The top ranked treks in Nepal 2025-2026

Trekking in Nepal has been one of the main touristic attractions ever since Mt Everest was summited in 1953. With the highest mountain of the world in its back garden, Nepal is also filled with massive peaks, glacial lakes and countless trekking trails or routes! So which are the best treks in Nepal? Well Malung Treks & Expedition prepared our top best ranked treks in Nepal, based per region. These top ranked treks in Nepal, are not classified from best to worst but rather just listed out. With each trek you can expect different Himalayan mountain views, cultural encounters with the locals and see the native fauna and flora. Some treks are longer than others. This adds up to the challenge and further increases the reward of spectacular mountain vistas! Nepal has different trekking regions. Each one needs their own permits and permissions to be able to trek through. Combining two or more regions in one trek is certainly possible, and gives you a better overall Himalayan experience! We hope that these top ranked treks in Nepal, will give you a better picture of which should be your next trek with Malung Treks & Expedition’s. 

The Everest region:
As one of Nepal’s most popular trekking regions, every year mountaineers, and adventure seekers flock to the Everest region! Home to the world’s largest mountain Mt. Everest (8,849m/29,032ft), Nepal has also many other prominent mountains and peaks awaiting you.

The most notable amongst these are;

 Mt Nuptse (7,861m/25,791ft)

 Mt Lhotse (8,516m/27,940ft)

 Mt Ama Dablam (6,812m/22,349ft)

 Mt Thamserku (6,608m/21,680ft)

 Mt Pumori (7,161m/23,494ft)

Naturally when trekking through the Everest region, you’ll be able to view into other regions as well as seeing other mountains and peaks! Sherpa or Sherpas are the main inhabitants of the Everest region, and while these people are known for their mastery of the mountains, you’ll be able to see and visit their villages and way of life. The risk of getting AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) is real, so make sure to properly acclimatize while trekking in the Everest region. All itineraries made by Malung Treks & Expedition have proper acclimatization days as per required by the trek. While there are over 5 different treks in the Everest region we listed out the top 4 treks of the Everest region as a part of our top best treks in Nepal.

The Everest Base Camp trek:

Known as the most popular trek in Nepal, the Everest Base Camp trek takes place over a total of 15 days. The trek itself consist of 11 days in the Everest Himalayas, whereof 2 days will be spend for acclimatization to prevent the dreaded acute mountain sickness. The trek itself officially starts from Lukla (2,840m/9,318ft), the world’s 38th highest located airport! With a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla that is quite scenic, you’ll quickly get eager to trek in these high altitude mountains.

The main goal of the Everest Base Camp trek is to reach EBC (Everest Base Camp) at an elevation of 5,364m/17,598ft! And while the views of Mt Everest are not optimal from Base Camp you’ll be able to see the spectacular and massive Khumbu Glacier. This is the world’s highest glacier! In order to make the Everest Base Camp trek a success with great views of Mt Everest, we plan a special sunrise hike up to Kala Patthar Hill (5,550m/18,209ft). As the highest point of the Everest Base Camp trek you’ll get some of the best views of Mt Everest and its neighbors, while the sun is rising! A perfect way to end the trek and start to descend back down to Lukla. So in short here are what you can expect and the main highlights of the Everest Base Camp trek; incredible views of the highest mountains in the world including Mt Everest, Mt Lhotse, Mt Makalu, etc. A breathtaking sunrise view from atop Kala Patthar. As well as exploring around the legendary Everest Base Camp. Discover ancient mountain monasteries and see the traditional way of life of the incredible Sherpa people. And visit the weekend markets of Namche Bazaar as well as exploring the Khumjung Valley.

The Everest Base Camp trek highlights are:

 Trek through the Sagarmatha (Everest) National Park 

 Visit traditional Sherpa villages such as Namche Bazaar

 Incredible Himalayan views of Mt Everest, Mt Lhotse, Mt Makalu, etc.

 Reach and explore around Everest Base Camp and see the Khumbu Glacier up close

 A spectacular sunrise view from Kala Patthar

 Follow in the steps of Sherpa Tenzing Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary

You’ll be able to encounter various wildlife during this trek such as yaks and blue sheep, as well as meeting with the various Sherpa communities that reside in the Everest region. Take the adventure with Malung Treks & Expedition’s amazing 15 days Everest Base Camp trek, and see the Himalayas up close!

Everest Three High Passes trek:

As the most rewarding trek in the Everest region, the Everest Three High Passes trek certainly deserves a spot in the top ranked 20 best treks in Nepal! This long and adventures trek takes you in a counter-clock wise direction through the entire Everest region!

The hard part is facing the famous three high passes during the trek. They are the Kongma La (4,940m/16,207ft) the Cho La (5,420m/17,782ft), and the Renjo La (5,340m/17,520ft) mountain passes. The highest amongst them is the Cho La Pass and it is also the most rewarding! Acting as a bridge between the eastern and western areas of the Everest region this mountain pass allows access from Everest Base Camp to the Gokyo glacial lakes. During the Everest Three High Passes trek you’ll have more than enough highlights! Among them are visits to Namche Bazaar, Everest Base Camp, and Gokyo. Hikes up to Kala Patthar and Gokyo Ri. Amazing views of Mt Everest, Mt Lhotse, and the Khumbu Icefall. Furthermore, you’ll be able to explore around the Khumjung Valley and visit the weekend markets of Namche Bazaar on top of enjoying every day different Himalayan views!

The Everest Three High Passes trek highlights are:

 Get bragging rights of trekking the hardest trek in the Everest region

 Cross three high altitude passes the Kongma La (4,940m/16,207ft) the Cho La (5,420m/17,782ft), and the Renjo La (5,340m/17,520ft)

 See the Himalayas of the Everest region up close

 Visit Everest Base Camp (5,364m/17,598ft), and Gokyo village

 Sunrise views from atop Kala Patthar and Gokyo Ri

 Discover more about the Sherpa culture

This Everest Three High Passes trek can also be done in a clockwise direction, but it becomes more strenuous. Would you like to book the Everest Three High Passes trek with Malung Treks & Expedition, than don’t hesitate and click the link! 

The Gokyo Valley trek:

As the most scenic and with a focus on glacial lakes, the Gokyo Valley trek is certainly worth mentioning in the top 20 ranked treks in Nepal! This amazing trek in Nepal, is considered as one of the most beautiful treks in Nepal, and takes place in the western area the Everest region.

