Frequently asked questions

Mountain Ascend Treks is a Nepal-based adventure company offering guided treks and tours, including Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit, Langtang Valley, and Manaslu Circuit.

Licensed local guides, safety-first itineraries, small groups, transparent pricing, and flexible customization with strong guest reviews.

Typical groups are 2–12 trekkers, led by licensed, first-aid-trained local guides with extensive high-altitude experience.

No. Beginner-friendly routes include Ghorepani Poon Hill and Langtang Valley. For EBC or Annapurna Circuit, basic fitness and preparation help.

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer clear skies and stable weather; off-season treks are possible with proper gear.

Weather depends on season and altitude. Peak seasons provide clearer conditions; always check forecasts and prepare appropriate gear.

Layered clothing, down jacket, rain shell, trekking boots, headlamp, sun protection, water treatment, and personal medications.

Yes. We tailor dates, routes, pace, and add-ons such as flights and hotels for private or family groups.

Most treks require a TIMS card and a park or conservation permit. Mountain Ascend Treks arranges all necessary permits.

Most travelers can obtain a visa on arrival in Kathmandu. Check the Department of Immigration for current rules.

Yes. High-altitude trekkers must have insurance that covers helicopter evacuation and medical treatment. See what your policy should cover.

We use gradual ascent profiles with rest days, monitor symptoms daily, and adjust pace or route to prioritize safety.

Airport transfers, permits, domestic flights where required, accommodation on trek, meals, licensed guide, porter, and support, unless otherwise noted.

Book directly from a trek page or use the contact form. A small deposit confirms your reservation per our Terms & Conditions.

We accept major payment methods. Refunds and changes follow our booking Terms & Conditions and cancellation policies.