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Visit Nepal, Tibet & Bhutan with Himalayan 360
Registered with Govt, TAAN, PATA & NATTA
5★ Rated, Since 2014
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Travel Agency and Trekking Company in Nepal, Based in Kathmandu
Himalayan 360 (Himalayan Three Sixty Pvt. Ltd.) is a licensed travel agency and trekking company in Kathmandu, Nepal, founded in 2014 by Rajendra Amgain and currently run along with Amrit Nepal. Himalayan 360 is a member of TAAN, NATTA and PATA. We are rated 5.0 across Google and Tripadvisor by our satisfied travellers.
Our head office is on Galkopakha Marg, Kathmandu, with a licensed branch office in Thimphu, Bhutan. From them we run treks and tours across Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan: Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Base Camp, the Manaslu Circuit, Langtang, Makalu and Upper Mustang in Nepal; the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra and Lhasa in Tibet; and Paro, Thimphu, Punakha and the Druk Path in Bhutan.
- Guaranteed Kailash Departures Every SeasonOverland from Kathmandu, by helicopter, or the Charan Sparsh route. We process the Chinese group visa and Tibet Travel Permit ourselves.
- Bhutan run by our Thimphu officeOur licensed branch in Thimphu handles your Bhutan visa and permits with our own staff.
- Flexible Trips and Guaranteed Group DeparturesJoin a group on a guaranteed date and share the cost, or travel privately on your own dates at any group size, including one.
- Safety First with Local Expert GuidesLicensed, first-aid certified, altitude-trained guides from the valleys they lead. Rest days are fixed in every itinerary, and guides can order a descent without calling head office.
Himalayan Tours: Spiritual, Cultural and Adventure
Three ways to travel the Himalaya, across three countries. Pick the one that sounds like you.
SpiritualKailash Mansarovar Yatra, overland, by helicopter, or the Charan Sparsh route. Muktinath.View 12 Trips →
CulturalKathmandu Valley, Upper Mustang by jeep, Lhasa to Kathmandu, western Bhutan.View 8 Trips →
AdventureEverest Base Camp, Annapurna Base Camp, Manaslu Circuit, Langtang, Makalu.View 30 Trips →Our Best Selling Trips
Not sure what to choose? These are the trips our travellers book most, by travel style.
Himalayan 360 Video Reviews from Trekkers
Trekking Regions in Nepal
Pick a region, then a trek. Every one is run from our Kathmandu office.
17 tripsEverest RegionEverest Base Camp, Gokyo, Island Peak, heli tours
16 tripsAnnapurna RegionAnnapurna Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit, Poon Hill
5 tripsManaslu RegionManaslu Circuit, Tsum Valley
4 tripsLangtang RegionLangtang Valley, Gosaikunda, Tamang Heritage
4 tripsMustang RegionUpper Mustang trek, jeep and motorbike toursShort Treks, Peak Climbing and Heli Tours in Nepal
Treks of a week or less, 6,000m summits and helicopter days to base camp.
Short Treks
Peak ClimbingIsland Peak, Lobuche East and Mera Peak, all over 6,000 m.
- Island Peak Climbing16 DaysUS$ 1,945
- Mera Peak Climbing17 DaysUS$ 2,050
- Lobuche East Peak Climbing18 DaysUS$ 2,050
Heli ToursEverest, Annapurna, Muktinath and Kailash by helicopter.
- Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour1 DayUS$ 1,070
- Muktinath Heli Tour1 DayUS$ 999
- Kailash Yatra by Helicopter11 DaysUS$ 3,400
Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan Tour Packages
Run from our offices in Kathmandu and Thimphu.
Nepal
Eight of the world’s fourteen 8,000 m peaks, plus Kathmandu’s temple squares and the walled kingdom of Mustang. Our home ground, and where most first Himalayan trips begin.
- Registered office in KathmanduOur head office since 2014. Every Nepal departure is run from it, not subcontracted out.
- Permits processed in-houseTIMS, national park and restricted-area permits handled by our own team.
- Eight of the fourteen 8,000 m peaksEverest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu and Annapurna.
Bhutan
Bhutan controls visitor numbers through a daily Sustainable Development Fee, so every trip is permit-based and pre-arranged. We hold a licensed office in Thimphu, which means we handle your visa and permits in-house.
- Branch office in ThimphuA licensed Bhutanese office, so your visa and permits never leave our hands.
- Daily Sustainable Development FeeBhutan caps visitor numbers. The fee sits in your trip price before you pay a deposit.