After Namche Bazaar the Gokyo Valley trek heads west towards the Dudh Khosi River and ultimately north up to the Gokyo Lakes. This amazing freshwater lake system consist of six main lakes and are the world’s highest freshwater lakes! The fourth and deepest lake is also where Gokyo village is located just a short hike from the famous Gokyo Ri Peak at 5,360m/17,585ft! From up here incredible 360 views can be seen as well as a part of the neighboring regions. You can hike up here early morning to catch the sun rising for an epic scene! Some of the highlights that include in the Gokyo Valley trek. Views of the Ngozumpa Glacier as well as panoramic views of Mt Everest (8,849m/29,032ft), Mt Makalu (8,485m/27,838ft), Mt Cho Oyu (8,188m/26,864ft) and many others. Visits to traditional Sherpa villages such as Khumjung, Namche Bazaar as well as exploring around various Buddhist Monasteries in Khumjung and Tengboche! All of these highlights you’ll be able to experience firsthand during the Gokyo Valley trek.

The Gokyo Valley trek highlights are:

 Trek along the Dudh Khosi River in the western Everest region

 See incredible views of the Ngozumpa Glacier up close

 Head to, and explore around the Gokyo Lakes and Gokyo village

 Sunrise view from the top of Gokyo Ri (5,360m/17,585ft)

 Visit Sherpa villages and Buddhist Monasteries such as Namche Bazaar, Tengboche and Khumjung

 Incredible views of Mt Cho Oyu, Mt Everest, Mt Makalu, etc

Consisting of 14 days the Gokyo Valley trek can be done by those new to the Nepalese Himalayas. The best time of year would be during spring or fall/autumn, and while not all lakes are included in this itinerary, you can make the trek longer and visit all the Gokyo Lakes as well!

Gokyo trek via Everest Base Camp:

A perfect combination of two incredible treks in the Everest region, the Gokyo trek via Everest Base Camp! This trek is a favorite amongst treks in Nepal, and is booked every year by adventurists. While it might seem similar as the challenging Everest Three High Passes trek, it is certainly not as strenuous.

You won’t have to face three high passes but rather one, the Cho La Pass (5,420m/17,782ft) while crossing from east to west. The high pass provides an exciting highlight during the trek as well as providing incredible views. The route follows that of the standard Everest Base Camp trek but has a twist after visiting Kala Patthar for a sunrise view, the route forks off and heads for Dragnag village below the Cho La Pass. From there on its westwards towards the Gokyo Lakes and Gokyo Ri. The trek now follows the same route as the Gokyo Valley trek and heads back to Lukla via Namche Bazaar. As for highlights during the Gokyo trek via Everest Base Camp. Cross the famous Cho La Pass. You’ll also get to visit Everest Base Camp and explore around the Gokyo Lakes. See the Khumbu and Ngozumpa Glaciers up close as well as views of Mt Everest (8,849m/29,032ft), Mt Nuptse (7,861m/25,791ft), Mt Makalu (8,485m/27,838ft), Mt Cho Oyu (8,188m/26,864ft), as well as many other prominent mountains and peaks! Enjoy the sceneries from atop Kala Pathhar and Gokyo Ri Hills. Lastly you’ll have multiple interactions with the local Sherpas as well as visiting secluded Buddhist Monasteries!

The Gokyo trek via Everest Base Camp highlights are:

 Trek in a clock-wise direction through some of the best parts of the Everest region

 Visit and explore around the Gokyo Lakes and Everest Base Camp

 See incredible views of Mt Everest, Mt Makalu, Mt Lhotse, Mt Cho Oyu, Mt Nuptse, etc

 Breathtaking sunrise at Gokyo Ri and Kala Patthar

 Cross the Cho-La Pass

 See the Ngozumpa Glacier and Khumbu Glacier up close

 Overnight at traditional Sherpa villages such as; Phakding, Namche Bazaar, and Dragnag

 Visit Buddhist monasteries during the trek, including the Tengboche Monastery 

The Gokyo trek via Everest Base Camp is done in 19 days with the proper acclimatization days included. See the best of the Everest region without climbing three high passes. Book today with Malung Treks & Expedition this amazing trek in Nepal or click the link for more detailed info.

The Manaslu Region:

Home of the eight highest mountain in the world and only opened since 30 years the Manaslu region is one of Nepal’s last trekking frontiers. Due to being classified as a restricted zone, the Manaslu region offers a unique trekking experience in the wilderness of Nepal. With only two main trekking routes available the entire region is like a hidden valley bordering Tibet. And naturally we include those in our top 20 ranked treks in Nepal.

Its most prominent landmarks are incredible views of Mt Manaslu (8,163m/26,781ft), the Larke La Pass (5,160m/16,929ft), and the mystic monasteries of Mu Gompa and Dhephu Doma! Because the Manalsu region is in a restricted zone, any who wants to trek here, can’t go solo and has to trek via a licensed Nepalese trekking agency such as Malung Treks & Expedition. Being close to the Tibetan border, the Manaslu region has a harmonious mixture of Hindu and Buddhist culture. This can be seen while trekking as you many stupas and small temples fill the valley. Besides the culture, the landscape sceneries are quite breathtaking in Manaslu. The entire valley has been largely untouched by human intervention, offering trekkers an off the beaten path experience as well as seeing Mother Nature at its best!

With its western part bordering the more popular Annapurna region, it’s quite common to combine a trek in the Manaslu region with one of the treks in the Annapurna region. Especially when you already need a permit for the Annapurna Conservation Area when doing the Manaslu Circuit trek. Trek through Nepal’s hidden valley in the Manaslu region and book today with Malung Treks & Expedition!

The Manaslu Circuit trek:

One of the least crowded and most rewarding treks in Nepal, the Manaslu Circuit trek is gaining more popularity every year. This off the beaten path trek takes you deep into the Manaslu valley’s western edge, and ultimately crossing the Larke La Pass at 5,160m/16,929ft to enter the Annapurna region. Considered as Nepal’s most natural trek, the Manaslu Circuit trek offers a wide experience of wildlife and flora. Some of these include the elusive snow leopard, the black bear and blue sheep!

