The Get Your TREK Guide journal
Route guides, packing ideas and local perspectives for your Nepal adventure. Find a story, gather a few ideas and plan your next journey.
Know Nepal from the trail? Share your expertise as a local guide
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Learn how to find a trekking guide in Nepal, what to ask before booking, how to compare local licensed guides, guide costs, and how to choose the right guide for Everest, Annapurna and other Nepal treks.
Planning a trip to Nepal? Discover the best places to visit, trekking destinations, local culture, travel tips, guides and essential information for tourists visiting Nepal.
Learn how to find and book a trekking guide in Nepal. Compare local guides, understand guide costs, and choose the right guide for Everest, Annapurna, Langtang, Manaslu and more.
Planning a Nepal trek in 2026? Learn why hiring a local trekking guide can improve safety, flexibility, local experiences, and help you choose a guide within your budget.
Do you need a guide for trekking in Nepal in 2026? Learn about trekking guide requirements, solo trekking, safety, guide costs, and how to choose a local trekking guide.
Learn the cost of trekking in Nepal including permits, guides, food, accommodation, and transportation for popular treks like Everest Base Camp and Annapurna.
Learn how to get trekking permits in Nepal including TIMS card, national park permits, and restricted area permits. Complete guide for trekkers visiting Nepal.
For the people who know Nepal best
Your knowledge of a trail, a village or a local tradition can shape someone’s whole journey. Bring that experience to Get Your TREK Guide and help travelers find the right local guide for their adventure.
Build a public guide profile with your languages, route experience, qualifications and original trail photos. Whether you guide in Everest, Annapurna, Langtang or around Kathmandu, help travelers understand what makes your approach personal.
After approval, create your services, set your rates and update your availability. Receive booking requests and manage trip conversations in your guide dashboard. Explain your itinerary, inclusions and group size so clients know what to expect.
Publish articles through your guide dashboard. Useful packing advice, route comparisons and stories from your region give travelers a chance to learn from you before a trip. Write from firsthand experience and keep practical advice current.
Prepare a strong application
This is a platform for independent guiding services. Show the experience and qualifications behind your work, then choose the services you can confidently deliver.
Review commission and payout informationAdd your regions, languages, qualifications and the kinds of trips you lead.
Prepare your identity documents, selfie, guiding certificate and original photos for team review.
Complete your profile and service details, then keep your availability accurate for travelers.
Before you join
A few practical details about applying, sharing your expertise and receiving booking requests.
Start the guide application with your experience, regions, languages and guiding specializations. Add your profile photo, 5–10 original trek photos and verification documents. The team reviews your application before approving your guide profile; approval is not automatic.
Have the front and back of your identity document, a verification selfie and your guiding licence or qualification certificate ready. Include relevant training and first-aid qualifications in your application. Identity verification documents are private and available only to you and authorized administrators.
Yes. Describe whether you offer trekking, cultural tours or other guiding services, and select the regions and languages you work in. Show your actual experience and qualifications so travelers can decide whether your services suit their trip.
Complete your public profile, create your guiding services and keep your availability up to date. Travelers can explore your profile and request a booking through Get Your TREK Guide. You manage requests and trip conversations through your dashboard. Joining does not guarantee bookings or income.
Guides can write and publish articles from the blog section of their guide dashboard. Share original route advice, preparation tips and local knowledge, using your own photos or images you have permission to use. Explain the date and context of information that may change, such as permit requirements or trail conditions.
Visit the pricing page to review platform commission and payout information before applying. When preparing your services, clearly describe your rates, what is included and any extra costs so travelers understand the offer before requesting a booking.
Turn a little inspiration into a real plan
Compare local guides or explore trek packages, then plan the details together.
