Travellers looking to experience Nepal’s iconic mountain landscapes can now save up to AUD $950 on a selection of World Expeditions’ most sought-after treks, with a limited-time 5% off sale running throughout May 2026 only. Available on trips departing from now until 31 May 2027, the offer delivers meaningful savings on premium expeditions.
Leading the offer are some of World Expeditions’ most ambitious and high-value adventures, where even a modest percentage discount translates into significant dollar savings. These include the Baruntse, Makalu & Everest Traverse with Andrew Lock (save A$950), Dolpo Crystal Mountain to Mustang Traverse (save A$550), Chekigo Peak (6121m) with Soren Kruse Ledet (save A$575), West Khumbu Exploratory with Tim Macartney-Snape (save A$475), and Into Dolpo: Phoksundo Lake Horse Trek (save A$420).
Demand for Nepal is being driven by a renewed appetite for nature-based travel and deeper cultural immersion. World Expeditions Marketing Manager Eloise Weston recently travelled the Manaslu Circuit & Base Camp Trek and noted that every traveller in her group of ten had previously visited Nepal with World Expeditions, highlighting exceptional repeat visitation and customer loyalty.
That loyalty is echoed by travellers themselves. Hannah from NSW, who completed the Manaslu Circuit with Weston, described her experience as “10 out of 10,” highlighting the professionalism of the guiding team and the consistency of the trekking experience. “I felt safe and confident at all times, and the quality and hygiene of the food was exceptional – not a single person in our group got sick, which we saw happen to independent trekkers along the way. The immersion in the mountains exceeded expectations, with far fewer tourists and incredible proximity to the peaks.”
“We find our customers are incredibly loyal, particularly in Nepal,” said Sue Badyari, CEO of World Expeditions. “There’s something deeply rewarding about trekking in these mountain regions – the physical journey, the connection with local communities and the simplicity of life on the trail. With political stability returning and travellers seeking meaningful, restorative experiences, Nepal is firmly back on the radar.”
As pioneers of trekking in Nepal since 1975, World Expeditions has refined an all-inclusive trekking style that prioritises experience, safety and responsible travel. Each journey is led by experienced guides and supported by long-standing local teams, ensuring seamless logistics and genuine cultural connection, with wholesome, freshly prepared meals and a strong emphasis on wellbeing.
With limited-time savings now available across some of its most iconic Nepal journeys, World Expeditions is encouraging travellers to secure their place during May to take advantage of the offer.