During the trek we’ll follow a large part of the Budhi Gandaki River up to its source below Larke La. This includes some adventures river crossings as well as trekking along the river’s edge deep in to the rhododendron and alpine pine forests! The entire trekking trail has access to tea houses where the locals take care of weary trekkers and provide shelter during the nights. You can expect to trek in pristine wilderness, see beautiful views of Mt Manaslu, a daily change in landscapes, and crossing the Larke La Mountain Pass during the Manaslu Circuit trek.

The Manaslu Circuit trek highlights are:

 Trek through a restricted area with less crowded trails

 Experience the unique Bon-Tibetan culture

 See the best views of Mt Manaslu during almost the entire trek

 Chances to spot a snow leopard

 Cross the Larke La Pass at 5,160m/16,929ft

 Stay overnight at rural and traditional Himalayan villages

With the Manaslu Circuit trek becoming more popular over the years, soon this route won’t be considered as less crowded anymore. So take your chance and book today with Malung Treks & Expedition your Manaslu Circuit trek!

The Tsum Valley trek:

Head out deep into the legendary hidden valley of the Manalsu region with the Tsum Valley trek! Explore deep within the Tsum Valley and head for the mythical Buddhist Mu Gompa at 3,700m/12,174ft high. 

The trail is absolutely amazing and for a large part goes upstream along the Budi Gandaki River and in and out of the wilderness. We’ll trek through the Manaslu Conservation Area making our way steadily towards the famous Mu Gompa. Along the way we can see those snowcapped white Himalayan peaks and mountains, with Mt Manaslu ever in the back drop! During our time at Mu Gompa we’ll hold an exciting short excursion along the Tibetan border, offering more interesting views and landscapes. During the trek to Mu Gompa we pass by various Himalayan villages such as Jagat, Chisopani, and Nile. Here we can see the local communities of Tibetan Buddhists attend their daily tasks. A perfect chance to see how a Himalayan life is like! The entire valley is filled with chortens and mani walls reminding us of the spirituality that resides within this valley of Tsum!

The Tsum Valley trek highlights are:

 Trek towards the Tibetan border and reach deep within the Tsum Valley

 Daily views of Mt Manaslu

 Visit the legendary Mu Gompa Buddhist monastery

 Less crowded trails

 A unique trekking experience

If you want a less crowded trail, amazing landscape and Himalayan views, and not scared to trek off the beaten path. Then book today with Malung Treks & Expedition your Tsum Valley trek, and see the eight highest mountain Mt Manaslu up close along with the spirits of the mountain!

The Annapurna Region:

If you know about trekking in Nepal, you’ll definitely know about Nepal’s Annapurna region. Filled with diverse trekking routes, incredible Himalayas with mountains over 7,000m/22,966ft, and landscape views that you’ll never have seen before, the Annapurna region is a trekker’s ultimate paradise!

As so we included the most popular treks of the Annapurna region within the top 20 ranked treks in Nepal. The best part is that most of these treks are even combinable with each other to further increase your experience! With the entire region been developed over the years, access to the Annapurna Himalayas has become a lot easier and more economical as well. Tea houses fill the area to welcome trekkers for an overnight stay and almost every village has some type of internet access. But if you come for a trek you’ll want to see those huge mountains and peaks! Well the Annapurna region is filled with them, and some of the most prominent ones are listed right here:

 Mt Annapurna I (East) (8,026m/26,332ft)

 Mt Annapurna II (7,937m/26,040ft)

 Mt Annapurna III (7,555m/24,787ft)

 Mt Annapurna IV (7,525m/24,688ft)

 Mt Annapurna South (7,219m/23,684ft)

 Tilicho Peak (7,134m/23,406ft)

 Mt Nilgiri (7,061m/23,166ft)

 Mt Hiunchuli (6,441m/21,132ft)

 Mt Machhapuchhare (Mt Fishtail) (6,993m/22,943ft)

Some of the highlights of the Annapurna region are; the Thorang La Mountain Pass (the highest pass of the world), Lake Tilicho, Poon Hill’s sunrise view, the hot springs of Jhinu Danda, Annapurna Base Camp and the indescribable beauty  of the natural landscape sceneries! Have a look below for the best treks in the Annapurna region, and for further info don’t hesitate to contact your Malung Treks & Expedition’s 24/7 travel support team.

Mohare Danda trek:

Recently opened this new alternative way of seeing better views than the traditional Ghorepani Poon Hill trek, the Mohare Danda trek in Nepal is quickly becoming a new favorite amongst trekkers. Also dubbed as the Rhododendron trek, the Mohare Danda trek takes you to some of the best places south of the Annapurna Mountains!

Trekking days vary between 5 to 6 hours a day, and the best seasons for this trek are either in spring or fall/autumn. The main highlights of the Mohare Danda trek are visits to the two hills of Mohare Danda (3,313m/10,869ft), and Khopra Danda (3,660m/12,008ft). Furthermore, a visit to the sacred Khayar Lake (4,665m/15,035ft) is also included! During your visit to Mohare Danda and Khopra Danda you’ll be able to see some of the best views of the following mountains; Mt Machhapuchhare (6,993m/22,943ft), Mt Annapurna South (7,219m/23,684ft), Mt Nilgiri (7,061m/23,166ft), and the 7th highest mountain in the world Mt Dhaulagiri (8,167m/26,795ft)! A visit to the orange farms and gardens of Banskharka is also recommended.

The Mohare Danda trek highlights are:

 Trek on less crowded trails, and on a newly opened route

 Experience an Eco Community trek in Nepal

 The perfect proxy for the more standard Ghorepani Poon Hill trek

 Visit iconic villages as well as the orange orchards and gardens in Banskharka

 Trek through incredible pine and rhododendron forests

 Enjoy the sunrise/set views from Mohara Danda, Khopra Danda and Muldai Danda hills

 Incredible sights of Mt Annapurna South, Mt Hiunchuli, Mt Gangapurna, Mt Macchapuchhare, etc.

As a short trek in Nepal, the Mohare Danda trek is perfectly suited for all types of ages. Interested in this incredible short trek? Click on the link to get more detailed information about, and to book the Mohare Danda trek in Nepal. 

Annapurna Base Camp Trek:

The Annapurna Base Camp trek, Nepal’s second most favorite base camp trek, and one of the most scenic ones. Trek deep into the Annapurna Sanctuary, cross rivers and traverse jungle terrain, all while enjoying spectacular mountain and valley views! 

