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You’re about to trust strangers at 5,000 metres.

So we’ll go first. See our licences, experience, pricing and the people behind your trip. Then decide if we’re the right people to take you there.

30+ YEARS Guiding Nepal's trails
ISO 9001:2015 Certified company
Govt. Licensed Fully registered & compliant
5.0 72 reviews Read the reviews

Before you book anyone

Five things worth worrying about.

Every travel company can say “trusted”. We would rather answer the questions that matter before money changes hands.

01

Is this a real, accountable company or a website?

We publish the things that can be checked: government registration, ISO certificate details, TAAN and NMA membership numbers, VAT and PAN.

✓ Every number published
02

Will the price change once I have committed?

Permits, park fees and local taxes sit inside the quoted figure. What is not included is listed beside it, not buried later.

✓ Full cost breakdown on every trek
03

Who is actually walking with me?

Your confirmed guide’s name and licence number are given before you travel, with a direct line to them.

✓ Licence number before departure
04

What if my plans change?

The cancellation terms and payment-provider fee are stated in plain language before you reserve.

✓ Terms before payment
05

Are the departures and reviews real?

Trips are private on the dates you choose, and the reviews on this site come from Google and Tripadvisor rather than a house review system.

× No fake dates · no countdown timers

What you are agreeing to, and when

Nothing is owed until step three.

See the whole booking sequence before you start it. Ask, refine, then reserve only once the trek and guide availability are right.

Step 01

You ask

A rough route and rough date is enough to start the conversation.

You pay nothing
Step 02

You get it in writing

Day-by-day itinerary, cost breakdown, inclusions, exclusions, fitness and altitude picture.

You pay nothing
Step 03

You reserve

Once you are happy and a licensed guide is available for your dates, reserve with a deposit or pay in full.

Deposit or full
Step 04

Your trip page opens

Documents, permit checklist, packing list, confirmed guide and a direct line to them in one place.

Balance before departure

Private trek · transparent group pricing

Walk together, pay less.

Because every trek is private, the per-person figure falls as your group grows. Move the slider to see what that looks like.

Everest Base Camp Trek · per-person rate

$1,450.00 / person

Group total: $1,450.00

Explore by region

Nepal, region by region.

Not ready to choose a trek yet? Start with the place, and the route can follow.

The record, in their words

Proof should come from travellers.

Our scores live on Google and Tripadvisor, not on a review system we control. Both figures below link straight to the source so you can read them there.

Founded on a trip he took, not a business plan

He did the trek himself first.

In 1995, long before Soulful Nepal Holidays existed, Suman Dahal reached Everest Base Camp on his own two feet. That trip is where the company comes from. More than three decades later, he still runs it today as Managing Director, and the person deciding who guides you and how your permits get filed is the same person who once needed a guide of his own.

He started the company for two kinds of people: guides who love these mountains enough to make a career of showing them to others, and travellers who have had a trek on their list for years and are finally ready to go. Read more about us.

Suman Dahal, founder of Soulful Nepal Holidays, at Everest Base Camp

A human answer before a booking form

Ask us something difficult.

Altitude. Lukla weather. Guide licensing. What the price excludes. Whether a route is realistic for your fitness. Start with the question you actually have.

Private departures · itinerary in writing · no payment until you choose to reserve