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Highest Mountains in Nepal
There are numerous high-altitude mountains in Nepal. There are a total of 14 eight thousand meters peaks in the world. The small Himalayan nation of Nepal is home to 8 out of 14 eight-thousand-meter peaks. Every year, thousands of mountaineers visit Nepal to climb mountains. The Himalayan nation offers you a lot if you’re a mountain lover. Trekking, Peak climbing, Mountaineering, etc. are the popular adventure activities that you can do in the mountains of Nepal.
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The Himalayas, the world’s youngest and tallest mountain range, stretch for 2,400 kilometers. A significant portion, around 800 kilometers, or one-third of the range, lies within Nepal, known as the Nepal Himalayas. There are more than 1300 mountains in the Nepal Himalayas. Out of 1300+ mountains, the government of Nepal has issued mountain climbing for 414 peaks.
Top 8 Highest Mountains in Nepal
Mount Everest
- Elevation: 8848m/29,029ft
- Region/Range: Mahalangur Himalaya
- First Ascent: Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa on 29 May 1953
- Co-Ordinates: 27°59′17″N 86°55′31″E
Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the World. It sits at an altitude of 8848.86 meters from the sea level. The mountain borders Nepal and Tibet. There are two base camps on Mount Everest: the southern end in Nepal and the northern end in Tibet. The World’s tallest peak was named after the British surveyor Sir George Everest. However, Everest is locally known as “Sagarmatha” in Nepal and “Chomolungma” in Tibet. The Everest expedition is performed from both sides, but climbing from southern Base Camp in Nepal is preferred.

Mount Kanchenjunga
- Elevation: 8,586m/28,169ft
- Region/Range: Kanchenjunga Himalaya
- First Ascent: Joe Brown and George Band on May 25, 1955
- Co-Ordinates: 27°42′12″N 88°08′51″E
Mount Kanchenjunga is the second-highest peak in Nepal and the third highest peak globally. Kanchenjunga lies in the Eastern part of Nepal and borders with India in the East. Situated on the border of Nepal and India, the mountain was once assumed to be the tallest peak in the World, but the calculations and measurements showed that Everest was the tallest peak in the World. Kanchenjunga is the Tibetan word and was adopted as the official spelling of the mountain.
Previously, expeditions to Kanchenjunga were conducted from both the Indian and Nepali sides. However, climbing from the Indian side has since been banned, and now all Kanchenjunga expeditions are carried out exclusively from the Nepali side.
Mount Lhotse
- Elevation: 8,516m/27,940
- Region/Range: Mahalangur Himalaya
- First Ascent: Ernst Reiss and Fritz Luchsinger on May 18, 1956
- Co-Ordinates: 27°57′42″N 86°55′59″E
Mount Lhotse is the third highest mountain in Nepal and the fourth highest mountain in the World. The central peak of Lhotse is located on the border between Tibet and Nepal. It is also known as “South Peak” in Tibetan. It, too, lies in the Khumbu region of Nepal. Lhotse sits at the highest point of the Everest massif, with Everest to the north and Nuptse to the west, forming a massive horseshoe-shaped arc.
The mountain’s main ridge has four distinct summits: Lhotse Main at 8,516 meters, Lhotse Middle (also known as Lhotse Central I or Lhotse East) at 8,414 meters, Lhotse Central II at 8,372 meters, and Lhotse Shar at 8,383 meters.
Mount Makalu
- Elevation: 8,463m/27,766ft
- Region/Range: Mahalangur Himalaya
- First Ascent: Riley Keegan, Bill Long, and Allen Steck on May 15, 1955
- Co-Ordinates: 27°53′23″N 87°05′20″E
Mount Makalu, standing tall at 8,463 meters, is the fifth highest mountain in the world but is the fourth highest peak in Nepal. The peak lies at 19 km east of the mount Everest in central Nepal. Makalu is a standalone peak with a distinct four-sided pyramid shape. Makalu has two prominent subsidiary peaks, with Kangchungtse, or Makalu II (7,678 meters), located about three kilometers north-northwest of the main summit. It lies in the Mahalangur Himalayan range and sits at the border between Nepal and Tibet.

