Trekking in Nepal
Trekking - journey on foot :
The best way to experience Nepal’s invincible combination of natural beauty and cultural riches is to walk through them and feel the stirring beauty of Himalayas, variety of cultures, deepest river gorges on whole earth, flora and faunas, numerous species of butterflies and animals etc. Trekkers walk along the green filled uphill and downhill deep forests with fore scenic view of various seasonal flowers blossoming, domestic and wild animals. You also pass through to observe picturesque villages inhabited by diverse ethnic groups.
Scenery :
Eight out of fourteen highest mountains in the world are in the boundaries of Nepal and if you want to see these up close, you must walk! While trekking you may see far more than the mountains. You can walk from the tropical lowlands to alpine meadows and glacial moraines and in the spring season Nepal's brilliant rhododendrons are in bloom with colorful rare species of birds.
Diversity :
The countryside of Nepal is being continually populated. The majority of Nepal's populations live, not in the cities, but in tiny remote villages. Even in the high mountains you can find small settlements in stone houses and yak pastures spots can be seen at every possible flat space.
Cultural :
Almost every trekker in Nepal is attracted and impressed with the friendly attitude of the people they meet alongside the local trails .The hilly region people are particularly known for their traditional hospitality and fascinating culture which makes trek in Nepal, an extraordinary mountain holiday unlike any other part of the world.
Tea House Trek :
In these trekking regions your accommodation and food are arranged by our guides in Local hotels and guest house known as “Tea Houses”. Here they present you with traditional and delicious foods by offering variety of potato, rice and noodle dishes with soup and seasonal vegetables at day time. Variety of cereals, bread and egg dishes are generally available for breakfast. Snacks are also available such as basic biscuits, chocolate and soft drinks and in some areas you may find fresh fruits in season.
Teahouse treks are the most popular mode of trekking in Nepal due to the availability of hotel accommodation in the Everest Region, Langtang area and the entire Annapurna area. It is felt convenient because in these areas, you can travel with minimum equipments and rely on 'tea-houses' for food and accommodation. However, carrying your own sleeping bags and toilet papers in all circumstances is always a good idea and advisable to avoid smelly squat toilets (if any), and no shower facilities.
All these are readily available in Kathmandu or Pokhara at reasonable prices. As your own little contribution to prevent rapid environmental degradation of Nepal you are advised to choose teahouses for lodging as they use kerosene oil rather than smoking fire-wood for cooking etc.
Trekking in Nepal by Region
Everest Region Trekking
Everest region has arguably the most dramatic scenery in the world, and with flights making the region easily accessible, it is possible to reach the heart of the mountains within a few days. This trek staying in comfortable lodges, offers sensational mountain. The Everest region home of the legendary Sherpa and the highest peak of the world Mt. Everest with listing among 11 most visited destinations and famous as the 7th natural wonder of the world.
Annapurna Region Trekking
Annapurna Trekking Region Info: Annapurna region in Central Nepal is to be the most famous geographically and culturally diverse region of Nepal and offers more variety of adventurous scenarios than in any other treks of similar lengths. There are great views of Annapurnas and Dhaulagiri, and the constant diversity of landscape ranges from sub-tropical forest through alpine heights to a dry semi-desert similar to Tibet. The unique moment of this trek is when crossing the Thorong La Pass in the glaciers
Langtang Region Trekking
Langtang region lies in the central part of Nepal while, the langtang Valley is closer to Kathmandu than any other trekking regions, and is lesser used by both trekkers and locals. Just after the monsoon, this trek gives superb views of the great peak of Langtang Lirung (7246m) which dominates the upper valley and straddles the Tibetan border. There are mainly three major trekking areas-Langtang, Gosaikund and Helambu.
Restricted Area Trekking
There are many parts of Nepal into which the entry of foreigners is strictly controlled. Many treks that may be suggested on a map are in restricted areas for which you may need to procure special permit and a licensed trekking guide who will accompany you throughout your trek. The term "restricted" is used here to refer to places that are closed to trekkers, or open to trekkers only when escorted by a licensed trekking guide. There are many reasons why the restricted areas exist. In most cases
Non-Tourist Area
Mardi Himal trek a non tourist trails trekking just beside the Annapurna base camp trails. This trek offer total wilderness experience, unforgettable camping journey, stunning south face view of Mardi Himal and Fishtail mountains, best photographic site, easily accessible undisturbed wildlife and forest. This is a spectacular short trek and traverses a variety of terrain including in the spring blooming forests of rhododendron and verities of birds.
Trekking Information
Trekking in Nepal can be undertaken throughout the year depending on the region. The year is divided into 4 different seasons in Nepal and each season has its distinct attraction to offer for trekking. However, the best months to trek/tour are October-November (post-monsoon) and April-May (pre-monsoon). The trekkers require walking on foot about 4 to 7 hours daily therefore, you must be physically fit enough with a regular exercise of minimum 45 days prior to the departure of your trekking adventure.