- Western Bhutan circuitsParo, Thimphu and Punakha, plus the Druk Path ridge walk between them.
Tibet
Tibet needs a Chinese group visa plus a Tibet Travel Permit, and independent travel is not allowed. We process the full permit chain from Kathmandu, which is why most of our Kailash and Lhasa travellers start here.
- The full permit chain from KathmanduChinese group visa, Tibet Travel Permit and alien travel permit, all processed by us.
- Group travel onlyIndependent travel is not permitted. Every itinerary runs with a licensed Tibetan guide.
- Kailash every season since 2014Overland from Kathmandu, by helicopter, or as the Charan Sparsh route.
Best Time to Trek in Nepal
Nepal trekking has two prime seasons and two that reward knowing where to go.
Prime SeasonSpring
MarAprMay
Warm days, rhododendron in flower up to 3,500 m and stable skies. This is also the Everest and Annapurna climbing season, so base camps are busy and alive.
Best forEverest Base Camp, Annapurna Base Camp, peak climbing
ShoulderMonsoon
JunJulAug
Rain and cloud across most of Nepal, but Upper Mustang and Dolpo sit in the Himalayan rain shadow and stay dry. This is also peak Kailash Yatra season in Tibet.
Best forUpper Mustang, Dolpo, Kailash Mansarovar Yatra
Prime SeasonAutumn
SepOctNov
The clearest mountain views of the year, moderate temperatures and Dashain and Tihar festivals in the valleys. The busiest season, so book lodges three to four months out.
Best forEvery major trek, cultural touring
Quiet SeasonWinter
DecJanFeb
Cold at altitude and high passes may close, but the air is sharp and the trails are empty. Lower routes stay comfortable and lodge prices drop.
Best forGhorepani Poon Hill, Langtang, Kathmandu Valley
What Our Travellers Say
Reviews from travellers on their trips with us, posted on Google.
Chris PointingKailash Mansarovar Yatra★★★★★
This Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar Yatra felt special right from the start. The drive from Kathmandu towards the border was long, but I enjoyed watching small villages, hills, and daily life along the road. Timure was quiet and simple. Kyirung gave us time to rest, walk around the market, and slowly get used to the place. As we moved towards Saga and Lake Mansarovar, the views became wider and calmer. Seeing Mount Kailash for the first time was a moment I will never forget. Sitting near Lake Mansarovar, even without doing much, felt peaceful and meaningful. The walk around Mount Kailash was tough, especially the day we crossed Dolma La Pass. There were moments when I felt tired, but walking with other pilgrims kept me going. Reaching the end of the parikrama felt emotional and satisfying. When I finally returned to Kathmandu, I felt thankful and proud of myself. So thankful for the journey!
Google review · August 2026Roy AlonyManaslu Circuit Trek★★★★★
we did the Manaslu trek with Rajendra amgain, it was amazing experience with the top level guide, the trek was outstanding, not over crowded and not over touristic, and Rajendra was extremely professional, fluent in English and very helpful!! highly recommended!!
Google review · 2024
Link DipakEverest Base Camp Trek★★★★★
I did 14 days Everest Base camp trek with Himalayan360. They are outstanding ppl, well information, provide quality food during trek and guide chhiring is perfect guide for EBC.thank you team HIMALAYAN 360!
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Bijen PrajapatiKailash Mansarovar Yatra★★★★★
I have been a devotee of Lord Shiva all my life, but walking around Mount Kailash felt like I was truly close to him. Each step of the parikrama was filled with prayers and gratitude. I would stop and chant mantras, feeling the energy of the mountains surrounding me. Every glance at the sacred peak reminded me of his presence and protection. The rituals at Lake Mansarovar were deeply moving. Fetching water for a symbolic bath and watching the calm lake made me feel purified and peaceful. By the time I returned to Kathmandu, I felt spiritually renewed, stronger in faith, and thankful for this sacred journey that allowed me to connect with Lord Shiva in a way I never imagined.
Google reviewAnugrah RaiAnnapurna Base Camp Trek★★★★★
My journey to the Annapurna Base Camp was truly a transformative experience. This trip made me realise the importance of perseverance and the sense of satisfaction that comes from achieving a challenging goal. I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the entire Himalayan 360 team for making this trip possible. I am deeply grateful for your exceptional services. If you're considering an adventure in the Himalayas, I wholeheartedly recommend Himalayan 360.
