Are you planning a Himalayan holiday from South Korea? The Nepal ABC trek from Korea offers an unforgettable opportunity to explore traditional mountain villages, walk through beautiful forests, and reach Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 metres above sea level.

This 10-day private Annapurna Base Camp adventure combines Kathmandu’s cultural heritage, a scenic flight to Pokhara, and a guided trek into the spectacular Annapurna Sanctuary. Along the way, you will experience traditional Gurung villages, dramatic Himalayan landscapes, mountain lodges, and panoramic views of Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Hiunchuli, and Machhapuchhre, also known as Fishtail Mountain.

Organized by Nepal Tours Packages, operated by Alliance Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd., this journey is designed for South Korean travelers seeking a personalized trekking holiday with local expertise, an experienced trekking guide, porter support, and carefully coordinated travel arrangements.

Whether you are travelling as a couple, with friends, or as a small private group, we can customize your Nepal ABC trek according to your preferred travel dates, international flights, accommodation preferences, and trekking experience.

Ready to explore the Himalayas? Contact our Kathmandu-based team for a personalized itinerary and quotation for your private Annapurna Base Camp adventure.

Nepal ABC Trek from Korea – Tour Overview

Tour Details	Information
Tour name	Nepal ABC Trek from Korea
Duration	10 days / 9 nights
Destinations	Kathmandu, Pokhara, Ghandruk and Annapurna Base Camp
Maximum altitude	4,130 metres
Trekking style	Private guided trekking
Difficulty	Moderate to challenging
Accommodation	First-class hotel in Kathmandu and local mountain lodges
Transportation	Domestic flights, private transfers and reserved jeep
Trekking guide	Experienced English-speaking guide
Porter support	Generally one porter for every two trekkers
Best seasons	Spring and autumn
Starting and ending point	Kathmandu, Nepal
Indicative price	USD 1,398 per person, based on two travelers sharing a room

The itinerary includes international travel planning from Korea, but the international airfare is separate from the indicative trekking package price. The final quotation will depend on your travel dates, flight availability, accommodation, group size, and confirmed services.

Highlights of the Nepal ABC Trek from Korea

• Reach Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 metres and experience the spectacular Annapurna Sanctuary.
• Enjoy mountain views of Annapurna I, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, Machhapuchhre, and surrounding Himalayan peaks.
• Explore Ghandruk, one of the best-known traditional Gurung villages in the Annapurna region.
• Walk through rhododendron forests, bamboo groves, river valleys, waterfalls, and terraced hillsides.
• Discover the culture and hospitality of local Himalayan communities.
• Experience sunrise over the snow-covered mountains, weather permitting.
• Relax at the natural hot springs near Jhinu Danda, subject to time and local access.
• Travel with a private trekking guide and organized porter support.
• Enjoy a flexible itinerary tailored to your travel schedule and preferences.
• Extend your holiday with Kathmandu sightseeing, a Pokhara stay, a Chitwan safari, or a Nepal–Bhutan cultural tour.

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Detailed 10-Day Nepal ABC Trek Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu (1,400m)

Welcome to Nepal! Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our airport representative will welcome you outside the international arrivals hall with a sign displaying your name.

You will be transferred to your hotel in a private vehicle. After checking in, you can relax following your international journey or explore the surrounding neighbourhood at your own pace.

If time permits, visit Thamel, a popular tourist district with restaurants, shops, trekking equipment stores, and travel services. Your trekking guide will brief you on the route, equipment, altitude, and practical preparations for the coming days.

Accommodation: First-class hotel in Kathmandu
Meals: Not included unless specified in the final quotation

Day 2: Fly to Pokhara, Drive to Kimchi and Trek to Ghandruk (1,950m)

After breakfast, transfer to Kathmandu airport for your approximately 25–30-minute domestic flight to Pokhara, subject to flight schedules and weather.

Upon arrival, meet your driver and travel by reserved jeep toward Kimchi, the starting point of your trek.

Begin walking uphill to Ghandruk, a picturesque Gurung village known for its traditional houses, terraced fields, and magnificent mountain surroundings. On clear days, you can enjoy views of Annapurna South and Hiunchuli.

After reaching Ghandruk, explore the village and discover the local culture and lifestyle. If time permits, visit the local museum before settling into your lodge for the evening.

Walking time: Approximately 3 hours
Accommodation: Local mountain lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Day 3: Trek from Ghandruk to Chhomrong (2,170m)

After breakfast, descend toward the Kimrong Khola valley before continuing uphill toward Chhomrong.

