimatized properly, despite being a short trek, it is safe to undertake.
Why is it a Must-Do Adventure?
- Get accompanied by the highly towering Himalayan peaks, including Annapurna I, Annapurna South, and Macchapuchare, and the Mardi Himal
- Experience the ancient culture being highly influenced by the Tibetans of varied communities, such as Magar, Gurung, Rai, Sherpa, and many others
- Attain the lap of the world's tallest peak, Annapurna I, at 8091 meters
Trekking Route
This trip navigates through some of the notable villages, such as Ulleri, Ghorepani, Tadapani, Upper Sinuwa, Chhomrong, Deurali, and reaches the two iconic foothills, such as Macchapuchare Base Camp (MBC) and Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek, exploring the rich culture and traditions of Magar, Gurung, Tamang, etc., being highly influenced by Tibetan culture.
Tip: Good to Know
Even though it is an all-around trip, throughout the year, make sure to be prepared accordingly and pack the essentials, considering four seasonal variations.
Gosaikunda Trekking
The trek to holy Gosaikunda Lake stands out being another popular budget-friendly trek, located in the Langtang region of Nepal, which takes you to the highland with the panoramic view of the Langtang range and the holy lake itself. This Himalayan adventure is a bit more off the beaten trailhead, which explores the culture of Langtang of the Yolmo and Tamang communities that reside here, and the enchanting Gosainkunda Valley itself, passing through the off-beaten wild landmark, and less crowded trekking routes in the Himalayas. The journey usually lasts for 7 to 12 days within the timeframe, where you need a licensed trekking guide's assistance to venture out, whereas the guides can be hired from several trekking local agencies, for a safe and budget-friendly trip, where the guide fees, meals, lodges, vehicle cost, and permits are included in the package.
Trip Cost
- The trek costs range from USD 350 and goes upto USD 450 per head, if you are opting for the Gosaikunda lake trip solely, whereas, considering other treks, the price might reach on the higher side.
Route to Follow
The trek starts to Dhunche (1954 m), from Kathmandu, where the walking trail officially begins entering the Langtang National Park, then the route navigates through several other points, such as Syabru at 2310 m, and Sing Gompa (3582 m), on the following two days. Afterwards takes a final ascent to the holy lake of Gosaikunda at 4378 meters and then, after the exploration, the trip concludes with a drive back to Kathmandu from Dhunche, where the overall trip concludes within 6 days.
Pikey Peak Trek
The Pikey Peak Trek is another budget trek in Nepal, within the world's most famous iconic territory of the Khumbu region, which is easy to undertake, and that also falls under the short Himalayan adventure, completed within 5 to 6 days.
This trek is a perfect substitute for the EBC Trek, and is undoubtedly suitable for some, with a limited time frame, that showcases the distinct landscapes and the Himalayan peaks, including the panoramic insight of Mount Everest itself. The major highlight of this odyssey also stands out to be the deeper cultural exploration of the Sherpa traditions and traverses through the Tibetan-influenced villages, monasteries, mani walls, chortens, and ancient villages flanked by the prayer flags.
Trip Cost
The price range starts from USD 450 and reaches its highest at USD 499 per head only; however, the personal expenses like laundry services, hot showers, and beverages must be borne by the hikers themselves.
Route to Follow
The adventure begins with a jeep ride to Dhap village, that perched at an elevation of 2932 meters, then follows the route passing through Jharpe, and arrives at the Pikey Peak Base Camp on the very next day, which takes an uphill walk to Pikey Peak - the highest at 4068 meters.
Khopra Danda - Ridge Trek
The Khopra Ridge Trek is one of the off-beaten, newly introduced Annapurna region treks, which can be completed within a 7-day time frame, maximum, if done solely, which takes an exploration of the Annapurna Conservation Area. However, the distinct and highlighted feature tends to be the less crowded route and ancient tea house, far distinct from the regular trekking route within this territory. This trek leads you to the highest elevation of 4500 meters, at Khayer Kharka Lake, and explores the famous settlements (culturally rich villages) at Ghandruk, where gurung communities reside.
Trip Cost
The trek costs range between USD 490 and USD 650 per head, where the package covers all the required essentials; however, if combined with other popular treks near the access from this iconic site, then the Khopra Ridge cost might exceed USD 700 per head.
