Many words have been written promoting the immense trekking options available in Nepal. It cannot be overstated that this country is truly one of the most magnificent mountain playgrounds of the world. Beyond any description, the Himalayan Range is an ever-changing kaleidoscope of seasons, moods, and personalities. All in all, Nepal is a heavenly abode of giant and majestic mountain summits including Mt. Everest, the top of the world.
Each time of year will present the trekker with a completely new experience in the same place. The explorer only needs to decide what length of trip, how difficult, and which region, and there will be innumerable options. When a traveler chooses to make the journey to Nepal, they will be met with people, culture, traditions, music, language, art, and architecture that stretches back thousands of years, sometimes almost unchanged.
Even if you plan on heading into the high alpine environment, there will always be villages and people who have carved out an existence in every-environ of Nepal. It is one of the truly unique aspects of trekking here. Each trail will meander through very distinct groups of peoples with their language sub-group, food, dress, art, and way of life.
While trekking in Nepal, there are some must things to know like weather in Nepal, trekking equipment, altitude sickness and Nepal travel info which will help your make your particular trekking trip more astounding and memorable with a grand success.
Almost everyone who chooses to trek in Nepal envisions interacting with the Great Himalayan Range through the large system of trails. Walking under the incredible array of peaks can be described as a magical experience. But for most, the delightful opportunity to meet those that call this incredible mountain range home can make the trip penetrate to the heart. For it is the people that tell the story, and as you trek along the trails, your experience will be all the richer by the communities that inhabit this great country.
Some of the best trekking options in Nepal are Annapurna Base Camp Trek, Everest Base Camp Trek, Everest Base Camp Heli Trek, Langtang Valley Trek, Mardi Himal Trek, Upper Mustang Trek, Upper Dolpo Trek, Manaslu Trek, Kanchenjungha Trek, Makalu Base Camp Trek and many more. The best time for trekking in Nepal is during spring (February to May) and autumn (August to December). These seasons present suitable weather conditions so that trekkers will enjoy the best of the Himalayas. For more details, you can visit your article ' Weather in Nepal' and prepare for Nepal Trekking accordingly.
Teahouse trekking is very popular type of trekking in Nepal right now. Previously, it was camping trekking. In teahouse trekking, trekkers don't have to carry all necessary stuffs for the trek, instead, provided by the teahouses/guesthouses. The only things they have to carry is personal equipment clothing during the trek.
Only two days for trekking in Nepal near Pokhara? Can grab this 2 days Poon Hill Trek from Pokhara and take a huge advantage of most stunning sunrise and Annapurna Mountain Ranges!! 2 Days Poon Hill Trek for breathtaking views of the Annapurna range, jeep or bus riding to Ulleri/Banthanti, sunrise from Poon Hill at an altitude of 3,210 meters, and well-appointed lodges in Ghorepani at 2,850 meters. Ideal short trek from Pokhara with full itinerary.
Actually, the 4-day Poon Hill Trek is specially crafted by Haven Holidays Pvt. Ltd and really grabs you if you’re looking for big Annapurna Himalayan views and a taste of local culture—all without signing up for a marathon. It is also popular as Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek 4 days. Starting from Pokhara (822m), you get things rolling with a scenic jeep or bus ride to Ulleri (2070m) or Banthanti (2210m).
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