There are two types of treks, one is solo and another is a group trek. Commonly solo trek refers to the trek traveling along to the destination without a guide. Solo Trekking in Nepal is a challenging trek and the excitement level is very high. During this trek, trekkers have to be more conscious on their trek.
Similarly, all the arrangements should be done by themselves, so they can enjoy their trip as they like. Solo Trek in Nepal is also the best form of the trek. Due to the advancement of technology, the solo trek has started becoming easy and simple. After the proper preparation and precaution, you can trek solo in Nepal.
As you hike more and high the challenges will rise automatically. Trekkers should be physically and mentally fit enough for solo trekking. For trekking in high-yield mountains in Nepal, there is a lot of destination for solo travelers.
Some of the best destinations for solo trekkers in Nepal are:
- Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek
- Annapurna Base Camp Trek
- Mardi Himal Trek
- Everest Base Camp Trek
- Langtang Valley Trek
A.Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek
Trip info:
Trek Days: 5 Days
Activities: Trekking
Difficulty: Easy
Max. Elevation: 3210meters (Poon Hill)
Accommodation: Hotel/ Guest House
Transportation: Car/Public Vehicle/Flight
Trek Start: Nayapul
Average trek Duration: Daily 5-6 hours
Moreover on Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek
This trek comes under the short and sweet trek of Nepal. As this trek lies in the Western part of Kathmandu. The entire trek is only around 32 miles. Trekkers will have the best trekking from the starting point i.e. from Nayapul, Pokhara.
Therefore, This trek is best for solo travelers, where the trekkers feel free while trekking this route. One single route map can guide you to the best destination. These treks don’t have any fear of altitude sickness it is just 3210 meters high. The mesmerizing panoramic views of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges.
FAQs
1. What is the cost of a permit for Poon Hill Trek?
Ghandruk Poon Hill Trek lies under the Annapurna Region. So trekkers have to take a permit to travel there. Normally, The cost of the permit for ASAP (Poon hill and Ghorepani trek) is USD 20 per person.
2. What is the required budget for Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek?
The length of stay budget is calculated. Normally for 5 days trek, around 850 USD is enough for the whole trip.
3. Is there any chances of altitude sickness?
Exactly not, Solo trekkers need not worry about altitude sickness while trekking on the Ghorepani Poonhill route. Feel free to trek Poon Hill without any disturbance or sickness.
4. What if solo trekkers get ill?
In an emergency condition, the local people will surely help you. The people used to be very helpful in Nepal.
Similarly, trekkers can take the contact details of the travel agency for tackling that type of condition. So they can assist and rescue you.
5. Does solo trekkers must be fit enough to trek Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek?
Obviously no. For this trek, no fitness criteria are there. As it is the easy trekking route of the Annapurna Region. Usually, Trekkers have to trek around 5-6 hours in a day, which is not a big deal.
6. What kinds of Documents are required for the Ghorepani poon hill trek?
Solo Trekkers must have the following documents for trekking on this route:
-Passport which has a validity of 6 months.
– Visa of Nepal
– Emergency Contact Number
– Hand cash / Travel Cheque
– Entry Permit
7. Fooding/Accommodation
The food and the taste of the food will be delicious and unique when you go higher and higher. Similarly, there are good facilities for lodges, guest houses, and homestays. Dal and Bhat are the famous food that you get on this trek.
8. How do I get Ghorepani Poonhill from Kathmandu?
- 7 to 8 hours drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara.
- Drive to Nayapul from Pokhara and hike to Hille(1480).
- Trek from Hille to Ghorepani (2850 meters)
- Finally, Hike to Poon Hill early in the morning to explore the sunrise view and the mesmerizing Annapurna Ranges and Dhaulagiri Ranges.
Therefore, the Ghorepani Poon hill trek is a short and sweet trek. And a famous destination for solo trekkers in Nepal.
B. Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Trip info:
Trek Days: 14 Days
Activities: Trekking
Difficulty: Moderate
Max. Elevation: 4130 meters (Annapurna Base Camp)
Accommodation: Hotel/ Guest House/Tea house
Transportation: Car/Public Vehicle/Flight
Trek Start: Nayapul
Average trek Duration: Daily 5-7 hours/day
Moreover on Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Annapurna Base Camp trek is the most legendary and classic trek in the world. As Annapurna trek offers breathtaking views and unique Nepali culture over the Himalayas.