It’s a straightforward trek, and you’ll have to go to Pokhara first. Lucky an international airport is being built, and almost completed so you can save a day or two travelling. From there on it’s just a short drive to Nayapul, the official starting point of the Annapurna Base Camp trek. The trail heads north deep into the southern Annapurna Himalayas until reaching the blue houses of Annapurna Base Camp. With a helipad available it is even possible to fly here, for those that don’t want to make the trek.

The Annapurna Base Camp trek highlights are:

 Breathtaking views of the southern Annapurna Himalayas as well as Mt Dhaulagiri

 A great trekking experience on jungle trails leading into the Himalayas

 An incredible sunrise view from Poon Hill

 Visit and overnight at Annapurna Base Camp

 Enjoy the healing waters of the Jhinu Danda hot springs

 Explore around traditional Himalayan villages for a great cultural experience

Suitable for all ages and possible to do almost whole year around, the Annapurna Base Camp trek should be on your list of to do treks in Nepal! For more info about this trek such as a detailed itinerary, click the link, or contact our 24/7 support team.

The Annapurna Circuit trek:

Known for its incredible mountain views and the crossing of the world’s highest mountain pass, the Annapurna Circuit trek is one of the top treks in Nepal. It is said that on clear days you’ll be able to see over 140 different mountains and peaks during the trek!

The highest part of the Annapurna Circuit trek, will be the crossing of the legendary Thorang La Pass at (5,416m/17,769ft). There are two main entry points and twice as much as exit points. For entry it depends if you’re coming from Kathmandu, or from completing the Manaslu Circuit trek. From there on the Annapurna Circuit trek bends in a counter-clockwise direction over the northern side of the Annapurna Himalayas. Along the way we’ll pass by various rural and traditional villages as well as the biggest settlement of the area Manang (3,540m/11,614ft). It’s important to properly acclimatize during the trek as we’ll have to head up to 5,416m/17,769ft. During this time we can explore around Manang and Braga.  From here on it’s just a few days until reaching the Thorang La Pass, and ultimately crossing it. On the other side of the Pass the entire landscape changes in to a Wild West scene and we enter Muktinath. Famous for its temple that serves as an important pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists, Muktinath is the perfect place to rest a bit from crossing the Thorang La Pass!

The Annapurna Circuit trek highlights are:

 Trek across the amazing Annapurna Himalayas

 Incredible natural sceneries with waterfalls

 Chances of seeing over 140 different mountains and peaks

 Visit various monasteries and temples such as in Braga and Muktinath

 Explore around traditional villages such as Manang

 Cross the highest pass in the world Thorong La (5,416m/17,769ft)

 Experience the Himalayan culture and ways of life

 Discover the apple orchards of Kagbeni and Jomsom

There are several options to end the Annapurna Circuit trek. Normally you would fly out from Jomsom, which is 2 days hiking from Muktinath. But you can also trek further up to Poon Hill, Annapurna Base Camp, or even visit the restricted zone of Lo Manthang in the Upper Mustang region. You will need to add more days on your trek and if you want to extend to visit Mustang you’ll need extra permits as well.

The Nar Phu trek:

Trek off the beaten path on the recently opened Nar Phu Valley trek. Just north of the popular Annapurna Circuit trek, this newly discovered valley is open for trekking and exploration! Before heading to Manang on the traditional Circuit trek, the trail forks north to the villages of Nar and Phu and ultimately makes a bend southwards to Manang via the Kang La Pass (5,360m/17,585ft). 

Bordering Tibet the Nar Phu trek or Nar Phu Valley trek has a strong Buddhist influence. Along the trek you’ll get the opportunity to visit remote and secluded monasteries! Furthermore, as this is a newly opened trekking route since AD 2002, the trails are quite virgin and offer a more authentic Himalayan experience. Phu village is the main highlight of the Nar Phu trek. Spending an extra day here is absolutely a must. The village itself dates back as early as the 5th century and is made out of stone houses leading upwards. Serving as the main entry point to climb Mt Himlung (7,126m/23,379ft), you can also hike up to its Base Camp from Phu. Don’t forget to visit the Tashi Lakhang Monastery as this holy pilgrimage site is one of the 108 World’s Greatest Buddhist Monasteries! The trek goes further to Nar Phedi and the village of Nar. Here also is a scenic and remote monastery just below a barren hill. Nar also makes for a great place to do some photography. The views are just breathtaking!

The Nar Phu trek highlights are:

 Trek on a newly discovered trail north of the Annapurna Himalayas

 Explore around the Himalayan villages of Nar and Phu

 Hike up to Himlung Base Camp

 See incredible mountain vistas, along with various Himalayan fauna and flora

 Stay overnight at the monastery

 Learn more about the unique Tibetan culture 

 Cross the Kang La Pass (5,360m/17,585ft)

An almost untouched landscape and one of Nepal’s last newly opened treks. Head out into the wild, with the Nar Phu trek! For more detailed info about this trek, click the link.

The Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake trek:

Considered as one of the most rewarding Himalayan treks in Nepal, the Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake trek, also known as Tilicho Lake trekking is not for the weak of heart! More challenging than the standard Annapurna Circuit trek, due to its extra days required to visit Tilicho Base Camp and Tilicho Lake at a height of 4,919m/16,139ft.

The Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake trek is absolutely worth it if you are looking to see those white Himalayan mountains, deep valley gorges, rural communities and distant monasteries. Filled with new sceneries every day, the main highlights of the Tilicho Lake trekking are visits to the villages of Braga, Manang, Muktinath and Jomsom. Amazing views of over 140 different mountains and peaks, and visits to some of the oldest Buddhist monasteries of the region. With every day a new adventure awaiting the hardest part of the trek will be crossing the highest mountain pass of the world, the Thorang La at 5,416m/17,769ft! Are you looking for a more cultural trekking experience? Well the Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake trek offers just that. During the trek will visit various monasteries and temples, including the famous Muktinath temple, a revered pilgrimage site for both Buddhists and Hindus alike. With its 108 holy water springs taking a quick dip can get refreshing and good to loosening the muscles after crossing the Thorang La Pass! The trek goes further through the apple orchards of Kagbeni and ultimately at Jomsom. From here an airplane takes us back to Pokhara and ultimately Kathmandu.

The Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake trek has as highlights:

 Trek through the Marshyangdi Valley

 Traditional villages as well as adventurous trails

 Chances to see over 140 different mountains and peaks

 Explore around Braga monastery, the oldest Buddhist monastery of the area

 Hike up to, and see a sunrise from Tilicho Lake (4,919m/16,139ft)

 Visit the temple of Muktinath and its 108 healing water sprouts

 Cross the highest mountain pass of the world Thorang La at 5,416m/17,769ft

As the Thorang La Pass can get closed during the monsoon and winter seasons, we do advice to book this trek only during the spring or fall/autumn seasons. So if you are looking to get one of the best Himalayan experiences in Nepal, than we strongly recommend this Annapurna Circuit with Tilicho Lake trek for you! To see more info about the trek do click the link. 

The Mardi Himal trek:

As one of the newer short treks in Nepal the Mardi Himal trek, or Mardi Base Camp trek is sure to find its way on to our 20 top ranked treks in Nepal! With a variety of jungle to high mountain ridges this short trek offers a lot in terms of views and adventure.

Bundled into a 12 days package, the Mardi Himal trek is suited for any type of ages and can be done almost whole year around. What’s spectacular is the differences in the landscape views between spring and the late fall/autumn, when everything is covered with a blanket of snow. The trek itself goes gradually upwards and closer to the legendary Fishtail Mountain, Mt Machhapuchhare (6,993m/22,943ft). To start you’ll need to travel to Pokhara first, a paradise lakeside city. From here it’s a short drive to the starting point of the Mardi Himal trek, Phedi. The first part is a short uphill hike to Pothana village. From there on a forest trail leads you up to the fitting named Forest Camp. Now it really gets exciting as the forest disappears and makes way for open mountain ridges with implacable valley views! Trekking further we pass by Low Camp (2,970m/9,744ft) and ultimately High Camp (3,540m/11,614ft). The views are absolutely amazing from here, and a short hike further takes you up to Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4,500m/17,716ft. Expect some of the best views of Mt Machhapuchhare (6,993m/22,943ft), Mt Dhaulagiri (8,167m/26,795ft), and a great part of the Annapurna Mountain Range!

The Mardi Himal trek highlights are:

 An incredible trekking experience with some of the best natural views

 Less packed trails and more freedom to explore

 Amazing panoramic views of the Fishtail Mountain, Mt Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna Range

 Hike up to Mardi Himal Base Camp (4,500m/17,716ft)

 A great short trek in Nepal

Discover one of Nepal’s newest short treks and book the Mardi Himal trek with Malung Treks & Expedition, for only the best Himalayan adventure. Click the link to get more info or to book now.

The Khopra Danda trek:

Equal to the similar Mohare Danda trek, or the Ghorepani trek, the Khopra Danda trek offers a more off the beaten path experience! Trek to the famous Poon Hill Viewpoint at 3,210m/10,532ft, and even further on to Khopra Danda. Where the views of Mt Dhaulagiri (8,167m/26,795ft), Mt Annapurna South (7,219m/23,684ft) and Mt Machhapuchhare (6,993m/22,943ft), are even better!

The Khopra Danda trek can be done by any type of ages and is quite calm compared to the other popular routes. Since this trek goes off the beaten path on a new trail leading to Dobato it adds up to the adventure factor. The most strenuous part of the trek will be the climb up to Ghorepani, from there on the trail goes gradually up and down until the end of the trek. With most inhabitants of the area being of the Gurung cast it is also a great opportunity to see the cultural ways of live of these hospitable people! Poon Hill and Khopra Danda are the two main highlights of the trek. But you can also visit the Holy Hindu Khayar Lake for an even better experience. Another great part of the Khopra Danda trek is a visit to Tatopani. Translated this means Hot-water, and Tatopani is also home to one of Nepal’s hot water springs. Perfect for relaxing and soaking any of those sore muscles at the end of the trek! From here on it’s a short drive back to Pokhara and ultimately back to Kathamandu.

The Khopra Danda trek highlights are:

 Epic sunrise views from Poon Hill, and Khopra Danda

 Some of the best views of Mt Dhaulagiri, Mt Hiunchuli, and the Annapurna Range

 Incredible trails leading through lush jungles and rhododendron forests

 Experience community lodge overnights as well as the locals’ friendly hospitality

 Less crowded trail compared with the Ghorepani trek

 Enjoy the hot water springs at the Kali Gandaki River in Tatopani

Head off the beaten path and emerge yourself within the Nepalese Himalayas with the Khopra Danda trek of 12 days. Malung Treks & Expedition, organizes this amazing short trek in Nepal, and if you would like more info or book the Khopra Danda trek than click the link!

The Ghorepani trek:

Still Nepal’s best and most favorite short trek, the Ghorepani trek, or Ghorepani Poon Hill trek is your best bet to see the Himalayas in short and easy trek. The main highlight of the trek is Poon Hill, a hillside view point at a height of 3,210m/10,532ft.

Bundled in a standard trekking package of 9 days with all transportation included, the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek is suitable for young and old and for those with limited trekking experience. It all starts with a short drive from Pokhara to Nayapul, the entry point of most treks south of the Annapurna Himalayas. The first day of trekking is quite relaxed and perfect to get accustomed to the Himalayan trails. Passing by Tikhedungha the first day we’ll end at the village of Ulleri (1,960m/6,431ft). Laying just below Ghorepani, the second day will be the hardest as you’ll have to climb up over 3,000 big stone steps to reach the village at 2,880m/9,449ft! While this day might be tougher, it is also quite rewarding as the higher you reach the more the views clear up. Reaching Ghorepani’s stone arch gate is a relief and entering the village gives a great sense of accomplishment. But the best part of the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek comes tomorrow early morning! After a very early wake-up call a short hike takes you up to Poon Hill, just in time to see the sunrise over the mighty Annapurna Himalayas and its neighbors. Expect to see some of the best views of Mt Dhaulagiri (8,167m/26,795ft), Mt Annapurna I (East) (8,026m/26,332ft), Mt Annapurna South (7,219m/23,684ft), and Mt Nilgiri (7,061m/23,166ft)! After enjoying the views the trek goes further east towards Tadapani village and lastly Ghandruk, the biggest Gurung village of the area. Here at the village you can learn more about the unique culture of the Gurungs by visiting the local Gurung museum!

