Trekking in Nepal

A trek is walking at our own pace on well-established trails that go from village to village you will enjoy a close contact with people in remote mountain villages whose lifestyle has not changed for generations. You can trek in Nepal in many season of the year except the monsoon ( mid-June to mid-September) as usually heavy rainfall occurs. But even during the rainy season you will find beautiful countryside with flora that is seen, which is not seen in the other season of the year.

You do not need to be a professional mountaineer to trek on the hills of Nepal. But it is always advantageous to explore something more if you are physically fit. Perhaps the most enjoyable part of our trek will be the cool air of the mountains and magnificent views of the mountain peaks.

Your trek will begin after breakfast. The morning walk is usually 3-4 hours and lunch will be made around noon. The camping site is reached around 4 p.m. and in the evening there will be plenty of time to relax. Each day is planned so that if you are a slow or a fast walker, there will be a lots of time to spare.

If you are trekking in the higher altitudes, please tell your group leader immediately, if you feel even the little bit sick. Do not ignore headaches as they are the first sign of the altitudes sickness. Your inability to complete the trek is nothing compared to loss of life. Remember that your guides are responsible professionals, so feel free to tell them how you feel.