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The
diversity in Nepal's nature and a range of exotic
culture makes this country ideal for trekking (hiking).
Trekking in Nepal provides an opportunity to observe the
local culture of the people and enjoy the beauty of
nature undisturbed by influence of modernity. One can
choose between fully organized trekking and tea house
trekking to more popular areas that have a good network
of tea houses running my local, it suitable for
individual and small groups. We supply professional
trekking leader (guide) and porters for carry your bag
pack. Arrange accommodation and food in local owned
guest houses/lodges in trails. You just bring your
strong pair of legs. Trekking to more remotes and non
touristy regions that no have tea house facility there
is no alternation of fully organized trekking. Although
costs comparatively higher of this trek. However
trekkers have their own staff for set the camp, prepare
food by our own professional chef, more porters to carry
your bag pack, camping and kitchen equipments, foods,
fuel etc.
Teahouse Treks
'Teahouse' (Local hotels and guest house) in the
trekking regions where food and accommodation provided.
Our guide arranges your accommodation and food on tea
house. Although the food is usually delicious. They
offer a variety of potato, rice and noodle dishes, as
well as soup and seasonal vegetables. Variety of
cereals, bread and egg dishes are generally available
for breakfast. There are also snacks available such as
basic biscuits, chocolate and soft drinks and in some
areas you will find fresh fruit in season.
Teahouse treks are the most popular mode of trekking in
Nepal as hotel accommodation available in the Everest
Region, Langtang area and the entire Annapurna area. In
these areas, you can travel with minimum equipment and
rely on 'teahouses' for food and accommodation. However,
it is a good idea to carry your own sleeping bag (You
can rent in Kathmandu).
Camping Trekking
Camping treks can be very entertaining among friends.
You carry only a small backpack (camera, water bottle
and a jacket) and the rest are carried by the porter.
The Sherpas set up camps, cook your food and serve
meals. We arrange all necessary equipment such as
camping gears, cooking gears, guide, porters, kitchen
staff and food. Our professional cooks prepare hygienic
food and serve you. However, in some cases you may land
up with an incompatible group or person, you may make
some nice new friends in these arranged treks.
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Annapurna Region
Annapurna treks offer
more variety than any
other walks of
equivalent length, and
take us through almost
every type of scenery
that Nepal has to offer.
There are great views of
Annapurna and Dhaulagiri,
and the constant variety
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Everest Region
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
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Langtang Region
Langtang is one of the
most beautiful treks in
the Himalaya. Its high
alpine valley is
inhabited by a Yak
herding tribe closely
related to Tibetans. It
lies north of Kathmandu,
a scenic bus drives
away. Dhunche is the
major village, district
headquarters for this
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Restricted Region
Trekking -journey on
foot : The best way to
experience Nepal’s
unbeatable combination
of natural beauty and
cultural riches is to
walk through them to
touching beauty of
Himalayas, varieties of
cultural, gorge, rivers,
flora and fauna,
butterflies and animals
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Non-Tourist Area
This
trek offers some of the
finest walking in Nepal.
Starting from
Syabrubensi at the foot
of the Ganesh Himal the
route leads up through
interesting Tamang
villages. This route
offers you magnificent
views of Langtang in the
East, the Ganesh himal
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Trekking Info
Autumn
is normally dry, stable
and very clear.
Temperatures are usually
moderate during this
period making it a good
time for any trek. It
can be cold at night
higher up, but not as
cold as the winter
months
(December-January). At
low elevations it may
still be hot |
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