The trail passes through forested hillsides, traditional settlements, river crossings, and stone stairways. Although some uphill sections require steady effort, the changing landscape makes the journey rewarding.

Chhomrong is an important settlement on the Annapurna Base Camp route. It offers impressive views of Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Machhapuchhre.

Spend the evening relaxing at your lodge and preparing for the next stage of the trek.

Walking time: Approximately 5 hours
Accommodation: Local mountain lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Day 4: Trek from Chhomrong to Doban (approximately 2,500m)

Begin the day by descending the famous stone steps from Chhomrong toward Chhomrong Khola before climbing toward Sinuwa.

Continue through forested trails and bamboo-covered landscapes along the Modi Khola valley. The route passes through small settlements and woodland as you travel deeper into the Annapurna Sanctuary.

The landscape gradually becomes more rugged, with steep hillsides, rocky sections, and increasingly dramatic mountain scenery.

Reach Doban and settle into your lodge for the night.

Walking time: Approximately 5–6 hours
Accommodation: Local mountain lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Day 5: Trek from Doban to Deurali (3,230m)

After breakfast, continue along the Modi Khola valley through forested paths and impressive rocky landscapes.

As you gain elevation, the vegetation gradually changes and the valley becomes more dramatic. Continue via the Himalaya area toward Deurali, enjoying the changing scenery and occasional mountain views.

Today is an important stage of your ascent. Walk at a comfortable pace, drink sufficient water, and follow your guide’s advice regarding altitude and rest breaks.

An overnight stay at Deurali allows you to prepare for the higher-altitude journey toward Machhapuchhre Base Camp and Annapurna Base Camp.

Walking time: Approximately 4–5 hours
Accommodation: Local mountain lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Day 6: Trek to Annapurna Base Camp via Machhapuchhre Base Camp (4,130m)

Today is the highlight of your Nepal ABC trek from Korea.

After breakfast, leave Deurali and continue toward the upper Modi Khola valley. The trail passes through increasingly open terrain before reaching Machhapuchhre Base Camp at approximately 3,700 metres.

Enjoy the spectacular Himalayan panorama, which may include Machhapuchhre, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, Annapurna I, and other surrounding peaks.

After a break, continue toward Annapurna Base Camp. As you enter the Annapurna Sanctuary, the landscape opens into an extraordinary natural amphitheatre surrounded by towering mountains.

At approximately 4,130 metres, Annapurna Base Camp offers a remarkable high-altitude experience. Weather permitting, you can enjoy panoramic mountain views, photograph the dramatic scenery, and watch the evening light transform the surrounding peaks.

Your guide will monitor your progress and help adjust the plan if altitude, weather, or trail conditions require it.

Walking time: Approximately 6–7 hours
Maximum altitude: 4,130m
Accommodation: Local mountain lodge at Annapurna Base Camp
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Important: The ascent and overnight stay are subject to weather, trail safety, and your health. Annapurna Base Camp is a high-altitude destination, and the guide may adjust the itinerary if conditions require it.

Day 7: Sunrise at Annapurna Base Camp and Trek to Doban

Wake early, weather permitting, to enjoy sunrise over the Annapurna range. The changing colours of Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Hiunchuli, and the surrounding peaks create a memorable Himalayan experience.

After breakfast, begin descending along the familiar route toward Machhapuchhre Base Camp and Deurali, then continue through the valley toward Doban.

Although descending generally requires less cardiovascular effort than climbing, the trail can be demanding on your knees and ankles. Take care on uneven paths and follow your guide’s instructions.

Enjoy the return journey through the dramatic mountain valley and forested landscape.

Walking time: Approximately 6 hours
Accommodation: Local mountain lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Day 8: Trek from Doban via Chhomrong to Jhinu Danda (1,760m)

After breakfast, continue descending through Bamboo and Sinuwa toward Chhomrong. The route includes both uphill and downhill sections, including stone stairways, so a steady pace is recommended.

Stop for lunch along the trail before continuing toward Jhinu Danda, a popular overnight destination known for its natural hot springs near the Modi Khola river.

If time, weather, and local access conditions permit, take a short walk to the hot springs and enjoy a relaxing break after several days of trekking. Any applicable entry fees are payable locally unless included in your final quotation.