The Ghorepani trek highlights are:

 Nepal’s most popular short trek

 Suitable for all ages due to its easy access and short duration

 Experience different landscapes from farm fields to high jungle mountains

 Some of the best views of Annapurna, Mt Dhaulagiri, Mt Hiunchuli and Mt Machhapuchhare

 A serene sunrise/set views from Poon Hill

 Visit the Gurung village and the museum at Ghandruk

The Ghorepani Poon Hill trek can be made longer and even combined with other famous treks, such as the Annapurna Base Camp trek, or the Mardi Himal trek. To see more info about this trek than click the link!

The Langtang Region:

Just north of Kathmandu, and touching the Tibetan border is the Langtang region. As one of Nepal’s best trekking regions the Langtang Valley has 3 popular trekking routes. 2 of them we have included in the 20 top ranked treks in Nepal. They are the famous Langtang Valley and the Langtang Gosaikunda treks. 

The entire Langtang Valley is like a grassy plain filled with hills and mountains. Despite the 2015 earthquake the valley is been rebuild and the locals are receiving trekkers again. A big part of the valley is inhabited by the strong and hospitable Tamang people, who have been living here since centuries! There are quite a few prominent landmarks in this region. Lake Gosaikunda at a height of 4,380m/14,370ft is where according to legend the Hindu god Shiva made he’s residence. The Kyanjin Gompa (3,830m/12,566ft) serves as an important pilgrimage site and produces sublime yak cheese, and both peaks of Kyanjin Ri (4,773m/15,528ft) and Tserko Ri 4,984m/16,352ft offer amazing views of the surrounding Himalayas! You can see some incredible Himalayan mountains during your time in the Langtang Valley. The region also has its own above 6,000m/19,685ft mountains and peaks. Some of the most prominent among them are:

 Mt Langtang Lirung (7,234m/23,734ft)

 Mt Langtang Ri (7,205m/23,638ft)

 Mt Dorje Lakpa (6,966m/22,854ft)

 Mt Loenpo Gang (6,979m/22,897ft)

Of course you’ll be able to see many more mountain ranges such as the Ganesh Himal, Mt Manaslu and the Rolwaling Himal. Besides the views of mountains and peaks, the Langtang Valley is also home to quite a number of flora and fauna. The entire area is classified into a national park, called the Langtang National Park to help preserve the species that live here. The endangered red panda and snow leopard both have their homes here, as well as black bears and the Assam Macaque monkeys have families residing within the National Park. The forests consist mostly out of pine and rhododendron offering a great scenic view during the spring season. 

Trek in the Langtang region of Nepal, just a short distance from Kathmandu, and a great cultural experience as well. See incredible views of high altitude mountains and trek through some of the best uncrowded trails in Nepal!

The Langtang Valley trek

One of the best beginner treks, easy accessible, and suitable for all ages, the Langtang Valley trek is one of the 20 top ranked treks in Nepal! Explore Langtang National Park and trek through Tamang communities up to the famous Kyanjin Gompa at (3,830m/12,566ft)! To make the trek complete, a day hike up to Tserko Ri also spelled as Cherko Ri (4,984m/16,352ft) is planned. Just imagine the views from up there!

Due to its short distance to Kathmandu, you’ll find that with this trek you won’t have to waste any precious days traveling. It’s a scenic drive to Syabrubesi (1,503m/4,931ft) village taking about 7 hours. This village is the entry point for most treks in the Langtang Valley. And is also where we’ll start the incredible Langtang Valley trek. The first destination is the famous Lama Hotel. Following a great part of the Langtang Khola or Langtang River we reach the rebuild Langtang village (3,430m/11,253ft). Due to the 2015 earthquake the entire village was wiped from the map, but has been fully rebuild. By choosing to stay here we’ll also help out the locals financially providing funds for further development and rebuilding the village. From here on it’s a straight shot up to the famous Kyanjin Gompa Monastery. Well known for its production of delicious yak cheese it’s only natural to sample a few pieces! The monastery has a village build surrounded by mountains. This alone offers some great photo/filming opportunities. We’ll stay one day here and hold a hike up to the legendary Tserko Ri or Cherko Ri (4,984m/16,352ft)! Be prepared to see some incredible 360 panoramic views of the Himalayas. Some of the mountains that will come in eye range are; Mt Langtang Ri (7,205m/23,638ft), Mt Langtang Lirung (7,234m/23,734ft), Mt Naya Khang (5,844m/19,173ft), and the Yala Peak (5,520m/18,110ft)! After enjoying the sights and having spent an extra day at the Kyanjin Gompa we make our way back to Syabrubesi to complete the Langtang Valley trek.

The Langtang Valley trek highlights are:

 An incredible adventure through pristine trails going over raging rivers and natural landscapes

 Amazing Himalayan views on each day of the trek

 Short distance from Kathmandu, saving valuable travel time

 Trek close to the Tibetan border

 Visit the famous Kyanjin Gompa and its yak cheese factory

 Hike up Tserko (Cherko) Ri (4,984m/16,352ft) for a breathtaking panoramic view

Enjoy this 11 days trekking package this year in the Langtang Valley with Malung Treks & Expedition! To see more info about the trek or to customize click the following link.

The Langtang Gosaikunda trek:

Following mostly the same route as the Langtang Valley trek, the Langtang Gosaikunda trek goes a bit further up to the holy lake of Gosaikunda. With more incredible views, and a more adventurous trail this trek in Nepal is quickly becoming popular not only amongst tourists but for Nepalese as well. 