Route
Pokhara - Ghandruk - Tadapani - Bayeli Kharka - reaches Khopra Ridge (Danda) at 3660 m - Swanta - Ghorepani village - Morning Ascent to Poon Hill View Point - and then descend to Nayapul and get back to Pokhara.
Helambu Trek
Situated in the northeastern part of Nepal, the underrated Helambu Trek falls under one of the best budget treks in Nepal, which can be completed within a limited timeframe, and is easily accessible from Kathmandu, which is just an hour away. This trek covers the Himalayan protected area of Langtang National Park, rich in Himalayan flora and wildlife species, where you can gain insight into several Himalayan peaks, including the Jugal Himal, Dorje Lakpa, Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lhakpa, and Mount Everest. Falling under the cost-friendly trip, this trek stands out to be beginner-friendly as well, following the well-marked trail, reaching the highest elevation of 3567 m at Tharepati.
Route
Duration: 6 days | Kathmandu - Sundarijal (Drive) - then hike starts towards Chisapani (2180 m), Kutumsang (2870 m), Tharepati (3567 m), Tarke Gyang via Melamchi Gaon, Semathang (2625 m), Melamchi Bazaar, and then drive back to Kathmandu.
Trip Cost
USD 399 to USD 458 per person, which depends on the number of hikers that your group.
What is included in the Budget-Friendly Trekking Packages in Nepal?
If you opt for any budget treks in Nepal, then, with the cost that you have paid to a local-based agency like Destination Himalaya Treks, every requirement will be covered. Starting from the basic amenities such as food, accommodations, trekking permits, licensed trekking guide, transportation cost, it is included in the package itself, where you do not have to pay an extra charge.
No additional cost is required until and unless it's a personal expense, such as laundry services, wifi, electric chargings, and beverages. Please remember, while it may sound like a basic bare minimum, it becomes a luxury in the high elevations, considering the fact that the Himalayan trailheads are least developed, with solar panel electrics. If budget is an issue for personal spending, then spend wisely, by packing gear considering all seasons, packing quick snacks, reusable water bottles, this way you can save money, and hike within budget in Nepal.
Essential Tips and Considerations for Budget Trekking in Nepal
Before you venture out on any treks in Nepal, especially while considering the budget-friendly treks, there are several things that you must know and consider for a smooth, hassle-free adventure, and also help you to get prepared accordingly.
Choose Ideal Seasons
One of the most essential things that you must consider, while visiting the Himalayas, is choosing the ideal peak seasons to venture out, for a safe ascent and hike within an estimated budget. Trekking in the ideal seasons, where the weather is at its finest, contributes to your overall treks in Nepal, which let you hike with the surrounding mountain and landscape views, making your every penny worth it. The best time to trek in Nepal is marked by Spring, starting from March to May, and another ideal season is Autumn (mid-September to late November), during this time, the chances of rain or snowfall remain low, with the crystal clear panoramic views of mountains.
On the other hand, if you are considering the winter or monsoon season, at high elevation, then the main problem becomes the possibility of disruption (cancellation), and delay of the trek, which lengthens the trip, maximizing the cost beyond the actual budget, whereas the views also remain questionable, with possible challenges. However, if you are considering venturing out in the Himalayas during Christmas and New Year, then there are several popular winter treks that you can choose to, smoothly.
Obtain Trekking Permits
Please, take note that the first and foremost thing that you must consider before any adventure or the budget trekking routes in Nepal, to hike legally, you must acquire the trekking permits, as required by the government. If you are hiking through a registered local trekking agency guided package, then the permit is included in your package, so you do not have to hassle about managing the permits.
While the restricted area treks demand generic rules, to grab the permits, you must hike along with the trekking licensed guide, through a registered local-based agency. If you are hiking independently, to non-restricted areas, then you can grab permits at the Tourism Board of Nepal at Thamel, by paying a certain amount of fees easily, where the price depends on your nationality. For instance, if you are an SAARC Nationality Trekker, then the cost will be slightly cheaper, whereas, remains the same for foreign trekkers.
Foods and Accommodations
Another major factor that you must consider is the cost of meals and lodges, which highly affects the overall budget of the trek. If you are hiking independently and solo, without opting for any guided package, then one major thing that you must look forward to is a budget plan for the meals and lodges. The meals and accommodations cost is relatively low, at the lower altitude below 3000 meters, where you can find luxury rooms (depending on the route), with attached washroom, whereas, after ascending to the higher elevation above 4000 meters, the cost gets on the higher side, costing approx. 10 to 15 per room.