Walking time: Approximately 6–7 hours, depending on the exact route
Accommodation: Local mountain lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Day 9: Trek to Kimchi, Drive to Pokhara and Fly to Kathmandu

After breakfast, begin the final trekking section toward Kimchi. Enjoy the last stretch of village paths, terraced farmland, and forested hillsides before meeting your reserved jeep.

Drive to Pokhara, a lakeside city known for its relaxed atmosphere and beautiful mountain surroundings. Transfer to the airport for your scheduled domestic flight to Kathmandu.

Upon arrival, our representative will transfer you to your hotel. Enjoy a relaxing evening after completing your Annapurna Base Camp trek.

The road journey and domestic flight are subject to traffic, weather, and operating schedules. If conditions make the same-day connection impractical, an additional night in Pokhara may be advisable.

Walking time: Approximately 3 hours
Drive: Kimchi to Pokhara, approximately 2.5–3 hours
Flight: Pokhara to Kathmandu, approximately 25–30 minutes
Accommodation: First-class hotel in Kathmandu
Meals: Breakfast

Day 10: Departure from Kathmandu

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel, depending on your flight schedule. At the appropriate time, our representative will transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport for your international departure.

If you have additional time, consider extending your holiday with Kathmandu cultural sightseeing, a relaxing Pokhara stay, a wildlife safari in Chitwan, or another Himalayan adventure.

Meals: Breakfast, if included in your hotel arrangement
Services conclude: Airport transfer and departure assistance as agreed in your package

Your 10-day Nepal ABC trek from Korea concludes with unforgettable memories of Himalayan scenery, traditional villages, and the remarkable experience of reaching Annapurna Base Camp.

International Flights from Korea to Nepal and Return

Planning your Nepal ABC trek from Korea starts with choosing a convenient international flight to Kathmandu. Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) is Nepal’s main international gateway.

Flights from Seoul to Kathmandu

Travelers departing from South Korea can check flights from Incheon International Airport (ICN) to Kathmandu. Depending on the travel dates, direct services or connecting flights may be available. Flight schedules, airlines, and frequencies can change seasonally.

For current schedules and fares, check the Korean Air official flight search and compare other available airlines for your dates.

We recommend the following flight arrangement:

• Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu from Korea and transfer to your hotel.
• Day 2: Fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara and begin the trek after the drive to Kimchi.
• Day 9: Return to Kathmandu from Pokhara and stay overnight.
• Day 10: Transfer to the international airport for your return flight to Korea.

Arriving in Kathmandu at least one day before starting a trek is advisable when flight schedules allow. It gives you time to rest, meet your guide, check your equipment, and prepare for the journey.

If your international flight arrives late or your return flight is early, we can adjust the itinerary and arrange additional accommodation as required.

International airfare is not included in the indicative USD 1,398 trekking package. We can coordinate the Nepal arrangements around your confirmed international flights and discuss flight options when preparing your quotation.

Essential Nepal Travel Information for Korean Travelers

Nepal tourist visa for South Korean citizens

South Korean passport holders visiting Nepal for tourism can generally obtain a tourist visa on arrival, subject to current immigration requirements. Travelers should confirm eligibility and the latest procedures before departure.

Your passport should generally be valid for at least six months beyond the relevant travel date. Check the current requirements if you hold a travel document other than an ordinary South Korean passport.

Standard tourist visa fees are published as follows:

Visa duration	Standard fee
15 days	USD 30
30 days	USD 50
90 days	USD 125

Fees and procedures should be reconfirmed before travel.

How to obtain your Nepal visa:

1. Complete the official online tourist visa application before arrival, where available.
2. Save or print your application confirmation.
3. Prepare your passport and an accepted payment method.
4. Complete the immigration process at Kathmandu airport and pay the applicable fee.
5. Check your visa validity and permitted stay before leaving the immigration counter.

Official resources:

• Nepal Department of Immigration – Visa Information
• Nepal Tourism Board – Tourist Visa Guide
• Embassy of Nepal in Seoul – Visa Information

For this 10-day itinerary, a 15-day visa will normally be sufficient if your total stay falls within the visa validity period. Allow extra time if you intend to extend your holiday.

Currency and payments

Nepal uses the Nepalese rupee (NPR). Currency exchange services are available in Kathmandu and Pokhara, and international payment cards are accepted by many larger hotels and businesses.

However, cash is useful for small purchases, snacks, local cafés, mountain-lodge extras, hot showers, charging devices, and tips.

