This has been the most amazing experience anyone could ever think of doing. I have come so far, over 1700kms across this beautiful country, and over 29 high passes and been above 6000m. And not to mention the kind hearted people of Nepal, always full of joy and rich in culture, that we have met along this journey.For me this has been a very personal adventure and the sense of achievement I cant tell you how proud I am of myself. Ill take from this experience to propel me forward in life.The staff have done a phenomenal job on this journey, so tirelessly hard working. Its not quite over yet, still 2 days to go before we get back to Simikot, it makes me happy that its not over! Were now retracing steps back to Simikot and our flight out, its a strange feeling after traversing the country completely in the opposite direction, however this short return section offers a different perspective of the stunning views and I feel its fitting to be facing the mountains we have travelled over.I have been extremely happy with my gear that has served me well along this 152 day journey, its kept me comfortable and given me confidence in all the extreme conditions we have encountered. Although this journey is about to end I cant help thinking of the next thing, future goals, perhaps a trip to New Zealand and a mountaineering course to learn the skills to climb the mountains we have passed beneath over the last 5 months! When I return home I hope to inspire others to get out there, especially the youth, to get out there and get amongst it, there is so much out there.Personally, I would like to thank the tour company for making it possible, its a huge undertaking to organize and execute such a logistically complicated journey. Its really opened my eyes a lot, and its changed my life, when I return home the plan is to live more simply, at home we take so much for granted, here, there is so little, people have so little, and they are happy, and they have touched my heart.
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150 daysDuration
Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants
10 peopleMaximum group size
18 - 99 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
Strenuous
Highly demanding activities designed for individuals with excellent physical fitness.
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Kathmandu, Nepal
Kathmandu, Nepal
Highlights
Trek the full length of Nepal – an extraordinary 1,700 km, 145-day trek from the Kanchenjunga region in the east to Nepal’s remote western borderlands
See all of Nepal’s 8,000m peaks – including Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and Annapurna I
Experience Himalayan diversity – from lush forests and deep valleys to glaciers, high passes and alpine wilderness.
Journey through remote communities – experience traditional Himalayan cultures and centuries-old ways of life.
Fully Supported Expedition – Trek with expert bilingual guides, an experienced trekking crew and porters throughout the journey.
Fully Supported Camps – Enjoy fully supported camping, with three hearty meals daily and drinking water provided.
Trek Gear Included – A comprehensive trek pack includes a sleeping bag, down jacket and duffel bag.
Fully Supported Camps – Enjoy fully supported camping, with three hearty meals daily and drinking water provided.
Trek Gear Included – A comprehensive trek pack includes a sleeping bag, down jacket and duffel bag.
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What's Included
Accommodation
Accommodation at the Radisson Hotel in KathmanduAccommodation in fully serviced wilderness campsites during the trek
Meals
All meals during the trek: 149 breakfasts, 142 lunches and 143 dinners (valued at US$6, 555)
Guide
Expert high altitude mountaineering guide and experienced trekking guides
Others
Return domestic flights Kathmandu–Biratnagar–Suketar and Nepalgunj–Kathmandu (valued at US$519)Climbing pack including ice axe, crampons, harness and helmetAll park entrance fees and trekking permitsAirport transfers if arriving on Day 1 and Day 150Extra baggage allowance on domestic flights (total 20kg)Use of comprehensive group medical kitPortable Altitude Chamber and satellite phone for emergency useDaily supply of safe treated drinking water to reduce single-use plastic wasteEthical porter support including fair wages, insurance, proper equipment and responsible load limits
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This has been the most amazing experience anyone could ever think of doing. I have come so far, over 1700kms across this beautiful country, and over 29 high passes and been above 6000m. And not to mention the kind hearted people of Nepal, always full of joy and rich in culture, that we have met along this journey.For me this has been a very personal adventure and the sense of achievement I cant tell you how proud I am of myself. Ill take from this experience to propel me forward in life.The staff have done a phenomenal job on this journey, so tirelessly hard working. Its not quite over yet, still 2 days to go before we get back to Simikot, it makes me happy that its not over! Were now retracing steps back to Simikot and our flight out, its a strange feeling after traversing the country completely in the opposite direction, however this short return section offers a different perspective of the stunning views and I feel its fitting to be facing the mountains we have travelled over.I have been extremely happy with my gear that has served me well along this 152 day journey, its kept me comfortable and given me confidence in all the extreme conditions we have encountered. Although this journey is about to end I cant help thinking of the next thing, future goals, perhaps a trip to New Zealand and a mountaineering course to learn the skills to climb the mountains we have passed beneath over the last 5 months! When I return home I hope to inspire others to get out there, especially the youth, to get out there and get amongst it, there is so much out there.Personally, I would like to thank the tour company for making it possible, its a huge undertaking to organize and execute such a logistically complicated journey. Its really opened my eyes a lot, and its changed my life, when I return home the plan is to live more simply, at home we take so much for granted, here, there is so little, people have so little, and they are happy, and they have touched my heart.
