Is November a good time to go to Nepal?

Yes. November is after the monsoon, so skies are usually clear and trails dry, with strong mountain views. It is also peak trekking season, so popular routes are busy and nights at altitude are cold.

Can I book a Nepal trip starting this month?

urbook Nepal packages need at least 30 days' notice. Booking on 7 November 2026, the earliest start is early December, which is also dry and clear, only colder.

How much is the Annapurna Base Camp Trek on urbook?

From £818.63 per person for 10 days (estimated, checked 7 November 2026), with 9 nights, breakfast, trek guide, permits and transport. International flights and the visa are not included.

Are flights included in urbook Nepal holidays?

No. urbook Nepal holidays are land-only, so ATOL protection does not apply. You book your own flights; you can add Heathrow parking or a transfer to the same urbook booking.

Is it too cold to trek in Nepal in December?

Not if you pack for it. Days are mostly sunny but nights are cold and below freezing at higher lodges. Lower treks such as the Annapurna foothills are more comfortable.

Can urbook plan a tailored Nepal trip?

Yes. Nepal Your Way lets you choose your days, places and hotels, from £306.62 per person. Call 020 8061 0000 to plan it; it needs 30 days' notice.

Nepal in November and December: Weather and Treks

November brings Nepal's clearest skies and busiest trails. Here's what the weather is like, when you can still book, and which real urbook treks and tours fit a November–December trip.

7 November 2026

Nepal in November and December: clear skies, dry trails and big mountain views. The best single pick for a trekker is the Annapurna Base Camp Trek – 10 days, from £818.63 per person (estimated, checked 7 November 2026): 9 nights (Kathmandu, Pokhara, 5 nights in trek lodges), breakfast, trek guide, permits and road transport. See dates and book.

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Is November a good time to visit Nepal?

Yes – November is one of the most popular months in Nepal. The monsoon is over, the air is usually clear and dry, and the Himalaya are at their sharpest. Days are mild in Kathmandu and Pokhara; nights at altitude are cold, often below freezing on high trails.

The trade-off is crowds: autumn is peak trekking season, so lodges on the popular routes fill early. December stays dry and clear but gets colder and quieter – a good choice if you want the same views with fewer people.

Can I still book a Nepal trip for this November?

Not for a November start. Every urbook Nepal package needs at least 30 days' notice so the local operator can confirm hotels, lodges and permits. Booking today (7 November 2026) the earliest start is early December.

December 2026: dry, clear, colder nights – good for Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan and lower treks.
Next autumn (October–November 2027): book well ahead for the classic trekking season.
Spring (March–May): warmer, with rhododendrons in flower on the Annapurna trails.

Which urbook Nepal packages suit a winter trip?

urbook lists 20 Nepal holidays, from £306.62 per person, as of November 2026. These six fit a November–December trip best. Prices are per person, estimated and checked 7 November 2026; the live price shows before you pay.

Package	Days	Best for	From (pp)
Annapurna Base Camp Trek	10	A first big trek	£818.63
Everest Base Camp Trek	15	The bucket-list trek (domestic flights included)	£1,505.39
Kathmandu, Pokhara and Annapurna Foothills Soft Trek	13	Village trails, lower altitude	£1,153.26
Muktinath and Poon Hill	8	Short trek plus a pilgrimage site (sharing price)	£520.77
Kathmandu and Nagarkot	5	Mountain views without trekking	£311.01
Nepal Your Way (call to plan)	Your choice	Your own days, places and hotels	£306.62

Nepal Your Way is planned by phone on 020 8061 0000 and needs 30 days' notice; the final price depends on the days, places and hotels you choose.

Not trekking? What to do in Nepal in winter

You don't need to trek to enjoy Nepal's clear season. Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan are at their most comfortable from November to February, with sunny days and cool evenings.

Kathmandu: Durbar Square, the hilltop Swayambhunath stupa and the old Newari towns nearby; Tihar, Nepal's festival of lights, usually falls in October or November (dates follow the lunar calendar).
Nagarkot and Dhulikhel: sunrise over the Himalaya from the valley rim, a short drive from Kathmandu.
Pokhara: boating on Phewa Lake with the Annapurna range behind it.
Chitwan: jungle activities and the chance to see one-horned rhino – the 7-day Wonders of Nepal package combines Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan with a cable car ride and a jeep safari.

Momos and thukpa (noodle soup) are the warming food of a winter trip – you'll find both everywhere from Kathmandu cafés to trek lodges.

How cold is it trekking in Nepal in December?

Expect cold mornings and nights on any trek, and freezing temperatures at the higher lodges, with mostly sunny days. Lower routes such as the Annapurna foothills stay more comfortable.

Pack a warm down jacket, thermal layers, a hat and gloves.
Bring a good sleeping bag – trek lodges are simple and unheated.
Broken-in walking boots, sunglasses and sun cream (the sun is strong at altitude).
A head torch for early starts and power cuts.

What is included – and what isn't?

Each package lists exactly what's included before you book. The Annapurna Base Camp Trek includes hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara, trek lodges, breakfast, a trek guide, permits and transport on the itinerary.

Not included: international flights, the Nepal visa, travel insurance, tips and personal spending. Flights are not included, so ATOL protection does not apply; tours are run by licensed local operators under a signed agreement with urbook. Holiday prices are estimated: if a price changes we email you at least 20 days before departure, and if it rises by more than 8% you can cancel for a full refund.

Check entry rules and safety advice on GOV.UK foreign travel advice for Nepal before you go, and take out travel insurance that covers trekking at altitude.

How does urbook check its holiday partners?

urbook checks every holiday partner's licence and that they are eligible to operate, and has a signed memorandum with each partner. Your tour is run by a licensed local operator in Nepal, and urbook stays your point of contact before and after you travel – contact@urbook.co.uk or 020 8061 0000, 7 days a week, 08:00–20:00.

Can I add airport parking or a transfer?

Yes – add Heathrow parking or a door-to-door transfer to the same booking, with one reference. urbook – your booking, sorted: holiday, parking and transfer in one place.

Away 10–15 days? Compare Heathrow long stay parking or Heathrow Meet & Greet.
Not driving? Book Heathrow airport transfers from your door.
See all options on Heathrow airport parking.

Want the full list of Nepal tours? Read our Nepal holiday packages from the UK guide and how holiday, parking and transfer work in one booking, or browse every holiday on urbook.

Last checked: November 2026 · Last updated 7 November 2026 · The urbook team

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