Nepal Trekking

The Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal has large varieties of trekking routes, immovable peaks and mountains to make the treks, expeditions and mountaineering a memorable experience in one's life. Containing eight of the world's ten tallest mountains, the mountainous and hilly regions in the country present some of the most marvelous trekking sites in the world.

The immense contrasts in altitude and climate found in the different parts of the country support an equally striking mix of life styles, vegetation types and wildlife. Land sandwiched between India and Tibet, Nepal features some of the world's most diverse and beautiful landscapes ranging from the splendid peaks of the Himalayan chain in the north, high-altitude plains and remote mountain passes, subtropical forests and national parks, terraced farmland hills and rice paddies, to the fertile plains of the Terai in the country's southern region.

Trekking in Nepal takes one through a country that has seized the imagination of trekkers for more than a century. During trekking one meets people in remote mountain villages whose lifestyle has not altered in years.Most of the trails that climb to altitudes of around 5,000 meters will enable you to observe the cultivated terraces and experience life in the villages that you pass through. Trekking the Himals can be as easy as going for a two day stroll close to Kathmandu or medium to strenuous treks.

Nepal has become trekking Paradise for its natural as well as cultural diversity. Walking through them, best experience of Nepal's unbeatable combination of natural beauty & cultural riches can be achieved. The one & only way of knowing & looking at all kinds of diversity is going on foot.There are various types of trekking providing ample opportunities to explore the life styles, landscape, flora & fauna & more to get the maximum enjoyment in minimum time. Duration of trekking may be of one day to several days. The trekking is getting popularized in Nepal due to the fact that the villagers traditionally use most of the trekking routes in Nepal. These routes are populated & offer breath-taking landscape. One need not only be a mountaineer to trek in different parts of the country. A longer trek is far better than shorter to experience the natural diversity & to enjoy the varieties of flora & fauna within a short distance. Therefore, there are endless possibilities of treks in Nepal.

Camping Trekking in Nepal

Tented or camping trekking is accommodated in tents and employee porters to carry your equipments and gears. In this trek, Guide will be your main leader of all the trekking teams, Assistant Guide (Sherpa) will set up camp and cook will prepare and serves fresh meal of western food or on your choice. Our camping trek includes an English-speaking or other relevant language speaking Trekking Guide with valid licenses from Nepal Government. Our porters will carry all trekking gears, food, fuel, and other necessary equipment for the trekking. For accommodation, we provide spacious waterproof tents with comfortable sleeping mattresses, dining tent with tables and campstools giving a cost and comfortable atmosphere to eat and chat among trekkers during the evening. In a typical Camping Trek, each morning you provide a cup of hot tea and a bowl of warm water for washing and cleaning. After packing up your personal belongings and daypack, you will have a breakfast and depart camp for the day's trek which begins around 7 - 8 A.M. One can carry a small daypack where can pack and carry water bottle, rain gear, camera, sun cream, toilet paper etc. The Trekkers walking pace depends upon his or her own time for viewing the beautiful landscape, taking photographs or having a short break. The Camping treks we operate are Manaslu, Upper Mustang, Upper Dolpo, Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Ganesh Himal and unbeaten paths of Nepal.

Lodge/Tea House Trekking in Nepal

In the Lodging or Teahouse trekking includes an English-speaking or relevant language speaking Trekking Guide with valid licenses from Nepal Government. The popular way to trek in Nepal for foreigners and Nepalese is to using local lodges to accommodate and refresh. There are certain trekking areas where these facilities are available to contain, particularly in the Everest Region, Annapurna Region and Langtang Region. In these areas one can trek with a bare minimum equipment and rely on lodge. In these Areas, we arrange and operate an entire lodge trek for our clients and to provide food and shelters a part of package program. The porters will carry trekker personal luggage and some food. The Tea house/Lodge trekking is the most popular form of trekking in the well developed tourist areas of Nepal including Annapurna, Everest and Langtang - Helambu regions. Most Teahouse/Lodges are locally run and provide clean accommodation with good food such as western continental meals and Nepalese (Dal Bhat). The Teahouse treks we operate are in the Everest, Annapurna, Langtang Regions.

Why tea-houses? To put it succinctly, there's precious little point sleeping in a tent when a matter of yards away there's a comfortable lodge or 'tea-house'. This is why our fully supported tented treks are entirely away from all well-trodden routes in areas where there are no lodges. This is why 'tea-house' trekking is our chosen method in the Everest region, Annapurna region, Langtang region and other parts of Nepal using the best available lodges. Most of these lodges sleep perhaps 16-20 people, cook good food and are fairly concerned about hygiene. Most use kerosene for cooking. The basics of conservation and of ecology are practised with some success.