We recommend carrying enough Nepalese rupees for incidental trekking expenses. ATMs are available in cities but should not be relied upon in remote mountain villages.

Language and communication

Nepali is the national language, and English is commonly used in tourism services. Your standard package includes an English-speaking trekking guide.

If you prefer a Korean-speaking guide, please mention this when requesting a quotation. Availability and any additional costs must be confirmed in advance.

You can arrange a local SIM card or mobile-data service in Kathmandu. Mobile coverage may be limited or unreliable in some mountain areas.

Food and dietary requirements

Kathmandu and Pokhara offer a variety of international restaurants, with vegetarian and other dietary options available in many tourist areas.

During the trek, local lodges generally serve meals such as dal bhat, rice, noodles, soups, potatoes, eggs, and other simple dishes.

Please advise us of dietary requirements before departure. We can communicate these to the lodges, although particular ingredients and Korean dishes cannot be guaranteed in remote mountain locations.

Electricity and internet

Electricity and charging facilities vary between mountain lodges. Charging phones, cameras, and power banks may incur additional fees, and power supply can be limited.

Bring suitable charging cables, a compatible travel adapter, and a power bank. Download your essential documents, maps, and contact details before leaving Kathmandu or Pokhara.

Internet access may be available at some lodges but should not be considered continuous throughout the trek.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek Packing List for Korean Travelers

Temperatures vary considerably between Kathmandu, Pokhara, the forested trail, and Annapurna Base Camp. Lower elevations may be mild, while temperatures at 4,130 metres can fall below freezing, especially overnight and during winter.

Layering is the most practical way to prepare for changing conditions.

Clothing

• Moisture-wicking trekking shirts and trekking trousers.
• Warm fleece or insulating mid-layer.
• Down jacket or another suitable insulated jacket.
• Waterproof and windproof jacket and trousers.
• Thermal base layers for cold mornings and evenings.
• Warm trekking socks and spare pairs.
• Comfortable underwear and lightweight sleepwear.
• Warm hat, sun hat, and gloves.
• Comfortable clothes for Kathmandu and Pokhara.

Footwear and trekking equipment

• Well-broken-in trekking boots with good grip.
• Lightweight camp shoes or sandals.
• Trekking poles.
• Daypack with a rain cover.
• Reusable water bottles or hydration system.
• Headlamp with spare batteries.
• Sunglasses with suitable UV protection.
• Sunscreen and protective lip balm.
• Quick-drying towel and basic toiletries.

Health and personal items

• Personal medication in its original packaging.
• First-aid essentials and blister care.
• Hand sanitizer and tissues.
• Suitable water-treatment supplies.
• Travel insurance documents and emergency contacts.
• Passport, visa confirmation, and copies of important documents.
• Nepalese rupees for mountain-lodge extras.
• Power bank and charging cables.

Our package provides a sleeping bag, down jacket, kit bag, trekking map, and walking poles on a returnable basis, subject to availability. Confirm the available sizes and suitability before relying on these items.

Bring your own trekking boots, personal clothing, toiletries, and any equipment specifically suited to your needs.

Porter and luggage allowance

The original package specifies one porter for every two trekkers, with a maximum combined luggage allowance of 25 kg for the pair. Confirm the final allowance and restrictions when booking.

Keep your passport, money, medication, electronics, and valuables in your own daypack. Use waterproof liners or dry bags to protect your main trekking bag from rain.

Fitness, Altitude and Trekking Safety

The Annapurna Base Camp trek is suitable for travelers with good general fitness who are comfortable walking several hours a day over uneven trails, stone steps, and sustained uphill sections.

Annapurna Base Camp is approximately 4,130 metres above sea level, where altitude-related illness is a genuine concern. The planned overnight stop at Deurali does not eliminate altitude risk.

We recommend that you:

• Begin regular walking, hiking, and stair-climbing training before departure.
• Break in your trekking boots before arriving in Nepal.
• Walk at a steady pace and follow your guide’s advice.
• Drink sufficient fluids and eat regular meals.
• Tell your guide promptly if you experience headache, nausea, dizziness, unusual fatigue, or breathing difficulties.
• Obtain insurance that explicitly covers trekking to the planned altitude and emergency evacuation, including helicopter evacuation where available.

Never continue ascending if altitude illness is suspected. Stop, seek assistance, and descend or obtain medical care as appropriate.

