Why Travel With Buddhahug
Guides raised in the regions we trek, with real language and terrain knowledge.
Every itinerary reshaped around your pace, dates, and comfort level.
Typically 2 to 10 travellers, for real attention on the trail.
A Pokhara-based team on call throughout your trip.
Ways to Travel
Our Story
Buddhahug is a Pokhara-based team of Himalayan guides who wanted to build a company that felt like their own village — unhurried, generous, and honest about what the mountains ask of you.
Years Running
Travellers
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Explore Beyond Nepal
For travellers drawn further across the plateau: the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage, Lhasa's ancient palaces, and overland routes across the Tibetan highlands.
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"Our guide knew every switchback of the ABC trail by name — it felt like being shown around by a friend."
R. HANSEN — CANADA
"They rebuilt our itinerary twice for weather without blinking. Safety came first, every day."
M. OKAFOR — UK
"Kailash Mansarovar with Buddhahug was seamless — permits, logistics, and care at altitude, all handled."
S. LINDQVIST — SWEDEN
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Most nationalities get a Nepal visa on arrival in Kathmandu. Trekking permits are arranged by us. Tibet requires a separate Chinese group visa and permit, applied for at least 10 days before departure.
Late September–November and March–May give the clearest mountain views for Nepal. Tibet is best from May–October.
Most routes are graded moderate and manageable with regular walking fitness. Groups stay small — typically 2–10 travellers.
Guide, porter, permits, teahouse or camp accommodation, and airport transfers. International flights, gear, and insurance are not included.
Route updates, seasonal openings, and festival departure dates.
Need Assistance?
Every inquiry is answered by someone who has actually walked the trail.
Tell us where you'd like to go, and a guide from Pokhara will write back — usually within a day.