Travel companions · Népal

Hello, 67 years old, been hiking for a long time, staying in mountain huts during the season and trekking in Nepal for a few years now (three treks with 2/3 people: Mustang, Gokyo Lakes, Kanchenjunga South BC, and two solo treks: Langtang-Gosaikunda in 2025 and Makalu BC in 2026). I’d like to share another project like Lower Dolpo, Kanchenjunga North and South BC loop, or Manaslu Circuit. Open to other destinations but would prefer to avoid overly touristy areas. Looking for a woman or man for a trek (+ guide and one porter), all organized through a local agency in Kathmandu (I know several). Possible periods: November 2026 or April 2027. Have a great day!

Hello, We’re a group of three people aged 63 to 65, planning to do the Kangchenjunga trek in April 2026 with a Nepali friend. We’d like to have a total of six participants to share costs. If you’re interested, drop us a message. Gilles

Hi everyone.

I’m putting together my next trek project for the Khumbu Valley.

I was there this year in October-November and would love to go back, ideally in November 2026.

I’m planning the Three Passes trek, including the ascent of Lobuche and Island Peak. The intermediate summits like Gokyo Ri and Kala Patthar will also be part of the adventure.

I’ve already requested a quote from the agency I used this year. Prices vary depending on the number of people. To be honest, going solo with a guide and a porter costs me (excluding the FRANCE-NEPAL flight) 3200 € + $990 extra for the guide (insurance, bonuses). With two people, the price drops to 3000 €, and the $990 disappears. That suddenly makes it much more affordable.

I’d love to go with one or more other people for several reasons. The cost, of course, but also—and most importantly—because it’s way more fun to share this kind of adventure.

Just to clarify, I know this agency well. They’re very professional, French-speaking, and handle any issues that come up. It’s been tested and approved. The ideal time is really November. This year, we had a late monsoon when we left at the end of October, followed by exceptional weather. But a late monsoon means snow—Gokyo was completely snowed in, and the passes were extremely tricky.

The ideal timing is a full month door-to-door, so from France back to France.

Don’t hesitate—there’s plenty of time. I’m just planning to confirm the trip during the winter, around February/March 2026.

See you soon

Hello,

I’m a 56-year-old man who’s already done several treks in Nepal and elsewhere in the world. I’m also passionate about photography. I’m looking for one or more people to form a group for a trek in Nepal. The trek is the Annapurna and Manaslu circuit (24 days), also passing by Tilicho Lake. I have a great itinerary and the local company seems solid. The price is around $1600. I’ll be in Nepal from April 5 to May 12, 2026, so the trek will need to take place within those dates.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Daniel, Quebec, Canada

Hi there! I’m heading to Nepal on November 3rd and plan to do a trek to Kala Patthar starting on the 7th (about twelve days). I’m a 68-year-old man in good physical shape and I’m looking for someone or an already-formed group up for the adventure. I’ll be accompanied by a porter and possibly a guide, but I think just the porter is necessary. Last year, I did the Mardi Himal trek in the Annapurna range. This one is 2 to 3 times longer. If you’re interested, drop me a message! Thanks

Hello, I’m planning to do the Great Traverse from Sherpani Col to Amphu Lapsta via Makalu Base Camp in October 2025 (22 to 23 days), from Num to Lukla—a route very rarely completed. It’s considered Nepal’s most challenging trek, but also likely the most breathtaking, with unique views of Makalu, Everest, Baruntse, Ama Dablam, and more.

I’ve already done many treks and trekking peaks in Nepal (three high passes, Mera Peak, the full Annapurna Circuit, North and South Kanchenjunga Base Camps, Manaslu Circuit, and the full traverse of Lower and Upper Dolpo).

We’re already two confirmed people and three with options. I’m looking for two or three additional travel partners for this adventure, planned between mid-October and mid-November 2025. The organization will be handled jointly with a well-known agency in Kathmandu that I trust, which has the guides and expertise for this kind of trek—something most agencies can’t offer.

Alpine experience is required due to technical challenges (technical ascent and descent of Sherpani Col and Amphu Lapsta with rappelling, glacial walking/steep slopes >45°), altitude (around ten days above 4,000m, with passes over 6,000m—Sherpani Col and West Col—and several nights in tents above 5,000m), and the remoteness of this traverse, which is done with tents, porters, and cooks.

Don’t hesitate to get in touch for more details about this incredible Himalayan adventure, rarely done as a traverse. See you soon

Hello, We’re looking for participants to join us on the Annapurna Circuit trek from March 7 to 26, 2025. If you’d like to team up and hike this loop together, get in touch! Have a great day and see you on the adventure trail!!! Aventure

Hi, I already posted an ad for April for Cape Verde, the Canary Islands, etc., but it’s possible I’ll have more time off than expected and could leave for 3 weeks starting April 19. In that case, I’m considering Sri Lanka, which has great weather across much of the country, or New Zealand, where it’s autumn and everything’s cheaper with still-pleasant weather. Nepal could also be an option, even though it apparently starts raining there. I’d be available for 3 weeks starting April 19, give or take. Open to other far-flung destinations with good weather. Looking for a female travel companion. I travel backpacker-style, on a tight budget, using local transport or renting a car (for New Zealand, for example). Feel free to message me privately.