Trekking in Nepal is regulated, and the offbeat regions we specialise in are the most regulated of all. Depending on your route you may need a TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card, national-park or conservation-area entry permits, and — for places like Upper Dolpo, Kanchenjunga, Mustang and Manaslu — a Restricted-Area Permit that legally requires a registered guide and a minimum group size.
This is where a homegrown operator earns its keep. We arrange every permit end-to-end, handle the registrations and checkpoints, and build the cost into your trip price so there are no surprises. You simply bring your passport and photos; we do the rest.
It also means you're trekking legally and responsibly. The permit fees fund conservation and local communities, and the guide requirement in restricted zones is a genuine safety measure in some of the remotest country on earth.
- TIMS card for trekking regions
- National-park & conservation-area entry permits
- Restricted-area permits (Dolpo, Kanchenjunga, Mustang, Manaslu…)
- Climbing permits for trekking & expedition peaks
All included
Every permit your itinerary needs is arranged by us and included in the trip price. You never have to queue at a government office or work out which permit applies where.