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What can one say to sum up five months crossing the Himalaya from east to west Nepal It has everything from high mountain passes and days in the snow, low land agricultural areas and the summer heat, the high and dry regions of Dolpo, and finally the wet monsoon rains of the west.
The challenges one faces on a journey of this length are not just physical, but also mental; getting up and walking for 6-8 hours day in, day out, rain or shine. However the experiences and people you meet along the way, whether fellow clients, the amazing staff, or the local Nepalese make it all worth while, and ensure every one of the 152 days contains a different highlight.
To spend five months in Nepal is an amazing and eye opening experience which Id recommend to anyone with the time, resources and personal drive to do. A definite challenge but well worth the effort.
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The Great Himalaya Trail is a trek like no other - diverse and breathtaking - with its changing seasons, majestic mountains, challenging altitudes, snow, heat and monsoonal rains it instantly captures your heart and soul. I have so many favourite places from out along the trail
In the east, where the jagged, snow capped peaks of the Kanchenjunga region jut skyward between rocky passes and boulder strewn glaciers.
In the west, where the thick, green juniper forests grow bravely in steep ravines that gradually give way to high, shaley windswept plateaus.
In the Everest region, where the magnificent mountain itself stands shoulder to shoulder with its fellow 8,000 metre peaks, and in the Makalu region, where the stars are so bright, the Milky Way paints a vibrant white stripe across the inky sky.
Our tour company's team was absolutely amazing - Skilled, caring and wise beyond words. We very quickly became part of their Nepalese family and settled into a wonderful daily routine immersed in their culture, and in the elements, with our backpacks, trekking poles and our little yellow tents. If you are thinking of trekking the Great Himalaya Trail, Id say do it, you will have an incredible life changing experience.
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Itinerary
Few adventures rival the "Great Himalaya Trail - The Full Traverse," a 150-day trek of epic proportions for the world’s most experienced and resilient trekkers. Beginning and ending in Kathmandu, this guided expedition is one of the longest and most challenging trekking journeys on earth, spanning 1,700km from the Kanchenjunga region in the east to the Tibetan borderlands in the west.
Along this odyssey, you’ll encounter every one of Nepal’s 8,000m peaks, cross dozens of passes, and experience some of the planet’s most remote mountain environments. The trek passes through isolated villages where centuries-old cultures endure, and unpredictable trail conditions demand flexibility and teamwork.
What makes this tour package truly unique is its sheer scale—it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for those with substantial trekking experience and endurance to join the rare few who have completed the entire length of Nepal’s Great Himalaya Trail in one continuous journey.
