10 Best Nepal May 2025 Tours and Trip packages

Nepal May 2025 Tour Reviews

4.9 - Excellent

Based on 4,308 customer reviews

Amazing Service and A Great Hike

5 - Excellent

Emma Wood

We went on the Poonhill-Ghorepani trek in early August and had an amazing experience. The weather was a bit rainy, but the weather did not detract from the beauty of the trek or the experience. Our guide was fantastic in making the trip both comfortable and enjoyable.

Incredible trek to Everest Base Camp

5 - Excellent

Ollie

The Everest Base Camp trek is an incredible way to spend 9-14 days experiencing the delights of the Himalaya mountain region, with the ultimate reward of reaching the base camp of the world's most notorious mountain climb. I couldn't recommend this local operator any more highly. He took such great care of me as a solo traveller, answering all my questions very promptly before the trip, and organising every last detail from the moment I touched down in Kathmandu, to when I left. Nepal can be a slightly chaotic place to travel around, and for me I had flights to and from Lukla cancelled (due to a "broken plane"), however with Pasang around, he made all the necessary arrangements such that I still made it to do the trek in the time I had! He ensured I had all the necessary trekking gear, lending me a few bits I didn't have. At the end of the trek he gave me a quick tour of Kathmandu and even invited me into his home. As a side point, Pasang uses guides based in Lukla or the surrounding region, so unlike other companies the price of flying a guide from Kathmandu to Lukla isn't included in the price. He is absolutely priceless, so if you are thinking of doing any trekking in Nepal, use him!

A great and memorable Annapurna Circuit

4 - Very Good

Anonymous

The whole trip was excellently organised, the accommodation generally better than expected as was the food. The scenery was breathtaking. We were lucky to have perfect weather the whole time. The group leader was excellent being always good humoured, friendly and helpful. Slight downsides were the amount of road walking where occasional buses, lorries and jeeps would tend to hoot at us and then cover us in dust as they passed. Also, some tea houses made hygiene difficult by having very poor or no hand washing facilities in the toilets.