Also the 360-degree amazing and giant Annapurna view from the Annapurna Base Camp can be explored. The mountain peaks like Mt. Annapurna, Mt. Machhapuchre, Hiuchuli, and Lamjung Himal keep you going to the final destination.
Thus, without any risk and obstacles solo, trekkers can complete the trek and encounter the lifestyle of Nepal’s village.
FAQs
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What is the permit charge for the Annapurna Base Camp trek?
For trekking over Annapurna Region, one needs to take a TIMS card or ACAP permit which is around USD 25. Without a permit, trekkers are not allowed to trek in Annapurna Region.
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What is the required budget to trek Annapurna Base Camp for solo travelers?
Normally, USD 1000 is enough for solo trekkers to trek the Annapurna Base Camp trek. It also depends upon the length of stay of the trekkers and the days they are required to trek.
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Are there any chances of altitude sickness for trekkers?
There can’t be any guarantee on altitude sickness. As some trekkers can have when they are on the base camp. Only 2 and 3 percent of people used to suffer from this sickness. So solo trekkers should be conscious of this and should be ready to face it if it happens.
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Should trekkers be fit for Trekking Annapurna Base Camp?
Somehow, the trekkers should be physically and mentally fit for the Annapurna Trek. As it lies under the moderate level of the trek, in some areas they can have a difficult track. In this case, trekkers should exercise daily to be fit for trekking.
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Documents required for Annapurna Base Camp Trek?
Solo Trekkers must have the following documents for trekking on this route:
-Passport which has a validity of 6 months.
– Visa of Nepal
– Emergency Contact Number
– Hand cash / Travel Cheque
– Entry Permit
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Food/Accommodation
Dal and Bhat are the famous food that you get on this trek. The food and the taste of the food will be more delicious and unique when you go higher and higher. Similarly, there are good facilities for the tea house, guest house, and homestay.
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How to get to Annapurna Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu?
- Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara (830 m).
- Drive from Pokhara (830 m) to Nayapul (1050m) then hike to Tikhedhunga.
- Trek to Ghorepani (2675 m) from Tirkhedhunga.
- Early morning hike to Poon Hill (3232 m) and trek to Tadapani.
- Trek to Ghandruk (2950m) from Tadapani.
- Trek to Chhomrong (2,140m) from Ghandruk.
- Trek to Dovan (2600m) from Chhomrong.
- Trek to Macchapuchre Base Camp (3700m).
- Trek to Annapurna Base Camp (4170m).
- Trek back to Bamboo (2,300m) from Annapurna Base Camp
- Trek back to Jhinu Danda (1780m) from Bamboo.
- Trek back to Pothana (1890m) from Jhinu danda (1750m)
- Trek back to Phedi (1130 m) and then drive to Pokhara.
- Then Drive to Kathmandu takes around seven hours from Pokhara.
Hence Annapurna Base Camp Trek is best among the best treks in Nepal for solo trekkers. Best memories can be collected by the trekkers in the world’s famous trekking destination.
C. Mardi Himal Trek
Trip info:
Trek Days: 8 Days
Activities: Trekking
Difficulty: Easy
Max. Elevation: 4130 meters (Mardi Base Camp)
Accommodation: Hotel/Tea house
Transportation: Car/Public Vehicle/Flight
Trek Start: Kande
Average trek Duration: Daily 5-6 hours/day
Moreover on Mardi Himal Trek
Mardi trek is one of the least explored and the finest trek in the Annapurna Region. The green rainforest and the lush rhododendron forest welcome the trekkers. This can be the best trek for solo trekkers in Nepal.
Within a short period of time, this destination can be explored. This is the easy form of trekking where there is no risk of altitude sickness and other things. We personally recommend the trekkers to trek Mardi because due to its beauty and the trekking route.