Mount Cho Oyu
- Elevation: 8,201m/26,906ft
- Region/Range: Mahalangur Himalaya
- First Ascent: Herbert Tichy, Joseph Jochler, Sherpa Pasang Dawa Lama on October 19, 1954
- Co-Ordinates: 28°05′39″N 86°39′39″E
Mount Cho Oyu is the sixth highest mountain in the world. Cho Oyu is a Tibetan word that means “Turquoise Goddess.” Nangpa La Pass, the famous trading route between Sherpa and Tibetans, sits a few kilometers west of Cho Oyu. The mountains lie on the border of Nepal and Tibet. The Cho Oyu peak climb is preferred via the North wedge ridge from the Tibetan side.
Mount Dhaulagiri
- Elevation: 8,167m/26,795ft
- Region/Range: Dhaulagiri Himalaya
- First Ascent: Kurt Diemberger, Peter Diener, Nawang Dorje, Nima Dorje, Ernst Forrer and Albin Schelbert on May 19, 1960
- Co-Ordinates: 28°41′48″N 83°29′35″E
Mount Dhaulagiri is the 6th tallest mountain in Nepal. The mountain lies in western Nepal and is the highest mountain within the borders of a single country. The wide views of Mount Dhaulagiri are one of the major highlights of Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek. It is one of the most challenging peaks of Nepal Himalaya to climb. The name of Mount Dhaulagiri comes from the Sanskrit word “Dhawal,” which means Dazzling, White, Beautiful, and “Giri” means beautiful.
Mount Manaslu
- Elevation: 8,156m/26,759ft
- Region/Range: Manaslu Himalaya
- First Ascent: Toshio Imanishi and Gyalzen Norbu on May 9, 1956
- Co-Ordinates: 28°33′00″N 84°33′35″E
Mount Manaslu is the eight highest mountain in the world. Manaslu means the “Mountain of the spirit.” These days, Everest expeditors prefer Manaslu as the trekking peak. The northeast face is considered the standard route for the Manaslu expedition.
Mount Annapurna
- Elevation: 8091m/26,545ft
- Region/Range: Annapurna Himalaya
- First Ascent: Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal on June 3, 1950
- Co-Ordinates: 28°35′44″N 83°49′13″E
Mount Annapurna is the 10th highest mountain in the world. The Annapurna Mountains are among the most challenging mountains to climb, presenting several dangerous ascents. There are four peaks in the Annapurna Massif: Annapurna (I, II, III, IV). Annapurna I is the tallest peak among the four mountains of Annapurna Massif. Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of the most popular treks in the world, and it encircles the Annapurna Massif.

Mountain climbing in Nepal
Mountain climbing in Nepal began in 1949. Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal were the expeditors who kicked off the first expedition on June 3rd,1950, where they summited Mount Annapurna. However, mountaineers took three more years to summit the world’s highest mountain. Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa became the first to summit Mount Everest. Every year, thousands of expeditors summit over the different mountains of Nepal.
The Nepal government has permitted a total of 414 peaks for mountain climbing. Spring and autumn are the best times to go mountain climbing in Nepal. These seasons offer the ideal weather conditions for expeditions. If you’re an experienced trekker, there are numerous exciting yet challenging mountains to climb in Nepal. Island Peak, Peakey Peak, Tersko Ri, etc., are some of the beginner-friendly peaks to climb in Nepal.
If you plan to climb any mountains in Nepal, you can get an expedition permit and summit different high-altitude peaks worldwide.
Some Popular Treks in Nepal’s Himalayas
Everest Base Camp Trek
Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the most popular treks in the world. It leads to the base of the highest peak in the world. The trek to Everest Base Camp is one of the most exciting and challenging adventures ever. You will be able to witness the different mountain peaks of the Mahalangur Himal range, such as Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, etc. The trekking trails comprise several steep ascents and descents, but the trek takes you to witness the amazing views of the gigantic Everest.
