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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 etc. Trekkers have to walk along the up hills and downhill filled green dark and deep forest with different seasonal flowers blossoming, domestic and forest animals. You will be passing through picturesque villages inhabited by diverse ethnic groups.

Scenery : Eight out of fourteen highest mountains in the world are in Nepal and if you want to see these up close, you must walk. While trekking you see far more than the mountains. You can walk from the tropical lowlands to alpine meadows and glacial moraines while in the spring Nepal's brilliant rhododendrons will be in bloom and you may see rare species of birds.

Diversity : The landscape of Nepal is almost continually inhabited. The majority of Nepal's populations live, not in the cities, but in tiny villages. Even in the high mountains, small settlements on stone houses and yak pastures dot every possible flat space.

Cultural : During the trekking in Nepal, Trekkers are always impressed by the friendliness of the people they meet along the local trails .The hill people particularly their traditional hospitality and fascinating culture, make a trek in Nepal a special kind of mountain holiday unlike any other part of world.

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 'tea-houses' for food and accommodation. However, it is a good idea to carry your own sleeping bag for your satisfaction.

The tea-houses and trekking-inns are not very wholesome. They generally have smelly squat toilets (if any), and no shower facilities. Bringing your own sleeping bag for your comfort and toilet paper is advisable. All these are readily available in Kathmandu or Pokhara for reasonable prices. As your own little contribution to prevent rapid environmental degradation of Nepal, whenever possible choose teahouses which use kerosene rather than fire-wood as the source of energy.

Camping Trekking (Fully Organized Trek) : 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.