FAQs
1. What is the permit charge for the Mardi Himal trek?
Mardi Himal Trek comes under the Annapurna region. So for trekking over Annapurna Region, one needs to take a TIMS card or ACAP permit which is around USD 25. Without a permit, trekkers are not allowed to trek in Annapurna Region.
2. What is the required budget to trek Mardi Himal Trek for solo travelers?
Normally, USD 899 is enough for solo trekkers to trek the Mardi Himal trek. It also depends upon the length of stay of the trekkers and the days they are required to trek.
3. Is there any chances of altitude sickness for trekkers?
Exactly not, trekkers need not worry about altitude sickness while trekking on the Mardi trekking route. You can feel free to trek Poon Hill without any disturbance or sickness.
4. Does trekkers should be fit for Trekking Mardi Himal?
Somehow, the trekkers should be physically and mentally fit for the Annapurna Trek. As it lies under the moderate level of the trek, in some areas they can have a difficult track. In this case, trekkers should exercise daily to be fit for trekking.
5. Documents required for Annapurna Base Camp Trek?
Solo Trekkers must have the following documents for trekking on this route:
- Passport which has a validity of 6 months.
- Visa of Nepal
- Emergency Contact Number
- Hand cash / Travel Cheque
- Entry Permit
6. Fooding/Accommodation
Dal and Bhat are the famous food that you get on this trek. The food and the taste of the food will be more delicious and unique when you go higher and higher. Similarly, there are good facilities for a tea house, guest house, and homestay for the stay. Resources are enough for the tourist.
7. How to get to Mardi Trek from Kathmandu?
- Drive to Kande from Kathmandu through Pokhara and hike to Australian Camp.
- Trek from Australian Camp to Forest Camp through Pritam Deurali.
- Trek to High Camp through Low camp and Badal Danda.
- Hike to Mardi Himal Base Camp through Mardi View Point.
Thus, the Mardi Himal trek is the most demanded trekking trail by solo travelers. And love to enjoy the best view within a short period of time.
D. Everest Base Camp Trek
Trip Info:
Trek Days: 12 Days
Activities: Trekking
Difficulty: Moderate
Max. Elevation: 5545 meters (Everest Base Camp)
Accommodation: Hotel/Tea house
Transportation: Flight up to Lukla
Trek Start: Lukla
Average trek Duration: Daily 5-6 hours/day
Moreover at Everest Base Camp Trek
Another best solo trek in Nepal also includes the Everest Base Camp Trek. Trekking to the Everest Base Camp is a lifetime experience for trekkers. As it is the highest peak in the world, and the trek will offer a very close view of Everest.
Everest trekking is not so difficult to trek. Trekkers don’t need to take sleeping bags and other camping gadgets with them. Thus, it is the trek from one guest house/tea house to another. There are no chances of the arrival of a difficult situation, it is the coolest trekking trail.
FAQs
1. What is the permit charge for Everest Base Camp Trek?
Trekking to the Everest Base Camp comes under the Sagarmatha National Park. So trekkers should pay around USD 30 for National Park Entry. Similarly, Trekkers also should take the local permit to enter trek Everest. For that trekkers should pay USD 20.
Thus, a total of USD 50 is enough for the permit to trek Everest Base Camp.
2. What is the required budget to trek Everest Base Camp for solo travelers?
Normally, USD 1199 is enough for solo trekkers to trek Everest Base Camp. That cost includes all the expenses, food, lodging, Flight tickets, permits, and so on. It also depends upon the length of stay of the trekkers and the days they are required to complete the trek.
3. Is there any chances of altitude sickness for trekkers?
Exactly not, but some trekkers can suffer from it. Mostly the trekkers should not worry about altitude sickness while trekking on the Everest trekking route. It depends upon the trekking style of the trekkers.
If the trekkers suffer from it they should stop to trek and should trek back to the lower part for enough oxygen. Similarly, trekkers also should carry first aid.
4. Does trekkers should be fit for Trekking Everest Base Camp?
The trekkers should befit both physically and mentally for the Everest Trek. As it lies under the moderate level of the trek, in some areas they should also pass the challenging route. In this case, trekkers should exercise daily to be fit for trekking and boost their stamina.
5. Document required for Everest Base Camp Trek?
Solo Trekkers must have the following documents for trekking on this route:
- -Passport which has a validity of 6 months.
