Yes, all participants are required to obtain travel insurance for trekking Nepal. Your policy needs to includes coverage for Emergency Medical Evacuation*, Repatriation and Emergency Medical Expenses for the duration of your trip. There are risks associated with trekking in Nepal and we need to be sure that in the event of an emergency, we can act fast.

The global climate is ever changing, so we’re reluctant to predict the weather and temperature at any given time of year!

Yet for the purpose of trekking Nepal, we still work in two main seasons – Spring and Autumn/Fall. The best time of year to trek Nepal depends on your own preference, as well as your availability. The only really bad time of year is during the Monsoon from June through to early September. It’s still possible to trek at this time of year, but it’s not nearly as much fun when it rains every day! In Winter, some high passes are often closed due to snow, so it’s only possible to trek at lower altitudes.