The cost of trekking in Nepal 2025 in January depends on the trek, but here are some examples:

Annapurna Circuit Trek: A 20-days trek that costs around $999 per person

Everest Base Camp Trek: A 14-day trek that costs around $1,100 per person

Langtang Valley Trek: An 10-day trek that costs around $560 per person

Ghorepani-Poon Hill Trek: A short and affordable trek that costs between $450 and $700

Here are some other popular trekking packages in Nepal: Everest Trek Package, 16 Days Annapurna Trekking Package, 13 Days Annapurna Base Camp Trek, Mardi Himal Trek, and 17 Days Upper Mustang Trekking Package.

January is a good time to trek in the Langtang Valley because the days are warm and sunny, and the views are often clear

The cost of trekking in Nepal in 2025 depends on the trek, the number of people in your group, and the season:
Trek
Some popular treks include the Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit, and Langtang Valley.
Group size
The cost per person can vary depending on the size of your group. For example, the Annapurna Base Camp trek may cost $897 per person for a solo traveler, but $635 per person for a group of 6–10 people.
Season
Trekking in Nepal is generally more expensive during peak times in spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November).
Permits and fees
You’ll need a National Park Permit and a TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) card for most treks. You may also need additional permits depending on the route. Foreign nationals also need to pay entry fees to national parks and conservation areas.
Here are some sample costs for trekking in Nepal:
Everest Base Camp Trek: A 12-day trek may cost $1425 for one person, $1250 for 2–4 people, $1199 for 5–8 people, and $1050 for 9–12 people.
Annapurna Circuit Trek: A 12-day trek may cost $960–$1095 per person, depending on group size.
While high-altitude trekking trails are closed in January due to snow and bad weather, the Himalayan foothills are a good place for short treks.