# Hatti Hatti Trek & Expedition > Hatti Hatti Trek & Expedition — Guided treks, peak climbs and 8,000 m expeditions in Nepal, run by Sherpa guides from Kathmandu. - Phone/WhatsApp: +977 9841073728 - Email: info@hattihattitreks.com - Office: Chandol, Kathmandu, Nepal - Plan a custom trip: http://www.8dcity.com/plan-your-trip ## Trekking Overview: http://www.8dcity.com/trekking - [Everest Base Camp Trek](http://www.8dcity.com/package/everest-base-camp-trek): 17 days, moderate, max 5,645 m (Kala Patthar), best: Spring & Autumn. The trek goes to Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) in Nepal's Khumbu Region, with a side climb to Kala Patthar (5,645 m) for the best views of Everest. The 17-day itinerary takes in Sherpa culture, Buddhist heritage and… - [Gokyo Lakes Trek](http://www.8dcity.com/package/gokyo-lakes-trek): 16 days, moderate, max 5,357 m (Gokyo Ri), best: Spring & Autumn. This 16-day trek follows the Dudh Koshi valley to the turquoise Gokyo Lakes, a quieter alternative to the Everest Base Camp trail. Trekkers climb Gokyo Ri, the highest point at 5,357 m, for wide Himalayan views in… - [Annapurna Circuit Trek](http://www.8dcity.com/package/annapurna-circuit-trek): 14 days, hard, max 5,416 m (Thorong La Pass), best: Spring & Autumn. This 14-day itinerary covers the eastern part of the Annapurna Circuit, moving from the forested Marsyangdi Valley into the dry, high-altitude landscapes of Manang and Mustang. It crosses Thorong La Pass at 5,416 m… - [Langtang Valley Trek](http://www.8dcity.com/package/langtang-valley-trek): 11 days, moderate, max 4,980 m (Tserko Ri, optional), best: Spring & Autumn. This 11-day trek takes you through forested river valleys and mountain villages in the Langtang region, north of Kathmandu. Reached by road to Syabrubesi, it climbs gradually to Kyanjin Gompa at 3,870 m. An optional… - [Manaslu Circuit Trek](http://www.8dcity.com/package/manaslu-circuit-trek): 15 days, hard, max 5,106 m (Larkya La Pass), best: Spring & Autumn. This 15-day trek circles Mount Manaslu through river valleys, forested hillsides, traditional villages and high alpine terrain. It starts with a drive to Machhakhola and includes an acclimatization day in Samagaun. The… ## Expedition Overview: http://www.8dcity.com/expedition - [Everest Expedition](http://www.8dcity.com/package/everest-expedition): 57 days, extreme, max 8,848.86 m, best: Spring. A 57-day professionally supported attempt on the 8,848.86 m summit of Mount Everest via the South Col and Southeast Ridge route from Nepal. It combines a gradual trek through the Khumbu, a Lobuche East acclimatization… - [Manaslu Expedition](http://www.8dcity.com/package/manaslu-expedition): 43 days, extreme, max 8,163 m, best: Autumn & Spring. A 43-day guided expedition to 8,163 m Mount Manaslu, the eighth-highest mountain in the world. It combines a trekking approach through the Budhi Gandaki Valley, a serviced Base Camp and a 21-day climbing window with… - [Himlung Himal Expedition](http://www.8dcity.com/package/himlung-himal-expedition): 29 days, extreme, max 7,126 m, best: Spring & Autumn. A 29-day mountaineering expedition to the 7,126 m summit of Himlung Himal in Nepal's remote Nar Phu region near the Tibetan border. The route involves glacier travel, crevasses, fixed ropes, steep snow and ice and… - [Ama Dablam Expedition](http://www.8dcity.com/package/ama-dablam-expedition): 26 days, extreme, max 6,812 m, best: Spring & Autumn. A professionally guided 26-day technical expedition to the summit of Ama Dablam, the sharp, steep peak rising above the Khumbu Valley. The route uses fixed ropes, exposed rock, snow and ice and high camps, so previous… ## Peak Climbing Overview: http://www.8dcity.com/peak-climbing - [Island Peak Climbing](http://www.8dcity.com/package/island-peak-climbing): 20 days, very hard, max 6,189 m, best: Spring & Autumn. A 20-day expedition to Island Peak (Imja Tse), a 6,189 m trekking peak in the Imja Valley. The route follows part of the Everest trail with staged acclimatization at Namche Bazaar, Dingboche and Chhukung. The summit… - [Mera Peak Climbing](http://www.8dcity.com/package/mera-peak-climbing): 20 days, very hard, max 6,476 m, best: Spring & Autumn. A 20-day expedition to the 6,476 m summit of Mera Peak in Nepal's remote Hinku Valley. It approaches via the quieter southern route through Paiya and Pangom, with acclimatization and pre-climb training at Khare. It… - [Lobuche Peak Climbing](http://www.8dcity.com/package/lobuche-peak-climbing): 19 days, very hard, max 6,119 m, best: Spring & Autumn. A 19-day trekking and mountaineering expedition in Nepal's Khumbu region, ending on the 6,119 m summit of Lobuche East. The route follows the classic Everest trail with gradual acclimatization, then a technical climb… - [Cholatse Peak Climbing](http://www.8dcity.com/package/cholatse-peak-climbing): 