At the Lake of Gosaikunda it is said that the Hindu God Shiva made one of he’s residences, and as so the lake was proclaimed as a holy site. During the Hindu festival of Janai Purnima many Hindus flock here to pay tribute and offer prayers to their main deity Shiva. Back to the trek, following the same route up to the Kyanjin Gompa, during the extra day you now also have the option to climb Kyanjin Ri (4,773m/15,528ft) instead of Tserko (Cherko) Ri (4,984m/16,352ft) for a different experience. Being a bit shorter than Tserko (Cherko) Ri, Kyanjin Ri offers equally stunning views! Heading back down to the Lama Hotel, here is where the Langtang Gosaikunda trek differs from the traditional Langtang Valley trek. From here the trek heads to the ridge Tamang village of Thulo Syabru. It’s a steep climb, but with spectacular views from the village’s ridge it’s absolutely worth it! Heading on the trail goes steeper upwards through lush oak and rhododendron forests up to the Shin Gompa (3,300m/10,827ft). Spending the afternoon visiting the monastery and relaxing while enjoying the views is just a perfect way to end the day. It’s time to head for the three Gosaikunda Lakes! The trail continues on through dense forests until reaching Lauribinak (3,660m/12,008ft). While we won’t be overnighting here, we’ll enjoy incredible views of both the Ganesh and Langtang Himalayas as well as a part of the popular Annapurna Mountain Range! Heading on we reach at Gosaikunda Lake (4,380m/14,370ft). The three lakes fill each other from the glacial waters and at the top lake, Lake Gosaikunda is where we’ll spend the night. Having reached here gives a great sense of accomplishment and you can just feel the spirituality as you rest by the lake. It’s time to head on our next destination is the village of Ghopte at 3,530m/11,581ft. But before we reach here we’ll have to climb up to the highest part of the Langtang Gosaikunda trek, and that is to cross the Laurebina La Pass at 4,610m/15,125ft! We’ll of course stop to see those incredible views from atop the pass as well as enjoying the colorful prayer flags. After reaching Ghopte it’s mostly downhill passing by and overnighting at Maghingoth, Kutumsang, and lastly Chisopani. From there on it’s a short hike downhill to Sundarijal and a short drive back to Kathmandu.

The Langtang Gosaikunda trek highlights are:

 Head close to the Tibetan border and through the Langtang Valley

 Experience the Tamang and Tibetan culture up close

 Incredible Himalayan Mountain views during the trek

 Cross the Laurebina La Pass at 4,610m/15,125ft

 Visit the Kyanjin Gompa monastery and its yak cheese factory

 Hike up to either Kyanjin Ri (4,773m/15,528ft), or Tserko (Cherko) Ri (4,984m/16,352ft)

 Discover and explore around the Holy Gosaikunda Lake

Discover the best of the entire Langtang Valley and the Tamang culture with Malung Treks & Expedition’s Langtang Gosaikunda trek of 17 days! To see more detailed info or to book this amazing trek in Nepal do click the link.

Off the beaten path treks:

Having listed out 16 out of the 20 top ranked treks in Nepal according to trekking region we kept the last 4 separate. While these treks don’t belong to a single region they are considered as off the beaten path treks and promise a unique adventure! These 4 treks are not necessarily the most difficult but hold a special place and have less crowded trails than more popular treks.

Trekking off the beaten path doesn’t mean you’ll be stranded in the wilderness. It’s more taking unconventional routes through less developed trails and paths. Most villages during these off the beaten path treks are quite rural and have little facilities. This alone makes it worth visiting as not only do we help them economically by purchasing goods from them but also adds up to your Himalayan experience. Some of these treks require camping instead of overnighting at a teahouse or guesthouse. Nevertheless, these off the beaten path treks offer you a unique adventure through the Nepalese Himalayas and should be done at least once if you’re looking for a real Himalayan trip!

As most treks in Nepal these off the beaten path treks are best done during either the spring of fall/autumn seasons to get the best overall trekking experience. As most of these treks are in a restricted zone you’ll need a special permit as well as a partner for trekking as solo trekking is not allowed. Without further into here are the last 4 treks of the 20 top treks in Nepal according to Malung Treks & Expedition’s 

The Upper Dolpo trek:

Setting place on the old salt trade route between Nepal and Tibet the Upper Dolpo trek is truly one of the best off the beaten path treks! Follow an old route through a Buddhist Tibetan influenced region up to the famous Shey Phoksundo Lake (3,589m/11,775ft), and visit the legendary Shey Gompa. All by crossing three mountain passes; the Nagdalo La (5,350m/17,553ft), the Shey La (5,010m/16,437ft) and the Jeng La (5,220m/17,126ft)!

It takes about three days to reach Shey Phoksundo Lake from Dunai, the starting point of the trek. First we’ll need to enter the Shey National Park. Shey stands for crystal, which is fitting for the views of the Crystal Mountain that you can see during the trek. The trail crosses various river streams and head up and down narrow paths filled with rocks and steep cliffs. The best part is entering Phoskundo from where you can see the blue lake stretching out below with the crystal mountain both in the backdrop and in the lake’s reflection! Of course we’ll be spending an extra day exploring around the lake. After our overnight at Ringmo village we can head down to the +900 year old Buddhist monastery of Tshowa, which is placed just a t the shores of Phoksundo. From here we get better access to the lake as well. For the further part of the incredible Upper Dolpo trek we’ll need to head for the mystical Shey Gompa or crystal monastery. The trek goes along the lake via narrow cliff paths and reaches further up until reaching Phoksundo Khola Camp. At a height of 3,750m/12,203ft, you can just imagine the views, especially of the lake below! We trek further and head for the high Nagdalo La Pass at 5,350m/17,553ft. We’ll need to cross here to reach Shey Gompa. Amidst crossing the mountain pass we’ll stop to wonder at the sight of the holy Mt Kailash where every year Hindus go for a sacred pilgrimage. Heading down now from the pass we reach Shey Gompa, a red colored monastery withstanding the elements and time for over 800 years! An extra day will be spend here for further exploration as well as resting. The next day we head for yet another monastery called the Namgung Gumpa. With amazing views of Tibet, Mt Kailash along the way as we cross the Shey La Pass at 5,010m/16,437ft! From the Namgung Gumpa it takes another two days of trekking through off the beaten path trails to reach the millennium old Yangjer Gumpa! We pay our respects here and spend the night as well. It’s another 10 days of trekking to reach back at Dunai, with incredible sights along the way as well as the occasional yak or donkey caravans.

The Upper Dolpo trek highlights are:

 Trek into one of Nepal’s last off the beaten path regions, into a Tibetan influenced area

 A real Himalayan experience including camping and crossing over three high altitude mountain passes

 Explore in the restricted Shey Phoksunda National Park and discover its unique flora and fauna

 See incredible mountain views including that of the legendary Crystal Mountain

 Visit the Shey Gompa as well as other secluded monasteries 

 See the clear waters of Phoksundo Lake up close

Take part in the amazing 24 days Upper Dolpo trek. See incredible views, explore an ancient culture and visit Shey Phoksundo Lake! To know more info about this unique trek in Nepal click the link.

The Upper Mustang trek:

Explore what is known as the lost kingdom of Lo with the Upper Mustang trek. With this 17 days adventure off the beaten path you’ll find yourself in a different world. Considered as one of the harshest places to live on earth, the people of Lo Manthang and the Mustang Valley have been living and thriving here for centuries! Follow the trails visiting various villages, monasteries and ancient caves with this Upper Mustang trek in Nepal.