Meanwhile, for the meals, you will find, wide range of options, where the cost depends on the food that you choose from the menu; however, take a brief note that the western foods generally cost higher than the local ones, with prices starting from USD 5 to USD 8 per meal, whereas, for the local foods, you can get the meals, within USD 4-5 per meal.
Estimate Personal Expenses
While budget trekking in Nepal, another major thing that you must consider, to hike in cost cost-friendly estimation, is that you must be aware of the fact that, even though you choose the guided trek, personal spending such as laundry services, hot shower, wifi, beverages, and tipping the guide, falls, under your own expenses, where you must bear it yourself, and make sure to spend intelligently.
Hire a Licensed Trekking Guide and Porter
Even though you are not looking forward to spending too much and bearing extra costs, apart from essentials, hiring a licensed trekking guide remains crucial to navigate through a safe trekking route and follow the basic mandatory government rules. The cost for a guide is basically, in every budget package; however, tipping a guide must be done by yourself. Tipping a guide usually costs 10% of his/her total salary, whereas, if you are hiking independently, without any assistance from the trekking agency, then the guide cost might be a bit on the higher side, costing USD 35 to USD 40 per day.
While referring to the porter, it remains your own personal choice, which is usually not included in every package that you opt for; hiring a porter costs approximately. USD 18 to USD 22 per day, for a lower elevation trek, whereas, cost is slightly higher, which is a minimum of USD 25 per day, at restricted areas. Also, the tipping cost remains the same, just as a guide.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Are budget-friendly trekking packages in Nepal suitable for families and senior citizen trekkers?
Yes, the budget treks in Nepal suit any kind of hikers, even though the hike is basically done in a cost-friendly way at a lower price, the assistance of a professional expert team beforehand with an experience of more than 10+ years, in crafting as per preferences and cost, and the navigation with a licensed guide, ensures comfort and safe trip, overall.
Are there any emergency services available during budget trekking?
While the accessibility to medical services, like hospitals, remains rare, especially at higher elevations, where the only option is health check post services, you will be assisted by a guide in case of minor injuries. On the other hand, for the severe cases like altitude sickness or serious injuries, we provide the accessibility to helicopter evacuation, which your travel insurance policy must cover in terms of pricing.
Which are the best, least crowded, budget-friendly treks in Nepal?
There are several budget-friendly packages that you can choose to venture out; however, specifically mentioning the less crowded ones, consider opting for the short Manaslu region treks, or the Gosaikunda and lauribian pass, or the newly introduced Khopra Danda trek.
Can I trek in Nepal for a low cost?
To trek in budget-friendly, cost-effective Himalayan treks, consider choosing a lower duration, lower elevation, and easily accessible treks, and also plan the trip wisely by packing gear, and hike along with your group rather than a solo adventure.
Can I do the Everest trek in Nepal at a budget-friendly price?
There are many trekking routes that you can venture out in budget with lower cost, whereas the famous one tends to be the Peaky Peak and Everest Panorama Trek, which can be completed within 5 to 7 days. On the good note, if reaching the base camp is on your bucket list, however, settling back, then, you can choose to head for the Budget Everest Base Camp Trek, which gets completed within USD 850 per head, including the thrilling Lukla Flight.
Conclusion: Final Say
There are several budget trekking routes in Nepal that you can undertake to the Himalayas, in many popular regions such as Annapurna, Everest, and Manaslu, and other easily accessible trips in the mountain areas. As mentioned, there are many popular trailheads, such as Annapurna Short Trek, Poon Hill, Mardi Himal, Khopra Ridge, and Everest Panorama Trip, whereas the Langtang region has wide options, including the Gosaikunda Lake, Helambu, Tamang Heritage, and a short trek to Langtang. On the other hand, if you are looking forward to the restricted area remote budget treks, then the best option stands out to be the Manaslu Circuit, which can be completed within an estimated budget and time period.
Each Himalayan adventure has its own features, offering panoramic mountains, wetlands, cultures, traditions, landscapes, and the distinct (unique) perspective of the local lifestyle passing through ancient villages. Meanwhile, if you are looking forward to the Nepal budget trekking, please contact Destination Himalaya Treks and Expedition by emailing info@destinationhimalayatreks.com, or just WhatsApp, or call at +977 9851016814. We offer the guided trip and the best itinerary, which can be customized as per your preferences and cost (estimated budget), to know more, feel free to contact us.