day 1Join Kathmandu (1,330 m / 4,364 ft)
Welcome to Nepal! On arrival in Kathmandu, you will be met by a World Expeditions representative and transferred to the Radisson Hotel. The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure, providing time to relax and settle in after your journey. At approximately 4:30–5:00 pm, we meet for our pre-trek briefing. Your leader will discuss the journey ahead, important logistical and safety information, and answer any final questions. Your World Expeditions kit bag, sleeping bag and down/fibrefill jacket will also be distributed. This evening, we head out for a welcome dinner, providing a great opportunity to meet your fellow trekkers and get to know the team with whom you will share this extraordinary journey across the Great Himalaya Trail. Accommodation: Radisson Hotel, Kathmandu
day 2Explore Kathmandu and Prepare for the Trail (1,330 m / 4,364 ft)
day 3Fly to Bhadrapur and drive to Phidim (flight approx. 50 mins, drive approx. 5–6 hrs)
day 4Travel to Chiruwa (1,270 m / 4,167 ft, drive approx. 8–9 hrs)
day 5Commence trek to Sukethum (1,640 m / 5,381 ft, walk approx. 6 hrs)
day 6Trek to Amjilosa (2,390 m / 7,841 ft, walk approx. 6 hrs)
day 7Trek to Gyabla (2,730 m / 8,957 ft, walk approx. 6 hrs)
day 8Trek to Ghunsa (3,430 m / 11,253 ft, walk approx. 6 hrs)
day 9Rest and acclimatisation in Ghunsa (3,430 m / 11,253 ft)
day 10Trek to Khangpachen (4,040 m / 13,255 ft, walk approx. 7 hrs)
day 11Trek to Lhonak (4,780 m / 15,682 ft, walk approx. 6–7 hrs)
day 12Trek to Kanchenjunga Base Camp (Pangpema) (5,140 m / 16,864 ft, walk approx. 5–6 hrs)
day 13-14Return trek to Ghunsa (3,430 m / 11,253 ft, 2 days)
day 15Trek to Nango La Camp (4,776 m / 15,669 ft, walk approx. 4–5 hrs)
day 16Cross Nango La (4,776 m / 15,669 ft) and trek to Langjong Kharka (3,430 m / 11,253 ft, walk approx. 7–8 hrs)
day 17Trek to Olangchung Gola (3,191 m / 10,469 ft, walk approx. 8 hrs)
day 18Rest and explore Olangchung Gola (3,191 m / 10,469 ft)
day 19-21Commence the Sanku Link of the GHT and cross Lumbasumba Pass (5,159 m / 16,926 ft, 3 days)
day 22Trek to Thudam (3,556 m / 11,667 ft, walk approx. 6 hrs)
day 23-25Trek to Chyamtang (2,187 m / 7,175 ft, 2 days) and rest day
day 26Trek to Hongon (2,323 m / 7,621 ft, walk approx. 6–7 hrs)
day 27Trek to Bakim Kharka / High Camp (3,020 m / 9,908 ft, walk approx. 4–5 hrs)
day 28-34Remote traverse towards Makalu Barun National Park (7 days, walk approx. 5–8 hrs per day)
day 35-36Trek to Yangla Kharka (3,557 m / 11,670 ft, walk approx. 5 hrs) and rest day
day 37Trek to Langmale Kharka (4,400 m / 14,436 ft, walk approx. 5–6 hrs)
day 38-39Trek to Makalu Base Camp (4,870 m / 15,978 ft, walk approx. 4 hrs) and acclimatisation day
day 40-41Trek to Swiss Base Camp (5,150 m / 16,896 ft, walk approx. 4–5 hrs)
day 42-43Trek to Sherpani Col Base Camp (5,700 m / 18,701 ft) and cross Sherpani Col (6,180 m / 20,276 ft) to Baruntse High Camp (6,100 m / 20,013 ft, 2 days)
day 44-46Cross West Col and descend through the Honku Basin to Amphu Labsta Base Camp (5,400 m / 17,717 ft)