21 days, hard, max 6,423 m, best: Spring & Autumn. A 21-day technical expedition to Cholatse, a 6,423 m peak with steep ridges and exposed snow and ice. It requires prior alpine or Himalayan experience and strong rope skills. Acclimatization runs through the Gokyo… ## About & travel information - [About Us](http://www.8dcity.com/about-us): Trekking, climbing, expeditions and yoga — journeys for reflection, connection and growth. - [Privacy Policy](http://www.8dcity.com/privacy-policy) - [Terms of Services](http://www.8dcity.com/terms-of-services) - [Useful Information](http://www.8dcity.com/useful-information): Practical information for travelling, trekking and climbing in Nepal. - [FAQs](http://www.8dcity.com/faqs) - [Traveller reviews](http://www.8dcity.com/testimonials) ## Frequently asked questions - **What is the best time to visit Nepal for trekking?** Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons, with clear mountain views, stable weather and mild temperatures across the Everest, Annapurna, Langtang and Manaslu regions. - **Do I need a visa to visit Nepal?** Most international visitors can get a tourist visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu or at designated land borders. Requirements vary by nationality, so check current regulations before you travel. - **Is Nepal safe for international travelers?** Nepal is widely considered a welcoming destination. Following local rules, respecting cultural traditions and travelling with experienced guides helps make your trip safe and rewarding. - **Can I drink tap water in Nepal?** Tap water is generally not recommended. Use bottled, boiled, filtered or purified water. Many trekking areas have refill stations, which also reduce plastic waste. - **Do I need previous trekking experience?** Not necessarily. Nepal has routes for beginners, intermediate trekkers and experienced mountaineers. Choosing a trek that matches your fitness and experience is the key to success. - **Why choose Hatti Hatti Treks and Expeditions?** We are a professional provider of treks, expeditions and tours, focused on safety, experienced local teams, responsible tourism and personalised service. - **What permits are required for trekking in Nepal?** It depends on the destination and may include National Park entry, Conservation Area, Restricted Area or Peak Climbing permits. We arrange the permits for your confirmed itinerary. - **What should I pack for a trekking adventure in Nepal?** Essentials include sturdy trekking boots, layered clothing, a warm waterproof outer layer, sun protection, a reusable water bottle, personal medication and travel documents. We will share a detailed list for your itinerary and season. - **What currency is used in Nepal, and can I use credit cards?** The currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR). Cards are accepted at many hotels and businesses in Kathmandu and Pokhara, but carry cash for remote trekking regions. - **Is travel insurance required for trekking in Nepal?** It is not mandatory for every visitor but is strongly recommended. For trekking and adventure activities your policy should cover emergency medical care, high-altitude trekking and helicopter evacuation. ## Guides & stories - [Why Yoga and the Himalayas Are a Perfect Match](http://www.8dcity.com/blogs/why-yoga-and-the-himalayas-are-a-perfect-match): Nepal's mountains offer something no indoor studio can — fresh air, natural rhythms and towering peaks that deepen practice and reflection. - [What You Actually Eat on a Himalayan Trek](http://www.8dcity.com/blogs/what-you-ll-actually-eat-on-a-himalayan-trek): Dal bhat, thukpa, momos and more — what teahouse menus look like, how they change with altitude, and how to eat well on the trail. - [Understanding Sherpa Culture: More Than Just Mountain Guides](http://www.8dcity.com/blogs/understanding-sherpa-culture-more-than-just-mountain-guides): Sherpa is an ethnic group with Tibetan Buddhist roots — not a job title. Understanding the culture turns a trek into a cultural journey. - [Destination Guide Beyond Everest: 5 Underrated Trekking Regions in Nepal](http://www.8dcity.com/blogs/destination-guide-beyond-everest-5-underrated-trekking-regions-in-nepal): Langtang, Manaslu, Upper Mustang, Kanchenjunga and Rara Lake — quieter alternatives to the classic routes. - [How To Prepare For High Altitude Trekking In The Himalayas](http://www.8dcity.com/blogs/how-to-prepare-for-high-altitude-trekking-in-the-himalayas): Fitness, acclimatization, gear, hydration, recognising altitude sickness and mental preparation for your Himalayan trek. - [What It Really Takes to Climb an 8000m Peak](http://www.8dcity.com/blogs/what-it-really-takes-to-climb-an-8000m-peak): Months of preparation, 45–60 day expeditions, acclimatization rotations and the death zone — the reality of climbing an eight-thousander.