Best Teahouses in Nepal — 2026

Nepal has 15 notable teahouses for 2026. Huts are managed by Nepal Teahouse Network. Rates vary by hut and season. Annapurna Base Camp Lodge ranks highest based on available information and amenities.

Last updated: February 2026

Top Teahouses in Nepal

  1. 1.
    Annapurna Base Camp Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    Annapurna Base Camp Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Annapurna Sanctuary, Nepal, situated at 4,130m elevation.

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  2. 2.
    Dharamsala (Larkya Phedi)

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    Dharamsala (Larkya Phedi) is a teahouse lodge in Manaslu Circuit, Nepal, situated at 4,460m elevation.

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  3. 3.
    Dingboche Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    Dingboche Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Everest / Khumbu, Nepal, situated at 4,410m elevation.

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  4. 4.
    Ghorepani Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $3 USD/night

    Ghorepani Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Annapurna (Poon Hill), Nepal, situated at 2,860m elevation.

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    Gorak Shep Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $10 USD/night

    Gorak Shep Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Everest / Khumbu, Nepal, situated at 5,164m elevation.

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    High Camp (Thorong La)

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    High Camp (Thorong La) is a teahouse lodge in Annapurna Circuit, Nepal, situated at 4,850m elevation.

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    Kyanjin Gompa Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    Kyanjin Gompa Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Langtang, Nepal, situated at 3,870m elevation.

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    Langtang Village Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $3 USD/night

    Langtang Village Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Langtang, Nepal, situated at 3,430m elevation.

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  9. 9.
    Lobuche Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $8 USD/night

    Lobuche Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Everest / Khumbu, Nepal, situated at 4,940m elevation.

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  10. 10.
    Machhapuchhre Base Camp Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    Machhapuchhre Base Camp Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Annapurna Sanctuary, Nepal, situated at 3,700m elevation.

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    Muktinath Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    Muktinath Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Annapurna Circuit, Nepal, situated at 3,710m elevation.

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    Namche Bazaar Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    Namche Bazaar Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Everest / Khumbu, Nepal, situated at 3,440m elevation.

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    Samdo Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    Samdo Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Manaslu Circuit, Nepal, situated at 3,860m elevation.

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    Tengboche Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    Tengboche Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Everest / Khumbu, Nepal, situated at 3,867m elevation.

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    Thorong Phedi Lodge

    Nepal Teahouse Network

    $5 USD/night

    Thorong Phedi Lodge is a teahouse lodge in Annapurna Circuit, Nepal, situated at 4,525m elevation.

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Teahouses Comparison — Nepal 2026

HutTypeCapacityPriceKitchenAccess
Annapurna Base Camp Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night
Dharamsala (Larkya Phedi)

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night
Dingboche Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night
Ghorepani Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$3 USD/night
Gorak Shep Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$10 USD/night
High Camp (Thorong La)

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night
Kyanjin Gompa Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night
Langtang Village Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$3 USD/night
Lobuche Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$8 USD/night
Machhapuchhre Base Camp Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night
Muktinath Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night
Namche Bazaar Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night
Samdo Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night
Tengboche Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night
Thorong Phedi Lodge

Nepal Teahouse Network

Teahouse$5 USD/night

How to Choose a Hut in Nepal

  • 1.

    Consider your fitness level and the approach. Some huts require multi-hour ski tours or hikes with significant elevation gain. Check the access distance and difficulty before booking.

  • 2.

    Check meals and kitchen availability. Self-catering huts require you to bring all food and fuel. Staffed huts with meal service simplify logistics but may cost more.

  • 3.

    Match capacity to your group size. Smaller huts offer privacy but limited availability. Larger facilities accommodate groups and often have better amenities.

  • 4.

    Book early for peak season. Popular huts fill up months in advance, especially for holiday weekends and prime ski/hiking season. Check availability as soon as your dates are firm.

  • 5.

    Assess winter conditions and safety. For winter hut trips, check avalanche conditions, carry rescue equipment, and consider hiring a certified guide. Many huts in Nepal are located in or near avalanche terrain.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do teahouses in Nepal cost per night?

Pricing for teahouses in Nepal varies by hut and season. Annapurna Base Camp Lodge: $5 USD/night. Dharamsala (Larkya Phedi): $5 USD/night. Dingboche Lodge: $5 USD/night. Contact individual huts for current rates and availability.

Do I need to book teahouses in Nepal in advance?

Yes, most teahouses in Nepal require advance reservations, especially during peak season. Popular huts can book up months ahead for holidays and weekends. Contact operators directly for availability.

What is the capacity of teahouses in Nepal?

Capacity varies by hut. Check individual listings for specific sleeping arrangements.

Are meals provided at teahouses in Nepal?

Meal arrangements vary by hut. Check individual listings for details.

What gear do I need for teahouses in Nepal?

Essential gear includes a sleeping bag, headlamp, layers, and appropriate footwear for the approach. In winter, avalanche safety equipment (transceiver, probe, shovel) is required for backcountry huts. Check individual hut listings for specific gear requirements.