
Witness Chhath, the sun-god festival of the Terai, as late autumn delivers some of the steadiest, clearest trekking weather of the year.
Chhath is an ancient devotional festival honouring Surya, the sun god, celebrated with riverside offerings at dawn and dusk — especially vibrant across Nepal's Terai plains and the Kathmandu riverbanks.
It coincides with the dependable late-autumn trekking window: dry, settled weather and excellent long-range Himalayan views before the deep cold of winter arrives.
Combine the cultural colour of Chhath with a classic autumn trek for a rich, well-rounded Nepal experience.




10% Chhath discount applied at booking on the treks above — message us to confirm your dates.
Chhath is a four-day festival dedicated to the sun god Surya, with devotees offering prayers in rivers and ponds at sunrise and sunset. It's most prominent in Nepal's Terai region.
Mid-November is part of the prime autumn season — dry, stable and clear, with cold nights at altitude but excellent daytime mountain views.
Festival-season slots, flights and lodges book out fast. Reserve now to lock in your dates and the 10% discount.