day 47Cross Amphu Labsta (5,845 m / 19,177 ft) and descend to Chukung (4,730 m / 15,518 ft, walk approx. 9–10 hrs)
day 48-49Trek to Dingboche (4,360 m / 14,305 ft, walk approx. 4 hrs) and Dzongla (4,843 m / 15,889 ft, walk approx. 3 hrs)
day 50Cross Cho La and trek to Gokyo (4,759 m / 15,614 ft, walk approx. 6–7 hrs)
day 51At Gokyo, ascend Gokyo Ri (5,483 m / 17,989 ft, walk approx. 4 hrs return)
day 52Cross Renjo La (5,400 m / 17,717 ft) and trek to Lungden (walk approx. 8–10 hrs)
day 53-54Trek to Thame (3,820 m / 12,533 ft, walk approx. 3 hrs) and rest day
day 55Trek to Kwangde Meadows (4,200 m / 13,780 ft, walk approx. 5–6 hrs)
day 56Trek to Ghat (2,500 m / 8,202 ft, walk approx. 4–5 hrs)
day 57Cross Ngotung Ri and trek to Lumding Khola (2,972 m / 9,751 ft, walk approx. 7–8 hrs)
day 58Cross Thanga and trek to Luza (4,200 m / 13,780 ft, walk approx. 8–9 hrs)
day 59Trek to Sasharbesi and explore Dudh Kunda (3,000 m / 9,843 ft, walk approx. 3–4 hrs)
day 60Trek to Sarmoche Danda (4,200 m / 13,780 ft, walk approx. 6–7 hrs)
day 61Trek to Gyajo Teng (4,360 m / 14,305 ft, walk approx. 7–8 hrs)
day 62-64Cross the Gyajo La and remote high passes to Honobu Kharka (3 days, walk approx. 6–10 hrs per day)
day 65Trek to Marbu Village and the roadhead
day 66-68Return to Kathmandu and rest and recuperation (1.5 hr 4WD, 4–5 hr drive)
day 69Resume the GHT – travel to The Last Resort and commence the Langtang Link to Listi (2,260 m / 7,415 ft, drive approx. 3.5–4 hrs, walk approx. 4 hrs)
day 70Trek to Bagam (2,705 m / 8,875 ft, walk approx. 4–5 hrs)
day 71-72Trek to Kyangsin (2,520 m / 8,268 ft) and Dipu (2 days, walk approx. 7–8 hrs per day)
day 73Trek to Kharka (3,600 m / 11,811 ft, walk approx. 6–7 hrs)
day 74-75Trek to Panch Pokhari (4,074 m / 13,366 ft, walk approx. 3–4 hrs) and rest day
day 76-77Trek to Intermediate Camp and Tin Pokhari (4,255 m / 13,960 ft, 2 days)
day 78-79Trek to South High Camp and cross Tilman Pass (5,308 m / 17,415 ft) to North High Camp (4,720 m / 15,486 ft, 2 days)
day 80Trek to Kyangjin Gompa (3,830 m / 12,566 ft, walk approx. 7 hrs)
day 81-82Trek to Lama Hotel (2,490 m / 8,169 ft) and Syabru Besi (1,503 m / 4,931 ft, 2 days)
day 83Commence the Ganesh Link – trek to Gatlang (2,238 m / 7,343 ft, walk approx. 4.5 hrs)
day 84-85Trek to Somdang (3,258 m / 10,689 ft) and Tipling (1,890 m / 6,201 ft, 2 days)
day 86-88Trek to Lapa Khola, Nauban Kharka and Kasigaun (3 days, walk approx. 5.5–7.5 hrs per day)
day 89-90Trek to Khorla Besi (970 m / 3,182 ft) and Yaru (1,100 m / 3,609 ft, walk approx. 6–7 hrs)
day 91Trek to Lama Chautara (1,570 m / 5,151 ft, walk approx. 4–5 hrs)
day 92Trek to Bihi Phedi (1,860 m / 6,102 ft, walk approx. 5–6 hrs)
day 93Trek to Namrung (2,630 m / 8,629 ft, walk approx. 7–8 hrs)
day 94-95Trek to Shyala (3,520 m / 11,549 ft, walk approx. 7–8 hrs) and rest day
day 96Trek to Larkye Bazaar (4,000 m / 13,123 ft, walk approx. 5–6 hrs)
day 97Trek to Larkye Base Camp (4,460 m / 14,633 ft, walk approx. 4 hrs)
day 98Cross Larkye La (5,140 m / 16,864 ft) and trek to Bimtang (3,590 m / 11,778 ft, walk approx. 8–10 hrs)