12 Days
Adventure Treks
USD 1,249 per person
12 Days
Trekking
USD 1,949 per person
The total hiking distance in this famous trekking route is about 130 km both ways. It takes you around 12-14 days to complete this trek. You will be hiking for around 10-15 km per day. Acclimatization is a must in any Himalayan trek. Likewise, you will need to acclimatize while trekking in the Everest region.
ERIC CHE Hong Kong , 04/2024
Good Experience of Himalaya trip’s EBC trek – 12 days
ERIC CHE Hong Kong , 04/2024
Ho Jessica Lynette Hong Kong , 2024
Unforgettable Everest Base Camp Trek with Jay and His Amazing Team!
Ho Jessica Lynette Hong Kong , 2024
Ho Jessica Lynette Hong Kong , 2024
Unforgettable EBC Trek with Jay
Ho Jessica Lynette Hong Kong , 2024
Was referred to Harka by a friend who had done the 12 Days EBC Trek a few months before, and he was very easy to contact and quick to respond. We were a bit uneasy about booking with someone from the other side of the world, but Harka proved himself to be honest, professional, and reputable while organising our trip for us. Once we were in Kathmandu, he was easy to meet up with and was quick to help us out with anything we needed. Our guide, Mr. Dil, who met us in Lukla, was what really made our trip as amazing as it was. He was extremely knowledgable on the mountains and mountain passes, as well as getting us into tea houses and our flight home. He was very professional, friendly, and easy to work with, even though his English was a bit broken. Overall, it was an incredible trip, and I wouldn’t hesitate to book with Harka again. If you do the EBC, ask for Dil, he’s the man.
Canada, November 2018Seth Canada , November 2018
Everest Base Camp Trekking – 12 Days
Was referred to Harka by a friend who had done the 12 Days EBC Trek a few months before, and he was very easy to contact and quick to respond. We were a bit uneasy about booking with someone from the other side of the world, but Harka proved himself to be honest, professional, and reputable while organising our trip for us. Once we were in Kathmandu, he was easy to meet up with and was quick to help us out with anything we needed. Our guide, Mr. Dil, who met us in Lukla, was what really made our trip as amazing as it was. He was extremely knowledgable on the mountains and mountain passes, as well as getting us into tea houses and our flight home. He was very professional, friendly, and easy to work with, even though his English was a bit broken. Overall, it was an incredible trip, and I wouldn’t hesitate to book with Harka again. If you do the EBC, ask for Dil, he’s the man.
Canada, November 2018Seth Canada , November 2018
I booked a private trek to Everest Base Camp so it was just myself and my guide / porter trekking together for 12 days. As a solo traveller I always invest a lot of time in to researching the company I book with, it was important to me to do this with a Nepalese tour company and the previous reviews were so encouraging and positive I decided to contact Himalaya Trip to see what they had to offer.
Harka responded almost immediately despite the time difference and sent me detailed information on the Everest Base Camp trek. He answered all my questions and always replied quickly which continued to give me confidence. They were also very competitively priced compared to other local companies and along with the great reviews I had a good feeling that Harka and his team would be the ones to get me to EBC.
Harka met me at the airport, took me to my hotel and helped get me any last minute bits I needed for the trek in Kathmandu. He made everything very easy and I felt safe and reassured the whole time which is important to me as a solo female traveller.
My guide / porter was called Dil and he was the man I was spending 12 days with trekking to EBC. Dil was fantastic, he looked out for me every step of the way, regularly checking in to ensure I was ok and did everything to make my experience on the trek as comfortable and as safe as possible. Dil was so knowledgable about the area and the mountains he would point out everything along the way. Despite him speaking broken English we could quite easily chat and communicate without any problems.
The trek was an incredible experience and one of the toughest yet most amazing things I’ve ever done and part of that was down to the efficiency and professionalism of Harka and his team. I didn’t have to worry or think about a thing, just getting to EBC.
