Trekking Gear Rental
from NPR 300 per item / day≈ US$2Down jackets, sleeping bags, poles and boots from good brands, cleaned after every trip.

ACAP, TIMS and restricted-area paperwork, done the same day.
If you're trekking independently, bring two photos and your passport. We fill in the forms and stand in the ACAP and TIMS queue for you, so both are done the same day. Before you set off, we explain the checkpoints and give you a laminated route map. The government permit fees are paid on top of our service fee.
Yes. It has to cover trekking to the altitude you're going to, and it has to include helicopter evacuation. Standard policies often stop at 3,000 m or leave out trekking altogether, so read that clause carefully. It's the one that matters.
There are no ATMs above the road head, and most teahouses don't take cards. Budget 1,500 to 2,500 rupees a day for extras and bring it in small notes.
We cap our porters at around 9 kg per trekker, and each porter carries for two trekkers. Anyone who offers to carry a lot more than that is either exaggerating or being exploited.
Almost every Lakeside hotel will store your luggage while you trek, and if yours won't, ask us and we'll sort something out. Take a duffel with what you need on the trail and leave the rest behind.
No. We confirm your dates first, then reply on WhatsApp or by email, usually within a few hours, always within a day.
The long version is in our trail guide: Permits, gear and getting there, the boring page that saves your trek (6 min read) →
≈ US$5 service fee. We reply on WhatsApp or by email, usually within a few hours, always within a day.
Nothing to pay online. We confirm your dates first.
Or call the office +977 61-457830Down jackets, sleeping bags, poles and boots from good brands, cleaned after every trip.
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