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Rajan MagarMuktinath Tour★★★★★
I recently booked a Muktinath tour with Himalayan 360 travel agency, and I wanted to share my experience. The tour was well-organized and gave me the opportunity to explore the beautiful Muktinath region. However, I must highlight the exceptional service provided by Mr. Kumar Thapa, tour manager. His dedication and attention to detail went beyond expectations, ensuring that the trip was smooth and enjoyable. Mr. Raju dai our driver for the whole trip such a helpful guy..... Highly recommend Himalayan 360 for their well-planned tours and outstanding staff like Kumar Thapa. We were 19 Ladies group planned a trip to Nepal with Mr. Kumar Thapa from Himalayan 360. It was a great trip. We visited Pashupati nath Temple, D square, Monkey Temple, Buddanath, Stup Doleshwer, Mahadev etc. Our plane from Pokhra to Jomson was cancelled and Mr. Kumar Thapa made sure no inconvenience was caused to our grou. He arranged cars for us immediately. Surya Heritage Hotel in Kathmandu and Majhari resort in Pokhra were very beautiful. Hotel staff was very cooperative. Overall the trip was excellent 👍Thanks to Mr kumar and his team for giving us a great experience.
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Larry FriedmanKathmandu and Chitwan Tour★★★★★
I highly recommend Himalayan 360! The communication before I left the USA was exceptional I knew i was in good hands That continued throughout the journey The tour exceeded my expectations Photos do not do the sights justice Chitwan was amazing The town, the national park, everything! Excellent itinerary guide and driver I stayed at the Hyatt in Kathmandu and Green Park in Chitwan I recommend them both My trip guide and driver were wonderful My thanks to them! I never worried about anything! My great thanks to all I will never forget this trip!
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Chaitanya JoshiKathmandu and Pokhara Tour★★★★★
I wanted to visit Nepal since 1985. I haven’t been since then because I moved to America. I planned a vacation to visit India and Nepal in 2023 and I came up with my Facebook friend, Rajendra Amjain, and asked him to organized my trip with my siblings to visit Kathmandu and Pokhara for a week. Through Himalayan 360, I was very pleased how he organized the hotel, plane tickets, and transportation. I was very happy and pleased with his service and now for 2025, I am planning an Everest Base Camp trip with Himalayan 360. I am looking forward to it since they are the best adventure trip organizer. If anyone wants to join, please contact Rajendra and his team for any tracking or adventure activities or a simple visit to see the country. Him and his team can be very helpful to make your vacation/trip very enjoyable and less stressful. I recommend everyone who wants to go to Nepal to get in touch with Himalayan 360 for their future adventures.
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Chiran BhusalHimalayan Trek★★★★★
Himalayan 360 is a gem in the world of travel and adventure. From start to finish, their team ensured our Himalayan trekking experience was nothing short of magical. The guides were knowledgeable and attentive, the accommodations were cozy, and the views were breathtaking. They went above and beyond to make us feel safe and comfortable throughout our journey. If you're looking for an unforgettable Himalayan adventure, look no further than Himalayan 360. Highly recommended!
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Maxwell MalakoffTrek in Nepal★★★★★
Amazing trek. Phenomenal guide with vast knowledge, expertise, and hospitality. Highly recommend. 10/10 safety and experience. Go for it! Fantastic service and amazing experiences! Everything was well-organized and exceeded our expectations. Highly recommend this travel company
Google reviewNepal Trekking Guides on Our Team
Licensed, first-aid certified guides from the regions they lead.
Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan Tours,
Run by One Team
Himalayan 360 runs trekking, peak climbing, pilgrimages, cultural tours, overland trips and helicopter days across Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan, from our own offices in Kathmandu and Thimphu.
- 01Every kind of journeyTrekking, peak climbing, sacred pilgrimage, cultural touring, overland by jeep, and helicopter days. Three circles on the dial, all run by us.
- 02Every regionEverest, Annapurna, Manaslu, Langtang, Makalu and Mustang in Nepal, and beyond the border to Kailash, Lhasa and Bhutan through our own offices, not a partner agency.
- 03Every levelFrom a one-day Everest helicopter tour to seventeen days into the Makalu wilderness. First-timers and restricted-area veterans on the same books.
- 04Every stageThe planner who prices your trip, the office that files your permits, the guide on the trail and the person answering at 2 a.m. all work for the same company.
How We Run Every Trip
Guides From the Region
Licensed, first-aid certified, altitude-trained, and from the valleys they lead you through. A Sherpa guide in Khumbu, a Gurung guide in Annapurna.