- – Visa of Nepal
- – Emergency Contact Number
- – Hand cash / Travel Cheque
- – Hence, Entry Permit
6. Fooding/Accommodation
Food and Accommodation are somehow expensive on this trek because due to its elevation. Dal and Bhat are the famous food that you get on this trek. But you can have different kinds of food on your demand. The food and the taste of the food will be more delicious and unique when you go higher and higher. Similarly, there are good facilities for a tea house, guest houses, and homestay for the stay. Resources are enough for the tourist.
7. How to get to Everest Trek from Kathmandu?
- Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding.
- Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazar.
- Trek from Namche Bazar to Tyangboche.
- Trek from Tyangboche to Dingboche.
- Trek from Dingboche to Lobuche.
- Hence, Trek from Lobuche to Gorakshep and hike to Everest Base Camp.
Thus, the Everest Base Camp trek is the best trekking route for solo trekkers in Nepal. Trekkers can reach the lap of the world’s highest peak without any guides.
E. Langtang Valley Trek
Trek Info:
Trek Days: 9 Days
Activities: Trekking
Difficulty: Moderate
Max. Elevation: 3870 meters (Kyangjin Gompa)
Accommodation: Hotel/Tea house
Transportation: Private/Public Vehicle
Trek Start: Dhunche
Average trek Duration: Daily 5-6 hours/day
Moreover on Langtang Valley Trek
One of the best and the nearest trekking trails near Kathmandu. And also the best and safe for solo travelers. Traditional settlements and the amazing landscape are used to attract tourists to this destination. Langtang ranges and Ganesh Himal ranges can be explored while trekking through this route.
The trekking route is not so challenging to trek in this Langtang valley region. One can have the best experiences after being to the final destination. Therefore, Beautiful and dense rhododendron forest welcomes the trekkers on these trails.
FAQs
1. What is the permit charge for Langtang Valley trek?
Langtang Valley trek comes under the Langtang National Park. So for trekking over Langtang Region, one needs to take a TIMS card or permit which is around USD 10. Similarly Without permit trekkers are not allowed to trek in Annapurna Region.
2. What is the required budget to trek Langtang Valley Trek for solo travelers?
Normally, USD 899 is enough for solo trekkers to trek Langtang Valley Trek. When you travel in a group then the charges for accommodation can be less if you stay on a sharing basis. That cost includes all the expenses of the trekkers for their whole trek. Similarly, It also depends upon the length of stay of the trekkers and the days they are required to trek.
3. Is there any chances of altitude sickness for trekkers?
Exactly not, trekkers need not worry about altitude sickness while trekking in Langtang Valley. It is an easy form of trekking and one can complete this trek without any altitude sickness. But solo trekkers must be conscious while trekking on this route and follow the safety guidelines.
4. Does trekkers should be fit for Trekking?
It is not compulsory to be fit to trek Langtang Valley Trek. But the trekkers should be physically and mentally prepared to Trek. But daily exercise can make the trek easy and comfortable.
5. Document required for Langtang Valley Trek?
Solo Trekkers must have the following documents for trekking on this route:
-Passport which has a validity of 6 months.
– Visa of Nepal
– Emergency Contact Number
– Hand cash / Travel Cheque
– Hence, Entry Permit
6. Fooding/Accommodation
There are enough facilities for tourist flooding and accommodation on this trek. Solo trekkers need not be fear of this in Nepal in the trek. Dal and Bhat are the famous food that you get on this trek. The food and the taste of the food will be more delicious and unique when you go higher and higher.
Similarly, there are good facilities of a tea house, guest house, and homestay for the stay. Resources are enough for the tourist.
7. How to get to Langtang Valley from Kathmandu?
- Drive from Kathmandu to Dhunche
- Trek from Dhunche to Syabru Besi.
- Trek to Lama Hotel from Syabru Besi.
- Trek to Langtang Valley from Lama Hotel.
- Trek to Kyangjin Gompa (3870 meters).
Thus, Langtang Valley Trek is the best solo trek in Nepal. It can be completed by all age groups and can explore the best view during their trekking time.
