Guided by people who call Nepal home
Handpicked journeys
Thoughtful itineraries, small groups and local experts — without the anonymous package-tour feeling.
15 days · Max 10 travellers · Mar–May · Oct–Nov
Take the celebrated trail at a human pace, with an acclimatisation-first route, family-run lodges and a guide who knows every doorway in the valley.
11 days · Max 10 travellers · Mar–Nov
Eleven days north of the Annapurnas into the old kingdom of Lo — walled cities, cliff monasteries and a landscape with no green in it.
8 days · Max 10 travellers · Mar–May · Oct–Dec
Eight days from Kathmandu to a glaciated basin below a 7,227 m peak, on a trail rebuilt by the families who live on it.
18 days · Max 8 travellers · Apr–May · Oct–Nov
Two weeks of Khumbu trekking, a full glacier skills day, and a 6,189 m summit that most fit trekkers can reach with the right preparation.
9 days · Max 12 travellers · Oct–Nov · Apr–May
270 river kilometres over eight days, from the middle hills to the Terai plains, camping on white sand with no road within reach.
5 days · Max 12 travellers · Feb–May · Sep–Dec
The best sunrise in Nepal for the least effort — five days from Pokhara, through rhododendron forest and Gurung villages.
The Aroha difference
We believe the best journeys are generous — to travellers, to guides and to the places that make them possible.
Eight regions
Each region has its own season, its own altitude and its own reason to go. Start with the one that matches your month.
The valley that made trekking famous, walked at a kinder pace.
Rice terraces to high desert in a single walking week.
Tibet's weather, Tibet's architecture, Nepal's side of the border.
Three weeks, three passes, and almost no one else.
The people who make it possible
Certified, deeply experienced and exceptionally good company. Every guide is Nepal-based, employed year-round and insured to the altitude they work at.
Built around you
Tell a local trip designer what moves you. We will shape a private departure around your pace, your dates and your people.
Field notes
The questions we answer most often, written down properly by the guides who answer them.
Everest, Annapurna, Langtang or somewhere quieter — four questions that narrow sixteen options down to two.
The trail is the same for everyone. What differs is who is reading the weather, the group and the lodge owner's face.
Where a trekking fee actually lands, and the four decisions that change the answer more than any offset scheme.
