Nepal Family Tours

Nepal Family Tours

Nepal is a good place to do a trek with a family. Because of its stunning scenery, hospitable natives and special culture so as one of the various attractions for travelers of any age group. It is a beautiful country that will satisfy tourists who want an adventurous and fun vacation as well as those who want to learn new things with their children. When it comes to trekking in Nepal it can be easy trails to moderate to hard ones, and so there is a right trek for the family.

Trekking in Nepal is a safe, rewarding and fun trip. Parents and children will surely have something to enjoy when walking in the forest, crossing a river or visiting an old village. The views of the Himalayas make every step magical. Trekking in Nepal is not only the trek itself, but it is also a precious chance to spend quality time with family and friends and create a beautiful memory that never fades.

Why Choose Nepal for Family Treks?

Nepal is known for a good social and family spirit. Local guides and teahouses welcome families with open arms. Treks are designed so that they are enjoyable for all, of whatever age, young or middle aged. The routes are easy to follow, there are plenty of stops to rest and can be enjoyed by people of all abilities, including beginners.

Due to the variety of trek possibilities in Nepal, there is something for everybody. Families can do short and simple walks or bit longer ones, according to their fitness level. Children themselves can learn about the surrounding culture, wildlife, and wonder of nature during the course. Treks in Nepal, though, are far more than adventures, they are a family educational and bonding opportunity.

Best Family Treks in Nepal

Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

The trek to Ghorepani Poon Hill is one of the most sought-after easy treks which can be done with families.  It is short treks, which are easy and provide magnificent views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain. The trek usually lasts 4-5 days, which we think is perfect for families with children and even elderly people).

 This hiking trail has wonderful features that include taking you through rhododendron forests, charming villages and through terraced lands. Sunrise at Poon Hill is-highlight of this trek with great view of the Himalayas. Some of the interesting things that families can experience on their way are the cultural demonstrations of the Gurung and Magar people.

Australian Camp Trek

This is also a perfect option for families. It is a short, gentle trek of 2–3 days. It starts near Pokhara and is a stunningly scenic trek to the Annapurna and Fishtail (Machhapuchhre) peaks.

The pathway is simple, and it is relatively suitable for children or beginners. It is possible to visit with a family for a walk in the forest and to rest in a lovely tea house. Having a peaceful environment and clean air, it is an ideal family holiday plan that provides a quiet adventure.

Langtang Valley Trek

The Langtang Valley Trek is a slightly longer trek, taking around 7–9 days. It is suitable for families with children, or the people who want to experience hiking. This trek offers spectacular views of the Langtang mountain range and allows families to have contact with the unique Tamang culture.

That’s how the runs go through forests, yak pastures and little villages. Family is also welcome to visit Kyanjin Gompa, a beautiful Buddhist Mountain monastery. The Langtang Valley Trek is adventure, culture, and nature at its best.

Nagarkot to Dhulikhel Trek

This hike is suitable for families seeking a short, manageable walk just outside the city of Kathmandu. The trek takes 1–2 days and offers amazing views of the Himalayas. Family groups can participate in a provided walk in the woods and small villages, during which they can acquire the details of the local customs.

Nagarkot is especially famous for sunrise and sunsets. Dhulikhel is a peaceful town with a gifted background and ancient shrines. This trek is perfect for families who wish to engage in a nature view alongside visiting the local people and their cultural sites.

Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Short Trek

Families seeking a slightly more difficult grade hike, the Annapurna Base Camp Short Trek is an excellent choice. It normally takes 7–8 days and has a beautiful panorama of the Annapurna range.

The route leads through magnificent forests, rivers, and sloping terraces. Families are also welcome to visit traditional villages and be in close contact with friendly villagers. The climax of the journey arrives at the base camp, rows of unbelievably sheer mountains enclosing it. This excursion is a fulfilling one for explorer families.

Everest View Trek

The Everest View Trek is a shorter, less challenging variant of the Everest Base Camp trek. It’s 5–7 days and it is suitable for families with grown up kids. This trek provides magnificent views of Mount Everest and other peaks, without the high-altitude trek.

It is possible for families to visit Tengboche Monastery, a famous religious place in this region. The route brings one close to the Sherpa houses, where families can learn about local culture and customs. The Everest View Trek is a suitable choice for families to experience the magic of the Everest base camp.

Helambu Trek

The Helambu Trek is a peaceful and less popular trek in the vicinity of Kathmandu. It takes 5–7 days and is suitable for the whole family. The path runs through forests, terraced lands, and both traditional Tamang and Sherpa villages.

Families can look out over the most spectacular views of the mountains and can find out about life in the area. The Helambu Trek is not that strenuous and so it is quite meditative and cultural. It is excellent for families that wish to take a more relaxed walk.

Nepal is the perfect destination for family treks. Thanks to its beautiful landscapes, vibrant culture and welcoming community, it is an attraction to travellers of any age. Family trips to Nepal are safe, enjoyable, and full of experiences that are new.

No matter their taste, families can find a trail in Nepal, the gentle walks offered by Ghorepani Poon Hill or the demanding portion offered by the Langtang Valley. Outdoor hiking is a family activity where the family can reunite, bond, learn and remember things together. A family trip to Nepal is a sightseeing opportunity in the Himalayas, but also a trip with different meanings about love, learning and discovery.