BEST NEPAL TREKS & HIMALAYAN ADVENTURES LED BY AUSTRALIAN GUIDES
Whether you’re seeking spiritual sacred lakes, remote Langtang villages, or challenging Mera peak expeditions, find your perfect Himalayan adventure with our Australian trekking company.
Guided expeditions with 35+ years of experience
ABOUT US
Best Nepal treks are what we specialise in at Himalayan Guiding Australia. With 35+ years of combined experience, we offer authentic, small-group guided adventures in the Himalayas including our popular Sacred Lakes Trek, Langtang Valley, and Mera Peak Expeditions. As an Australian trek operator, we understand what makes the perfect Himalayan adventure for our clients. We highly value doing things with real integrity and heart, valuing the welfare and spirit of Nepal and its locals. With this in mind and through our intimate connection with local villages, we have created new trekking routes in the Himalayas which allow for an authentic experience of this magical region. Trek along hidden routes within the deep mountains of the Himalaya and immerse yourself in the spectacular beauty of this deeply spiritual place. Discover the real villages of the beautiful people who call this place home.
Explore our Nepal treks – from the spiritual Sacred Lakes Trek to the challenging Mera Peak expedition.
Experience the adventure and exhilaration of trekking amongst the world’s highest mountains. Develop a new found confidence and pride in the ability of your body to get you to where you want to go.
On our treks, you will get to experience an authentic feel and connection to this country, the mountains and the locals living in remote villages. Many of our members develop intimate connections of friendship and love.
Establishing a new way in the commercial trekking industry we seek to develop and maintain the spirit, love and welfare of Nepal and its people.
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OUR BEST NEPAL TREKS
HGA invites you to take time to breathe and immerse yourself in rich Nepali culture and spirituality, surrounded by the majestic views of the Annapurna, Chulu, Ganesh and Manaslu mountain ranges.
With a relatively short walk in, it represents one of the swiftest ways in Nepal to get amongst some really big peaks. Get amongst high sherpa villages after a few days and explore the side valleys and upper Langtang in its winter cloak.
Designed for fit and adventrous trekkers and budding mountaineers, this expedition is held in the tourist free off season to the huge snow and ice peak of Mera (6584m) and returns via the spectacular Zatra La pass into the Everest Region.
From panoramic peaks to elephant encounters, this 13-day journey offers the perfect balance of culture, nature, and excitement — all wrapped up in one unforgettable trip.
In the lower Manaslu region of Nepal underneath the Manaslu Massif and the huge peaks of Himalchuli 7892m and Buddha peak 6650m lies a fascinating network of wild roads and pastures connecting remote villages. The landscape is phenomenal and allows for descents of over 2000m. Our fully supported mountain biking trip is suited to varying abilities from expert to novice. Cheaper, more authentic and more family friendly than Mustang or Annapurna our shuttle supported trip is a must. Details coming online soon.
It can be difficult to arrange a date on one of our treks that works for you or you may have a group or a special other that you want to take privately. We have both western and Nepalese staff based in Nepal who are available to guide year round. We have run many private guiding treks to Langtang, the Annapurnas and Manaslu. We can link your trek into ongoing travel arrangements. Pricing is generally similar to that offered on our commercial treks, however you will have an experienced Nepali guide and not a western one, unless requested at extra cost. The level of independence, porterage, medical support and style of trek will influence the price. We would love to customise something for you. Get in touch!
“Why do we travel to remote locations? to prove our adventurous spirit or to tell stories about incredible things? we do it to be alone amongst friends and to find ourselves in a land without man.”
George Mallory, English Mountaineer