UK, Nov 2018Anna UK , Nov 2018
Private trek to Everest Base Camp
I booked a private trek to Everest Base Camp so it was just myself and my guide / porter trekking together for 12 days. As a solo traveller I always invest a lot of time in to researching the company I book with, it was important to me to do this with a Nepalese tour company and the previous reviews were so encouraging and positive I decided to contact Himalaya Trip to see what they had to offer.
Harka responded almost immediately despite the time difference and sent me detailed information on the Everest Base Camp trek. He answered all my questions and always replied quickly which continued to give me confidence. They were also very competitively priced compared to other local companies and along with the great reviews I had a good feeling that Harka and his team would be the ones to get me to EBC.
Harka met me at the airport, took me to my hotel and helped get me any last minute bits I needed for the trek in Kathmandu. He made everything very easy and I felt safe and reassured the whole time which is important to me as a solo female traveller.
My guide / porter was called Dil and he was the man I was spending 12 days with trekking to EBC. Dil was fantastic, he looked out for me every step of the way, regularly checking in to ensure I was ok and did everything to make my experience on the trek as comfortable and as safe as possible. Dil was so knowledgable about the area and the mountains he would point out everything along the way. Despite him speaking broken English we could quite easily chat and communicate without any problems.
The trek was an incredible experience and one of the toughest yet most amazing things I’ve ever done and part of that was down to the efficiency and professionalism of Harka and his team. I didn’t have to worry or think about a thing, just getting to EBC.
UK, Nov 2018Anna UK , Nov 2018
Peter Swanson UK , November 8,2019
Great time on my walk to Everest Base Camp
Peter Swanson UK , November 8,2019
Bob & Rae Australia , March 2023
Trek to Everest Base Camp Experience
Bob & Rae Australia , March 2023
ERIC CHE Hong Kong , 04/2024
Good Experience of Himalaya trip’s EBC trek
ERIC CHE Hong Kong , 04/2024
Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek
Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is one of the least trekked regions of Nepal. Trekking in the Kanchenjunga Circuit will allow you to trek in the off-the-beaten paths of Nepal. Trekking in this region will allow you to witness the different bordering peaks of Sikkim and Tibet. Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek lies among the top most challenging treks in Nepal. You will be trekking in one of the most remote parts of the country, where there will be very few facilities compared to other treks.
23 Days
Adventure Treks
USD 2,099 per person
You will need to cover a total distance of 220 km both ways to reach the base of the second-highest mountain of Nepal. It will take you around 18-22 days to complete this trek. The hiking days depend on several factors, like acclimatization days, your pace of hiking, etc.
Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Annapurna Base Camp Trek, or ABC Trek, is one of the most popular treks in the world. This ABC Trek allows you to trek in one of the most pristine regions of Nepal. It is one of the most popular trekking routes, offering multiple landmarks and vantage points between the trekking routes. Trekking in the Annapurna region will allow you to witness numerous mountains of the Annapurna range, such as Annapurna I, Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Annapurna IV, Mardi Himal, Machhapuchhare, Gangapurna, etc.
7 Days
Trekking
USD 449 per person
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek covers a total distance of around 110 km or 68 miles. A trekker can complete this trek in around 7-10 days. Trekking in this region will provide you with the option to customize the trek route where you can add multiple short treks of this region.
