Sherpa Khangri Outdoor | Expeditions, Peak Climbing and Treks in Nepal

Expeditions, climbs and treks

Choose how high you want to go

Ama Dablam and the 8,000 m giants, with full base camp support and an experienced Sherpa climbing team.

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Your first Himalayan summits. Glacier travel, fixed ropes and crampons, with a training day before every climb.

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Teahouse and camping treks to base camps, glacial lakes and high passes. No climbing skills needed, just steady fitness.

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Fixed departures

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15NovSun
Upper Mustang TrekMustang · Moderate · 17 days
15 Nov 1 Dec15 Nov–1 Dec17 days
2 of 8 places left
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FromUS$2,450
22NovSun
Mardi Himal TrekAnnapurna region · Moderate · 8 days
22 Nov 29 Nov22–29 Nov8 days
All 12 places booked
Full
FromUS$900
06DecSun
Everest Base Camp TrekEverest region · Challenging · 15 days
6 Dec 20 Dec6–20 Dec15 days
All 16 places booked
Full
FromUS$1,500
20DecSun
Annapurna Base Camp TrekAnnapurna region · Moderate · 10 days
20 Dec 29 Dec20–29 Dec10 days
12 of 12 places left
Needs 2 to run
FromUS$965
28Mar 2027Sun
Everest Three Passes TrekEverest region · Strenuous · 18 days
28 Mar 14 Apr28 Mar–14 Apr18 days
6 of 8 places left
Guaranteed
FromUS$1,850
10Apr 2027Sat
Mera Peak ClimbingHinku valley · Alpine PD · 16 days
10 Apr 25 Apr10–25 Apr16 days
3 of 8 places left
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FromUS$2,650

01 — Dolakha, 1985

Meet our founder

A record, then a company.

1985 — Tashinam, Dolakha

Temba Tsheri Sherpa was born in a village in Nepal's Dolakha district, in the Rolwaling country east of Kathmandu — the same valleys the company still guides today.

23 May 2001 — 8,849 m

His first attempt on Everest cost him five fingers to frostbite. He went back. At sixteen he reached the summit, and Guinness World Records named him the youngest person ever to climb it.

After the summit

Ama Dablam, Island Peak and Mera Peak at home, and a team of Sherpa climbers who had spent their lives in the same high valleys.

Today — Kathmandu

Sherpa Khangri Outdoor runs every route end to end, with no brokered handovers. Every guide is first-aid and rescue trained, and every itinerary is built to the guest's own dates.

Read Temba's story

Why us

Why travellers choose Sherpa Khangri

One team from Kathmandu to the mountain
Guides, climbing Sherpas, cooks and porters who work together trip after trip, and know each other well.
Guides from the high valleys
They grew up below the peaks you'll walk toward.
Acclimatisation comes first
Every itinerary builds in rest days at altitude, and your guide always has the final say on going higher.
Your dates, your pace
Private departures for couples, families, friends and clubs.

Looked after when plans change

“In a very chaotic situation, his team was able to get us back to Kathmandu and home quickly and safely.”

Neal Carnam, USA

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When is the best time to go?

Pick a month to see the conditions and the trips we recommend.

The full month guide

November, autumn

Crisp, stable weather and thinner crowds. A favourite month for peak climbing.

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Questions before you book

Every question we are asked

How fit do I need to be for a trek in Nepal?

If you can walk five to six hours a day on hilly ground, several days in a row, you can manage most of our treks. For Everest Base Camp and the high passes, train on hills for a few months before you fly. Peak climbs and expeditions need previous altitude or alpine experience, and we will talk that through honestly.

Do I need a guide and permits?

Nepal requires most foreign trekkers in its national parks and conservation areas to walk with a licensed guide. We arrange your guide, your park or conservation area permits, and any restricted area or climbing permits before you set off.

How do you handle altitude sickness?

Our itineraries gain height gradually and include acclimatisation days. Guides check on everyone daily above 3,000 m and will always choose to descend if there is any doubt. Turning around for safety is never a failed trip.

What travel insurance do I need?

Your policy must cover trekking or climbing to the highest altitude on your itinerary, including emergency helicopter evacuation. We ask to see it before departure.

Can you customise an itinerary?

Yes. Most of our trips run privately, so you choose the dates, the pace and any extra days. Send us your idea and we will return a day-by-day plan with a price.

How do I pay?

We accept Visa, Mastercard, Maestro and UnionPay. Your planner confirms the deposit and balance terms in writing before you book, so there are no surprises.