Trekking in Nepal provides an opportunity to gaze upon the highest mountains in the world and experience the unique culture of the Nepali people. Actually, the country provides an infinite variety of experiences according to your level of experience and ambition, so we can offer different kinds of adventures, from short and relatively easy to longer and more strenuous. Some places now have well-developed mountain lodge systems, and visiting these areas requires a lot of logistical work: we provide porters, guides, permits, transports, flights, and accommodations in lodges. On some other itineraries in more remote areas, we will have to bring kitchen and camping equipment. You travel at a modest pace, observing nature, rural communities, and spectacular mountain panoramas. Our job is to ensure your comfort and safety as we take you where you want to go, at your own pace. We show you what you have come to see and help you discover things you had no idea were there! We walk 5-7 hours and 9–14 km a day.

Types of Trekking available in Nepal

We provide trekking tours with varying lengths. You can change the length of your trip as you wish. We make sure that your trek will be a memorable experience. We provide two kinds of treks in Nepal. Tea-house Trekking (Lodges) and Camping Trekking.

Tea-house (Lodge) Trekking: Tea-house trekking or lodging trekking means you will get all accommodation in guest houses or lodges. Therefore, you could enjoy this trek on the more popular routes where accommodation facilities are available. The sleeping and meal facilities provided will be basic. You will be accompanied by strong porters and experienced trekking guides. The guides will help you fulfill your travel dreams and enjoy the trek by taking care of you and your lodging.

Camping Trekking : Camping can be done in nearly all the trekking regions and routes in Nepal. As the name suggests, you will be camping during the trek, sleeping in tents. All essential camping materials and equipment will be provided by our company, such as tents, kitchen tents, toilet tents, and all necessary kitchen materials and utensils. There will be a trekking guide, an assistant guide (Sherpa), a trekking cook, a kitchen helper, and porters. The cook will provide delicious and different meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. Vegetarian meals can also be provided, as long as we are informed while you are booking a trip.

SEASON:

1. Autumn: The weather is clear and dry, with mild to warm days and cold nights. In the higher altitudes, the nights drop to freezing temperatures.
2. Winter: beginning in December until mid-March. At that moment, it is the coldest time; daytime temperatures will be cooler and nights will be very cold (below 0 degrees). Days are generally clear, but occasional winter storms can bring snow as low as 2500m. At this season, trekking at high altitudes is more challenging, but on the very popular trails (Everest or Annapurna’s), you will enjoy a tranquil atmosphere.
3. Spring: from mid-March until mid-May, mornings are clear but afternoon clouds build up, which leads to occasional showers. The day is a mix of warm and rain, which displays wildflowers like rhododendrons. It is also the time for rice planting.
4. Summer (monsoon): trekking is difficult at this time and uncomfortable as the weather is hot and it rains almost every day. The trails become muddy, and the mountains are obscured by clouds. At this time, however, it is possible to trek in the Upper Mustang region because, because of its geographical situation, this region is less subject to precipitation than the more southern areas.