Areeja Rana Thailand , March 2026
Highly recommend Himalaya trip for ABC Trek
Areeja Rana Thailand , March 2026
Michaela Espenschied Australia , March, 2026
Our ABC Trek experience with Himalaya Trip was incredible
Michaela Espenschied Australia , March, 2026
Flavio Garofalo Italy , March 2026
Jay: What a great guide
Flavio Garofalo Italy , March 2026
Gus Australia , Sept. 2025
Wonderful Trek that Offers Flexibility
Gus Australia , Sept. 2025
Cheng Hongkong , April, 2025
We are very happy to have successfully completed the Nepal ABC Trek
Cheng Hongkong , April, 2025
Pei Sim Malaysia , October 2018
13 pax group for ABC trek with Harka
Pei Sim Malaysia , October 2018
Pearly Malaysia , October 2018
Unforgettable and its a real adventure
Pearly Malaysia , October 2018
Steve Miller , 2016
our honeymoon trekking
Steve Miller , 2016
Semen Furman Russia , March, 2012
I and my girlfriend took a ABC Trek
Semen Furman Russia , March, 2012
Monica & Vincent Spain , September, 2010
We met Harka in September 2010
Monica & Vincent Spain , September, 2010
Monica & Vincent. Spain , September , 2010
Sharing his culture and exchanging thoughts life
Monica & Vincent. Spain , September , 2010
I am more than happy to recommend Harka – he was very helpful and organised a good and professional trek (I did the Annapurna Base Camp trek with two friends). Our guide Shyam spoke good English and our two porters were a huge asset, carrying stuff we couldn’t have done ourselves. All for a very reasonable price.
UK, April 2019James UK , April 2019
Good, well organised and excellent value trip
I am more than happy to recommend Harka – he was very helpful and organised a good and professional trek (I did the Annapurna Base Camp trek with two friends). Our guide Shyam spoke good English and our two porters were a huge asset, carrying stuff we couldn’t have done ourselves. All for a very reasonable price.
UK, April 2019James UK , April 2019
A wonderful 8 day trek, led by our amazing guide Nirmal and porter Anil. It was April, and this is a very busy month, so despite the company booking in advance, we struggled to find a room on several occasions – but the overall experience and mountain views surpassed all. Thank you, Nirmal and Anil, we’ll come again!!
USA, April 2019Noemie and Mike USA , April 2019
amazing guide Nirmal and porter Anil
A wonderful 8 day trek, led by our amazing guide Nirmal and porter Anil. It was April, and this is a very busy month, so despite the company booking in advance, we struggled to find a room on several occasions – but the overall experience and mountain views surpassed all. Thank you, Nirmal and Anil, we’ll come again!!
USA, April 2019Noemie and Mike USA , April 2019
We booked a 7 day Annapurna Base Camp trek with Himalaya Trip in Sep. Communication when booking was excellent and they were very accommodating to fit in with our dates and pick up/drop off locations. The manager, Harka, was very quick to respond and provided good information about what to take. On arrival, Harka met us at our hotel in Kathmandu and explained the full plan for the trip giving us all our tickets and trekking passes. He also met us in the morning to ensure we got on the correct bus to Pokhara where we would meet our guide.
The guide and porter were very good: both were very friendly and couldn’t do enough to make sure we were comfortable and safe at all times. We were particularly impressed when we asked to change the plan for the last day of the trek and he gave us a few options and rebooked our accommodation and transport plan to fit. Even though the porter spoke little English he was friendly and helpful throughout.
Himalaya Trip clearly a local, family-run business and I would highly recommend booking directly with them as it was better value for money than going through an agent in the UK and also supports their local community. We will certainly use them again for future trekking adventures in Nepal.
UK, September 2019Emma UK , September 2019
Highly recommended, friendly family-run company.
We booked a 7 day Annapurna Base Camp trek with Himalaya Trip in Sep. Communication when booking was excellent and they were very accommodating to fit in with our dates and pick up/drop off locations. The manager, Harka, was very quick to respond and provided good information about what to take. On arrival, Harka met us at our hotel in Kathmandu and explained the full plan for the trip giving us all our tickets and trekking passes. He also met us in the morning to ensure we got on the correct bus to Pokhara where we would meet our guide.
The guide and porter were very good: both were very friendly and couldn’t do enough to make sure we were comfortable and safe at all times. We were particularly impressed when we asked to change the plan for the last day of the trek and he gave us a few options and rebooked our accommodation and transport plan to fit. Even though the porter spoke little English he was friendly and helpful throughout.
Himalaya Trip clearly a local, family-run business and I would highly recommend booking directly with them as it was better value for money than going through an agent in the UK and also supports their local community. We will certainly use them again for future trekking adventures in Nepal.
