Trekking in Nepal
British citizen H.W. Tilman became the first westerner to be given permission to walk Nepal’s mountains (Himalayas) in 1949. Then after thousands of travelers put their footsteps in the low land to the high Himalayan Peaks including the top of the world. Trekking in Nepal is not only the objective of walking from place to place, it is more a gradual way of experiencing Nepal’s diversity in terms of geography, peoples, religion & it’s art & culture. In earlier time to be a trekker & to complete the route you planned was not easy work because there were not the good trails we have these days. Also there was a huge lack of the equipment & manpower as well as the teahouses so popular on the trekking routes. We have come a long way in our trekking history so we can plan our trekking according to our requirements & budget.
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Trekking in Everest Region
Trekking in Nepal is not only the objective of walking from place to place, it is more a gradual way of experiencing Nepal’s diversity in terms of geography, peoples, religion & it’s art & culture.
Trekking in Langtang Region
Ascending through shady forests and rushing streams, the trail then drops in to the narrow gorge landing up into the Langtang valley inhabited by Tamangs whose religious practices, languages...
Dhauligiri Trekking in Nepal
Dhaulagiri (White Mountain), separated from the Annapurna region by Kali Gandaki Gorge (deepest in the world) includes some fifteen peaks above 7000mt. A few mountains which translate 'White Mountain', this is the biggest one in the world.
Kanchenjunga Trekking
Kanchanjunga (8586) the queen of the Himalayas, offers a region which is not only rich in large forests with Rhododendrons (which is national flower of Nepal), lot of wild life, birds and rivers but also provides you with...
Kathmandu Valley Trekking
Passes through scenic terraced hills and villages and also through the resort areas of Nagarkot, Dhulikhel and Kakani providing you with panoramic views of the whole Kathmandu valley, the majestic Himalayan peaks ...
Trekking in Mustang
This region, also known as the Forbidden Kingdom was opened for tourists only in 1991 with limited numbers of people can visit in a year. This high desertic region is north of Jomsom, the headquarter of this district.
Newly Opened Routes
There are many new trekking routes has been developed in Nepalese Adventure Tourism. These routes are vargin, less touristic and can be feel comletely nepalese tradition and living style.
Trekking in Annapurna Region
orth of Pokhara, Nepal's spectacular diversity appears at its finest. The Annapurna Region is highly rated in terms of scenery and culture interest. The deep valleys and high mountains encircling the giant Annapurna...
Trekking in Manaslu Region
Manaslu Trek is a circuit around the ninth highest mountain (Mt. Manaslu 8156 m) in the world. The trek begins from the old, independent kingdom of Gorkha, home of the legendary Gorkha soldiers and heads up the ...
Makalu Trekking
The Arun Valley Makalu Base Camp trek is a classic 21- 25 days of hiking through an amazing cross section of the Himalayas, beginning at less than 1000 m. elevation and peaking at over 5000 m. From Tumlingtar airstrip...
Rolwaling Trekking
This trek is one of the most beautiful, interesting and remote and is recommended for anybody who is looking for a little traveled route. The Rolwaling valley is one of the most adventurous routes and provides an...
Ganesh Himal Trekking
This is a new trekking route but being more busy day by day. The Ganesh Himal is named after the Elephant-headed God of Good fortune. The Ganesh Himal can clearly be seen from Kathmandu valley.
Dolpa Trekking
Dolpa is a most remote and least developed district in Nepal. Although a few anthropologists and geographers had explored the region, the entire district was closed to trekkers until 1989 when the southern part of Dolpa...