While the trail was officially opened in 1992, the trails of the Upper Mustang trek still remain less crowded than some of the more famous treks. Mostly due to it being located in a restricted area and the cost being a bit higher to require special entry permits. The Upper Mustang trek starts from Jomsom which is accessible via airplane by transferring in Pokhara. Located just below Mt Nilgiri (7,061m/23,166ft) and at the shores of the mighty Kali Gandaki River, Jomsom is also quite famous for its apple orchards. As well is Kagbeni, our first overnight destination during the trek. Be prepared to try some refined apple brandy while you’re there! We follow the Kali Gandaki River up to Chelle and Syanbochen village for another overnight. On the way we pass by a famous meditation cave where the famous Guru Ringpoche has meditated. Paying our respects and praying for a great trek we head on, as the next few days we’ll have to cross a series of mountain passes that lead into the Mustang Valley and the lost kingdom of Lo! First up is the high pass, the Taklam La (3,624m/11,890ft)! Followed by two more passes the Yamda La (3,850m/12,631ft) and the Nyi La (4,010m/13,156ft). Along the way we pass by spectacular white with red walled Chortens and small monasteries as well as seeing incredible views of the surrounding mountains. The main highlight will be reaching the village of Lo Manthang. And during the Tiji festival, which happens only once a year, you’ll be able to see the culture of this region in even more depth!

The Upper Mustang trek highlights are:

 Explore the lost kingdom of Lo and trek through the Mustang area of Nepal

 Visit ancient villages such as Lo Manthang

 Discover a unique culture and visit numerous monasteries and the old palace of Lo

 See the mighty Kali Gandaki Gorge up close

 Incredible views of Mt Nilgiri, Mt Dhaulagiri, the Annapurna Range and even peaks into Tibet

 Visit the ancient sky caves carved into the cliffs above Lo Manthang

 Trek through a restricted area with less crowded trails

One of the best less crowded treks in Nepal! The Upper Mustang trek is a unique experience and should be done at least once. To know more about this great off the beaten path trek in Nepal, click the link.

The Kanchenjunga trek:

Trek to the world’s third highest mountain with Malung Treks & Expedition’s 24 days Kanchenjunga trek! At a height of 8,586m/28,169ft, Mt Kanchenjunga is truly a giant amongst giants. During the Kanchenjunga trek, your target is to reach Mt Kanchenjunga’s southern base camp at 5,143m/16,783ft. During the Kanchenjunga trek you’ll even have the option to visit the northern base camp as well. Filled with adventure at every step, this is one of Nepal’s last off the beaten path treks where you’ll be trekking through practically untouched wilderness into the Himalayas!

As one of Nepal’s last off the beaten path treks, the Kanchenjunga trek is also one of the newest. Only opened in 1988, the trails remain practically virgin, and can offer a challenge to traverse. With less human influence, wild life here is also abundant. You’ll regularly see the occasional monkey along with a blue sheep or two during the trek. If you are lucky you might even spot the shy snow leopard who also roams these lands. A chance animal photographers dream off! The trek to Kanchenjunga South Base Camp can be physically demanding, and also requires acclimatization.

The Kanchenjunga trek highlights are:

 Transportation via airplane with incredible views of Mt Everest

 Chances to encounter Himalayan wild life such as black bear, snow leopard, blue sheep and musk deer

 Epic views of Mt Kanchenjunga (8,586m/28,169ft), Mt Jannu/Kumbhakarna (7,710m/25,300ft) and in the distance Mt Everest (8,849m/29,032ft) and Mt Makalu (8,463m/27,766ft)

 Trek over the mighty Yalung Glacier (4,717m/15,476ft)

 Off the beaten path trails through forests and passed terraced fields

 Meet the hospitable and warm Limbu and Rai people

 Visit Kanchenjunga Base Camp South (5,143m/16,783ft), optional to Base Camp North as well

During this incredible trek you’ll be spending 24 days in Nepal exploring the eastern region near the Indian border. The Kanchenjunga trek is recommended for experienced trekkers but can be done by pre-trained novices as well. Embark on one of the best adventures in Nepal with this incredible 24 days Kanchenjunga trek. Click the link for more detailed info on this off the beaten path trek!

The Makalu Base Camp trek:

Head deep into the Makalu Barun Valley, and follow the expeditionary route of British mountaineer Eric Shipton and legendary alpinist sir Edmund Hillary with Nepal’s Makalu Base Camp trek! As the fith highest mountain of the world Mt Makalu (8,463m/27,766ft) has its own route. The target is heading into to southern jungles, crossing various obstacles such as ridges and mountain passes as well as reaching Makalu Base Camp in the high north at an altitude of 4,870m/15,978ft! 

Classified as an off the beaten path trek, the Makalu Base Camp trek not only offers a unique trekking experience but also a chance to trek on less crowded trails. Thus more enjoying the surroundings of nature and the Himalayas such as Mt Makalu, Mt Everest and Mt Lhotse! One of the more challenging parts of the trek will be the crossing of the Shipton’s La mountain pass (4,125m/13,534ft), named after aforementioned mentioned Eric Shipton. The views however are rewarding and worth it! Trek into one of Nepal’s less crowded trails, and get an authentic Himalayan experience with Nepal Trekking Expert’s Makalu Base Camp trek.

The Makalu Base Camp trek highlights are:

 Explore and trek in the Makalu Barun National Park

 Follow less crowded off the beaten path trails

 Head to the foot of the fifth highest mountain in the world Mt Makalu (8,463m/27,766ft)

 See spectacular views of Mt Makalu, Mt Lhotse and Mt Everest amongst others

 Cross the Shipton’s La Pass at (4,125m/13,534ft)

 Trek from jungle forests to barren Himalayan highlands

 Visit Makalu Base Camp at (4,870m/15,978ft)

21 days of adventure, challenge and unparalleled Himalayan views! Take part in one of the best off the beaten path treks in Nepal, and have the experience of a lifetime. To know more about this amazing Makalu Base Camp trek, click the link.

With these incredible top ranked treks in Nepal, you are sure to find at least one suitable to you! Of course there are many more treks and adventures available in Nepal. Check out the homepage of Malung Treks & Expedition’s to see all the available options for trekking!