UK, September 2019Emma UK , September 2019
Our little group of three were introduced to Himalaya Trip and its Founder, Harka Gurung, from another Malaysian who had trekked in Nepal in 2018.
For our trek to ABC, I found Harka and his guide, Om and his two porters, Buddhi Man and Samsher, all Gurungs from their home state, to be exceptionally professional, courteous, friendly and accommodating at all times.
We quickly warmed to the Gurungs’ easygoing nature and friendly, no-nonsense dispositions, made all the more memorable by Samsher and Buddhi Man’s mountain songs and spontaneous dancing whilst on the trail!
I cannot therefore recommend Harka, Om, Samsher and Buddhi Man more highly for your next trip to this beautiful land as Nepal Hidden Treks will definitely be my first port of call when I next visit, hopefully with my children.
The defining feature of Harka and his men are that this is a family business for the Gurung tribe which places employment, professional standards and career opportunities on equal if not higher measure than commercial profit, which ultimately benefits the lucky client.
Malaysia, November 2019Choong Malaysia , November 2019
ABC Made Memorable by Harka Gurung and Himalaya Trip !
Our little group of three were introduced to Himalaya Trip and its Founder, Harka Gurung, from another Malaysian who had trekked in Nepal in 2018.
For our trek to ABC, I found Harka and his guide, Om and his two porters, Buddhi Man and Samsher, all Gurungs from their home state, to be exceptionally professional, courteous, friendly and accommodating at all times.
We quickly warmed to the Gurungs’ easygoing nature and friendly, no-nonsense dispositions, made all the more memorable by Samsher and Buddhi Man’s mountain songs and spontaneous dancing whilst on the trail!
I cannot therefore recommend Harka, Om, Samsher and Buddhi Man more highly for your next trip to this beautiful land as Nepal Hidden Treks will definitely be my first port of call when I next visit, hopefully with my children.
The defining feature of Harka and his men are that this is a family business for the Gurung tribe which places employment, professional standards and career opportunities on equal if not higher measure than commercial profit, which ultimately benefits the lucky client.
Malaysia, November 2019Choong Malaysia , November 2019
Harka responds quickly to every query, and the guide ( om gurung) and porters ( samsher and buddi man gurung) were so friendly and accommodating. We did the 7 day Annapurna base camp trek and we had a fantastic time. Highly recommended.
Malaysia, November 2019Daenerys Malaysia , November 2019
Daenerys Had Fantastic ABC Trek
Harka responds quickly to every query, and the guide ( om gurung) and porters ( samsher and buddi man gurung) were so friendly and accommodating. We did the 7 day Annapurna base camp trek and we had a fantastic time. Highly recommended.
Malaysia, November 2019Daenerys Malaysia , November 2019
Our ABC trek was fantastic, with beautiful scenery! We had a great time with our very friendly guide Ramesh, who organized everything (food, drinks, teahouse rooms) very well, and made us feel safe all the way. We would definitely recommend to book with Himalaya Trip.
Netherlands, September 2022Sarah Netherlands , September 2022
Amazing 7 Days Trek
Our ABC trek was fantastic, with beautiful scenery! We had a great time with our very friendly guide Ramesh, who organized everything (food, drinks, teahouse rooms) very well, and made us feel safe all the way. We would definitely recommend to book with Himalaya Trip.
Netherlands, September 2022Sarah Netherlands , September 2022
Harka organised an amazing trip with a porter and guide for us to trek to and from Annapurna Base Camp over 7 days in September. The communication pre and post trip was excellent and our guide and porter during the trek provided an exceptional service. Couldn’t recommend this company highly enough.
UK, September 2022Tom UK , September 2022
Harka organised an amazing trip
Harka organised an amazing trip with a porter and guide for us to trek to and from Annapurna Base Camp over 7 days in September. The communication pre and post trip was excellent and our guide and porter during the trek provided an exceptional service. Couldn’t recommend this company highly enough.