Acclimatisation Built In
Rest days are fixed in the itinerary, not sold as an upgrade. Our Everest Base Camp is 14 days because 12 is how people get sick. Guides can order a descent without calling head office.
Inclusions Printed Before You Pay
Every trip page lists exactly what the price covers and what it doesn't, including permits, flights, meals and porters, before a deposit changes hands. The bill at the end matches the page at the start.
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Plan Your Nepal Itinerary
With a Local Planner
Tell us your dates, your pace and what you actually want out of the mountains. A Kathmandu-based planner builds the itinerary and prices it openly. It is free, with no obligation to book.
- 1Share Your Dream Trip
Tell us where you want to travel, when, and whether it is a trek, a tour or a pilgrimage.
- 2Get Your Travel Plan
A local expert sends your day-by-day itinerary and price within 24 hours.
- 3Pay a 30% Deposit
By bank transfer, or by Visa or Mastercard with a 5% card fee. Tibet and Bhutan trips are paid in full before you arrive.
- 4Pay the Balance and Travel
Pay the rest in Kathmandu on arrival, then travel with our team on the ground from arrival to departure.
Frequently Asked Questions by Travellers
When is the best time to trek in Nepal?
Autumn (September–November) and spring (March–May) are the two prime seasons, with clear skies, stable weather and warm days. June to August is monsoon across most of Nepal, but Upper Mustang and Dolpo sit in the rain shadow and stay dry. December to February is cold at altitude but excellent for lower routes like Ghorepani Poon Hill and Langtang.
Can a first-timer trek in Nepal?
Yes. Pick a trek that tops out below about 3,300 m with no pass to cross, such as the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek (5 days, 3,210 m) or the Tamang Heritage Trek (6 days). Days are still 5 to 6 hours on foot, and some climbs are steep. A medium trek of about a week, such as the Annapurna Base Camp Trek (9 days, 4,130 m), is the usual next step.
How fit do I need to be for Everest or Annapurna Base Camp?
You do not need climbing experience. You do need to be comfortable walking 5–7 hours a day for several days in a row, on uneven ground, at altitude. If you can hike a full day at home and feel fine the next morning, you can do Everest Base Camp with our itinerary. We build in acclimatisation days rather than selling them as an add-on.
Can I travel solo, or do I need a group?
Both work. You can join one of our fixed departures and share costs with other travellers, or book a private trip on your own dates at any group size, including one. Nepal now requires a licensed guide for solo trekkers in national park areas, which is included either way.
Do I need permits, and do you arrange them?
Yes to both. Nepal treks need a TIMS card plus a national park or conservation area permit, and restricted areas like Upper Mustang and Manaslu need a special permit issued only through a licensed agency. Tibet needs a Chinese group visa and a Tibet Travel Permit; Bhutan needs a visa and a daily Sustainable Development Fee. Himalayan 360 processes all of it in-house: you send documents, we handle the offices.
What safety measures do you have for high-altitude treks?
Every group carries a first-aid kit and a pulse oximeter, guides are trained in altitude sickness recognition and first aid, and acclimatisation days are fixed into the itinerary. On Kailash and other very high routes a support vehicle stays with the group. Guides have the authority to descend a client without needing head-office approval.
Do I need travel insurance?
Yes. Travel insurance that covers emergency high-altitude rescue and evacuation is compulsory, and we ask for a copy when you book. It is not included in the trip price.
Where do I sleep and eat on a trek?
In tea houses, the local lodges along the trail, on a sharing basis, with breakfast, lunch and dinner included on trekking days. Wi-Fi and phone charging cost a small fee, tap water is untreated, so carry a filter or tablets, and there are no ATMs on the trail, so bring cash.
What is included in the trip price?
Standard trek packages include airport transfers, ground transport, domestic flights where the itinerary requires them, permits, accommodation throughout, all meals on the trek, and a licensed guide. A porter is added if requested. International flights, Nepal visa, travel insurance, tips and personal expenses are excluded. The full list is printed on every trip page before you pay.
How much deposit do I pay, and what if I cancel?
You pay 30% of the trip cost to confirm a Nepal trip, and the balance in Kathmandu on arrival, before the trip starts. Tibet and Bhutan trips are paid in full before you arrive. Cancellations are made in writing. Cancelling 30 or more days before the start date costs 40% of the trip cost, 15 or more days costs 50%, and 7 or more days costs 80%. The rest is refunded or moved to a later trip. Permits already bought cannot be refunded. The full terms are on our Terms and Conditions page.
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