day 99Trek to Dharapani (1,865 m / 6,119 ft, walk approx. 7 hrs)
day 100Trek to Koto (2,620 m / 8,596 ft, walk approx. 7 hrs) – Day 100 of the GHT
day 101-102Trek to Pisang (2,675 m / 8,776 ft) and Braga (3,475 m / 11,401 ft, 2 days, walk approx. 6–7 hrs per day)
day 103Trek to Yak Kharka (4,050 m / 13,287 ft, walk approx. 6 hrs)
day 104Trek to Thorong High Camp (4,700 m / 15,420 ft, walk approx. 4 hrs)
day 105-106Cross Thorong La (5,380 m / 17,651 ft) to Muktinath (3,800 m / 12,467 ft, walk approx. 9 hrs) and rest day
day 107Trek to Goat Kharka via Kagbeni (2,810 m / 9,219 ft, walk approx. 6 hrs)
day 108Trek to Santa (3,778 m / 12,395 ft) via two high passes (walk approx. 7–8 hrs)
day 109Trek to Ghalden Ghuldun Khola (4,247 m / 13,934 ft, walk approx. 6 hrs)
day 110-112Trek to Lalinawar Khola, cross Jungben La (5,550 m / 18,209 ft) and Niwas La (5,120 m / 16,798 ft) to Chharka Bhot (3 days)
day 113-115Trek to Chap Chu (4,320 m / 14,173 ft), Maran (4,350 m / 14,272 ft) and Tungyalaphu (4,450 m / 14,600 ft, 3 days)
day 116-118Cross Jyanta La (5,100 m / 16,732 ft) to Darsumanadobhan (4,700 m / 15,420 ft), Saldang (3,770 m / 12,369 ft) and Shey Gompa (4,345 m / 14,255 ft, 3 days)
day 119-121Cross Nagdala La (5,350 m / 17,552 ft) to High Camp (4,650 m / 15,256 ft), Phoksundo Khola Camp (3,750 m / 12,303 ft) and Ringmo at Phoksundo Lake (3,620 m / 11,877 ft, 3 days)
day 122Trek to Kharka (4,300 m / 14,108 ft, walk approx. 5.5 hrs)
day 123-125Trek to Kagmara High Camp (5,070 m / 16,634 ft), cross Kagmara La (5,115 m / 16,782 ft) and trek to Hurikot (3,010 m / 9,875 ft, 3 days)
day 126-127Trek to Nauli Ghot (3,400 m / 11,155 ft) and Manisango (2,800 m / 9,186 ft, 2 days, walk approx. 8 hrs per day)
day 128-131Trek to Jumla (2,540 m / 8,333 ft), rest day, then trek to Khaligaon and Dab (Bulbule) (4 days)
day 132-133Trek to Rara Lake (3,010 m / 9,875 ft, walk approx. 7–8 hrs) and rest day
day 134Trek to Karnali (walk approx. 4–5 hrs)
day 135Trek to Bam (2,700 m / 8,858 ft, walk approx. 5 hrs)
day 136Trek to Jogimara (3,005 m / 9,859 ft, walk approx. 6–7 hrs)
day 137Trek to Piplan (1,700 m / 5,577 ft, walk approx. 7–8 hrs)
day 138Trek to Apsia Lekh (3,200 m / 10,499 ft, walk approx. 7–8 hrs)
day 139Trek to Punkha Khola (walk approx. 4–5 hrs)
day 140Trek to River Camp via high ridge (over 4,000 m / 13,123 ft, walk approx. 4 hrs)
day 141Trek to Simikot (2,900 m / 9,514 ft, walk approx. 6–7 hrs)
day 142Trek to Kermu (2,300 m / 7,546 ft, walk approx. 7–8 hrs)
day 143Trek to Shinjungma (walk approx. 6–7 hrs)
day 144-145Trek to Talung (4,380 m / 14,370 ft) and Halji (3,750 m / 12,303 ft, 2 days, walk approx. 6–7 hrs per day)
day 146Trek to Hilsa (2,300 m / 7,546 ft, walk approx. 8–9 hrs) – Congratulations!
day 147Drive to Simikot (2,900 m / 9,514 ft, approx. 7–8 hrs) – Time to Celebrate!
day 148Fly to Nepalgunj and Kathmandu (1,330 m / 4,364 ft, flights approx. 45–60 mins and 50 mins)
day 149In Kathmandu (1,330 m / 4,364 ft) – Rest, Relax and Reflect
day 150Trip concludes in Kathmandu (1,330 m / 4,364 ft)
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