UK, September 2022Tom UK , September 2022
I did ABC trek 7 days with Surpa the guide, he took a very good care of me, checked if I am fine all along the way. Couldn’t ask for any better service. Before the trek Harka also briefed about the route I am going to do both email and in-person.
Thailand, October 2022Ploy Thailand , October 2022
Superb service
I did ABC trek 7 days with Surpa the guide, he took a very good care of me, checked if I am fine all along the way. Couldn’t ask for any better service. Before the trek Harka also briefed about the route I am going to do both email and in-person.
Thailand, October 2022Ploy Thailand , October 2022
We had our trip to Annapurna base camp with Himalaya Trip in november and there were 9 hiking days. We really enjoyed the trip and organisation by the guide Surpa. Everything was thoroughly thought out, i.e accommodation, food, hiking distances etc. Surpa took a really great care of us and ensured us the safety of the trip and all the comforts. Supra is a very friendly, nice and helpful guide. We will definitely recommend Himalaya Trip and Surpa to our friends.
Estonia, November 2023Rahel Estonia , November 2023
Excellent trip in Nepal
We had our trip to Annapurna base camp with Himalaya Trip in november and there were 9 hiking days. We really enjoyed the trip and organisation by the guide Surpa. Everything was thoroughly thought out, i.e accommodation, food, hiking distances etc. Surpa took a really great care of us and ensured us the safety of the trip and all the comforts. Supra is a very friendly, nice and helpful guide. We will definitely recommend Himalaya Trip and Surpa to our friends.
Estonia, November 2023Rahel Estonia , November 2023
It was a great experience of ABC Trek that the Himalaya Trip company and the guide provided clear details and support for the trip, especially the trekking journey to ABC. I highly recommend this trek.
Hongkong, November 2023yuk HongKong , November 2023
Authentic ABC Trek
It was a great experience of ABC Trek that the Himalaya Trip company and the guide provided clear details and support for the trip, especially the trekking journey to ABC. I highly recommend this trek.
Hongkong, November 2023yuk HongKong , November 2023
Charlie UK , Nov, 2024
Amazing Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Charlie UK , Nov, 2024
Conclusion
To sum up, the Himalayan nation of Nepal boasts the highest mountains in the world. Everest peak stands as the tallest peak in the world at an elevation of 8848.86 from sea level. Trekking to the base camp of any of these peaks or climbing any of these peaks will be one of the most thrilling adventures you will ever come across. The stunning mountain views, snow-capped peaks, rich local culture, and warm, vibrant people make your journey to the Nepal Himalayas an experience you’ll cherish forever.
FAQs
How many 8000-meter peaks are there in Nepal?
There are a total of eight 8000-meter peaks in Nepal. This list includes all the top 10 tallest peaks in the world. They are Mt. Everest, Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Annapurna I, and Mt. Manaslu.
How many 7,000-meter peaks are there in Nepal?
There are 72 peaks in Nepal that sit at an altitude above 7000 meters from sea level. Some of the famous 7000-meter peaks in Nepal are Pumori, Tilicho Peak, Himlung Himal, Gangapurna, Baruntse, etc.
What are the top 5 highest peaks in the World?
Mount Everest, Mount K2, Mount Kanchenjunga, Mount Lhotse, and Mount Makalu are the top 5 highest peaks in the World. Mount Everest is the highest peak, at 8848.86 meters from sea level. Except for Mount K2, which lies in Pakistan, all the other four peaks lie in Nepal.
How much does it cost to climb Mount Everest?
Climbing Mount Everest typically costs between $35,000 and $100,000. The total expense varies based on factors like the expedition package, Sherpa and porter fees, season, and gear. Higher costs often reflect more comprehensive support and services.
Which is the deadliest mountain in the World?
Mount Annapurna I is considered the deadliest mountain in the world, with a fatality rate of around 32%. This high risk is due to severe weather conditions, frequent avalanches, and challenging climbing routes. Despite its allure, Annapurna I remains one of the most perilous peaks to summit.
Author: Santosh Gurung