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About Go Trek Nepal Himalaya

Nepali-owned since 2006 — twenty years of safe ascents, fair mountain work and honest prices.

Our Story

Born in Thamel, raised on the trail

Go Trek Nepal Himalaya started in 2006 with one desk, one phone, and a founding team of guides who had spent their whole lives walking the routes we now sell. Twenty years later, we are still Nepali-owned, still in Thamel, and still answering the office phone ourselves.

We built the company on a simple belief: the people who carry the loads and read the weather should own the business. Every guide is salaried and insured, every porter carries a fair load with proper gear, and every price we quote is the whole price.

Meet the Team
Guides leading trekkers on a Himalayan ridge
2006Founded in Thamel
What We Stand For

Three promises

— 01

Safety before summits

Built-in acclimatisation, daily health checks above 3,000 m, and guides empowered to turn around. No view is worth a life; there is always another season.

— 02

Fair mountain work

Salaried, insured guides and porters with proper equipment, weight limits and off-season support. Good treks are built on good jobs.

— 03

Honest pricing

The quote you receive is the price you pay. Every inclusion and exclusion in writing before a single rupee changes hands.

20+Years operating
4,800+Trekkers guided
18Full-time guides & staff
0Hidden fees, ever
Milestones

The road so far

2006

The first desk

Registered as a Pvt. Ltd. in Kathmandu; first season guiding EBC and Poon Hill with three guides and borrowed duffel bags.

2011

Restricted-area specialist

Added Manaslu and Upper Mustang operations, becoming one of the smaller agencies trusted with restricted-area permits.

2015

The earthquake year

Suspended commercial trips and ran relief logistics into Langtang with our porter network. We rebuilt alongside the villages we walk through.

2019

1,000 trekkers in a season

Our biggest year — and the year we capped group sizes at 12, because bigger was not better.

2024

Guide-required era

New national rules made licensed guides mandatory on trekking routes — the standard we had operated on since day one.

2026

Twenty years on the trail

Still Nepali-owned, still in Thamel, still picking every teahouse ourselves. The next twenty start with your trek.