Weather, trail conditions, flight disruptions, and health concerns may require itinerary changes. No operator can guarantee mountain views or the absence of altitude-related illness.

Nepal ABC Trek from Korea – Package Cost

The indicative cost is USD 1,398 per person, based on two travelers sharing a twin or double room.

This price reflects the services specified in the original itinerary. Final pricing depends on travel dates, flight availability, accommodation, permit requirements, and the number of travelers.

What’s included

• Round-trip domestic airfare between Kathmandu and Pokhara, including applicable domestic airport taxes.
• Two nights of hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on a twin- or double-sharing basis.
• Daily breakfast at the Kathmandu hotel.
• Airport transfers in Kathmandu and Pokhara using private vehicles.
• Reserved jeep transportation between Pokhara and Kimchi.
• Eight days of guided trekking arrangements and local mountain-lodge accommodation.
• Experienced English-speaking trekking guide.
• Porter service, generally one porter for every two travelers, subject to the agreed luggage allowance.
• Guide and porter wages, meals, accommodation, insurance, and applicable staff expenses.
• Annapurna Conservation Area Permit and required trekking registration or permits, as applicable to the finalized package.
• Sleeping bag, down jacket, kit bag, trekking map, and walking poles on a returnable basis, subject to availability.
• Applicable government taxes and service charges.

What’s excluded

• International flights between Korea and Nepal.
• Nepal tourist visa fees.
• Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu unless specified.
• Meals or services not specified in the confirmed package.
• Personal expenses, snacks, drinks, and bottled water.
• Hot showers, boiled water, electronic-device charging, and other extra lodge services.
• Personal trekking equipment and clothing.
• Travel insurance, including high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation coverage.
• Tips and gratuities for guides and porters.
• Additional accommodation, meals, or transportation arising from delays, weather disruptions, or itinerary changes.
• Any service not specifically listed under the inclusions.

Accommodation note: Mountain lodges provide basic facilities, which vary by location. Attached bathrooms may be available at some lower elevations but cannot be guaranteed at Doban, Deurali, Machhapuchhre Base Camp, or Annapurna Base Camp.

Best Time for Nepal ABC Trek from Korea

Spring: March to May

Spring is a popular trekking season. Rhododendron forests may be in bloom, and improving weather often provides excellent mountain scenery.

Autumn: September to November

Autumn is another popular period, especially October and November, when conditions are often favourable and mountain visibility can be excellent. Weather can still change quickly at higher elevations.

Winter: December to February

Winter offers quieter trails and snowy landscapes, but temperatures at Annapurna Base Camp can be extremely cold. Snowfall, icy trails, and adverse weather may affect access and lodge availability.

Monsoon: June to August

Heavy rainfall can make trails slippery and increase the risk of landslides. Trekking is possible in some periods, but conditions are less predictable.

For Korean travelers, the best departure dates depend on annual leave, preferred weather, trekking experience, and tolerance for cold conditions.

Extend Your Nepal ABC Trek with a Nepal and Bhutan Holiday

If you have additional time in Nepal, consider extending your Annapurna Base Camp trek with cultural sightseeing, wildlife experiences, or a private holiday in Bhutan.

Kathmandu offers historic temples, traditional squares, and cultural heritage sites. Pokhara provides a relaxing lakeside atmosphere, while Chitwan is known for its wildlife and jungle experiences.

Bhutan offers a different Himalayan perspective, with traditional monasteries, dzongs, peaceful valleys, Buddhist culture, and the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery.

Explore these options from our website:

• 10 Days Nepal Bhutan Tour Package: Combine Nepal’s cultural heritage and scenic landscapes with Bhutan’s major cultural highlights.
• Nepal Bhutan Travel Guide: Learn how to combine Nepal and Bhutan, compare travel options, and plan a multi-country Himalayan holiday.
• Bhutan Tour Operator – Tailor-Made Bhutan Holidays: Discover our Bhutan travel arrangements, local guides, private transportation, and personalized holiday options.
• Nepal Bhutan Tour Package: Explore our wider selection of Nepal and Bhutan travel experiences through the main website.

A combined Nepal–Bhutan holiday requires additional days and a separate quotation. Bhutan has its own entry requirements, visa arrangements, and applicable Sustainable Development Fee, which should be confirmed before booking.

More Nepal Trekking Packages and Travel Guides

If you are comparing trekking routes or planning a longer Himalayan holiday, explore these resources from Nepal Tours Packages.

Trekking options

• ABC Trek Nepal – 7 Days: Compare our existing Annapurna Base Camp trek with this 10-day Korea-focused itinerary.
• Trekking in Nepal: Explore other Himalayan trekking routes, including Everest Base Camp, Annapurna, Langtang, and shorter mountain adventures.
• Annapurna Comfort Trek: Consider a different Annapurna experience with a focus on comfortable accommodation and a more relaxed trekking holiday.

Nepal travel planning

• Nepal Tours Packages Homepage: Explore private Nepal holidays, trekking adventures, cultural tours, wildlife experiences, and multi-country journeys.
• About Nepal Tours Packages: Learn about our local expertise and the team behind your travel arrangements.
• Nepal Tours Packages Blog: Explore travel articles, trekking guidance, destination inspiration, and practical Himalayan travel information.
• Contact Nepal Tours Packages: Discuss your travel dates, preferred accommodation, international flights, and personalized itinerary.

These internal links help you compare itineraries, plan extensions, and contact our team without leaving our website.

Frequently Asked Questions About Nepal ABC Trek from Korea

1. How many days are required for the Nepal ABC trek from Korea?

This itinerary takes 10 days in Nepal, including arrival and departure in Kathmandu, domestic flights, transfers, and trekking. International travel between Korea and Nepal is additional.

2. How much does the Annapurna Base Camp trek cost from Korea?

The indicative package price is USD 1,398 per person based on two travelers sharing a room. International flights, Nepal visa fees, travel insurance, personal expenses, and services not listed in the inclusions are additional.

3. Can Korean citizens obtain a Nepal visa on arrival?

South Korean passport holders can generally obtain a Nepal tourist visa on arrival, subject to current requirements. Check the Nepal Department of Immigration before travelling.

4. Can beginners complete the Annapurna Base Camp trek?

Beginners with good fitness and adequate preparation may be able to complete the trek. It involves several consecutive days of walking, steep steps, and high-altitude exposure, so it should not be treated as an easy sightseeing trip.

5. What is the highest altitude of the ABC trek?

The highest planned destination is Annapurna Base Camp at approximately 4,130 metres. Machhapuchhre Base Camp, at approximately 3,700 metres, is visited on the way.

6. Are international flights from Korea included?

No. The indicative USD 1,398 package includes the specified domestic flights between Kathmandu and Pokhara, but not international flights from Korea. We can coordinate your Nepal arrangements around your confirmed flight schedule.

7. Can I book a private trek for two people?

Yes. This itinerary is designed for private travel, and the indicative price is based on two travelers sharing a room. Final arrangements depend on availability and the confirmed services.

8. What accommodation is available during the trek?

The package includes a first-class hotel in Kathmandu and local mountain lodges during the trek. Facilities become more basic at higher elevations, and private bathrooms, hot showers, hot water, and charging facilities cannot be guaranteed everywhere.

9. Can I combine the ABC trek with Bhutan?

Yes. We can prepare a customized Nepal and Bhutan holiday, subject to available time, flights, and entry requirements. Explore our Nepal Bhutan Travel Guide for planning ideas.

10. What travel insurance do I need?

Choose insurance that explicitly covers trekking at the planned altitude and emergency evacuation, including helicopter evacuation where available. Check the policy terms and exclusions before departure.

Book Your Nepal ABC Trek from Korea

Your Himalayan adventure begins with a well-planned itinerary and a reliable local team.

Nepal Tours Packages is operated by Alliance Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd., based in Kathmandu. We arrange private Nepal holidays and trekking experiences with local guides, transportation, accommodation, and practical travel support.

With more than 25 years of tourism experience, Kishor Nepal and the team help travelers plan personalized journeys across Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet.

We can coordinate your airport transfers, domestic flights, trekking permits, guide arrangements, mountain-lodge accommodation, and porter support according to your confirmed package.

Request your private Nepal ABC trek quotation today.

When contacting us, please share:

• Your preferred travel dates.
• The number of travelers.
• Your departure airport in Korea.
• Your preferred accommodation standard.
• Any dietary requirements or special arrangements.
• Whether you would like to extend your holiday with a Nepal cultural tour or a Nepal–Bhutan journey.

Visit our contact page to start planning your private Annapurna Base Camp adventure.

We look forward to helping you experience the magnificent Nepalese Himalayas with a carefully planned trek, knowledgeable local support, and a personalized travel experience.

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