Trekking simply is a long journey in the mountains which covers regular walking on the trail from 01 day to many days as per interest. Even in easy trekking, the trekkers will require walking about 5 to 6 hours daily on uneven terrain. Nepal probably offers the best trekking option in the globe as the bio-diversity is amazingly different. There are lots of routes for Trekking in Nepal and all are equally beautiful with different landscapes, mountains and peoples.

Trekking in Nepal are of two types: Teahouse Trekking and Camping Trekking. A Teahouse Trekking is enormously standard even if it is local run guesthouse. Teahouse trek is very popular in the well - developed tourist regions including Annapurna, Everest and Langtang – Helambu regions where western, continental meals, Nepalese meal (Dal bhat), and clean accommodation are available in most of the places. This type of trekking offers you good food, good accommodation in the available teahouses & lodges.

Likewise, Camping Trekking is best called as Fully Organized Supported Trek. As exploratory or mountaineering expeditions, camping Trek is also organized in the same style. Camping trek includes a team of guide, cook, Sherpa, & porters to give you accompany. Our porters carry all trekking gears, food, fuel, & personal belongings, & our cooks & assistant prepares hot meals & carry out, supervises the whole operations. Trekkers should carry only small bag or what they might need during the day. At night, they are provided dining tents, sleeping tents, & toilet tents. They are also provided with mattresses and down sleeping bags, all of which are carried for them with the party. Even tables and chairs are carried.

We offer our services in all areas for the Trekking Holiday in Nepal. We have categorized the Trekking in Nepal in different way as other do and claim we know Nepal better than other do. We aim our Easy Trekking for those groups of peoples who have little or no experience of Trekking before and with short time in Nepal to enjoy too. Those Trekking are easy to walk and can be enjoyed and performed by all age group and capacity. Similarly, short Trekking are short but not easy all the time. Few of them are easy but not all. In this category short Annapurna Mandala, Everest View are amazing to enjoy high altitude Trekking in short time. Long and Adventurous Trekking are for those who seek Adventure Trekking in Nepal and want to enjoy Nepal for long time.

Trekking Seasons
Autumn (September – November) : Offers excellent Weather and amazing mountain Views. You can join any of the Trekking during this period.

Winter (December - February) : It is noted for occasional snowfall in the higher elevation so the Trekking is possible below 3000 m. Some of the Trekking you can enjoy in this season.

Ghorepani Ghandruk Trekking – 08 Days
Everest View Trekking - 07 Days
Nagarkot – Dhulikhel Trekking - 03 Days
Village Trekking - 07 Days

Spring (March - May) : The varieties of flowers and specially the Rhododendron make the hillside 3000 – 5000 m. haunting paradise for the Trekking in Nepal. It is mildly warm in the lower elevation and the temperature in the higher elevation is quite moderate. You can join any of the Trekking in this season.

Summer (June – August) : The Trekking in this season is little tough and wet as the rainy season and problems with landslides, flood etc. The higher elevation and rain shadowed valleys are blessed for the Trekking in this season especially for the vegetation. Some of the Trekking you can enjoy in this season.

Jomsom Muktinath Trekking - 10 Days
Annapurna Base Camp Trekking - 12 Days

Trekking Permit is required to Trek in some of Restricted Areas of Nepal such as Manaslu Region / Upper Mustang and Upper Dolpo and Conservation Area Entry Permits in other areas and parks.

Equipment Of Trekking
Footwear : Boots, Thick socks, Light socks, Camp shoes.
Clothing : Down or fiber filled waterproof jacket and trousers, Sweater or fleece jacket, Warm cotton trousers, Shirts and T-shirts, Shorts, long underwear, Wool hat, Sun hat, Gloves, Bathing suit, Track suit
Other equipment : Sleeping bag (4 seasons), Down jacket, Daypack, Water bottle, Sun cream, Sunglasses, flashlight with spare bulbs and batteries, Lip salve, Gaiters.
Optional : Insect repellent, Toilet articles, Note book & pen, Toilet roll, Laundry soap, Pocket knife, Towel, Sewing kit, Plasters, Binoculars, Camera, film, Cards and personal medical kit

Altitude Sickness during Trekking in Nepal
Rapid accent to high altitudes often results in the syndrome known as acute mountain sickness (AMS). At elevations between 2500m and 5000m, about 20% to 90% of those who are not adapted to high altitude will experience mild symptoms of AMS. In the Mount Everest region, approximately 50% of trekkers who walk to altitudes above 4000m over five days develop AMS. Males and females are similarly affected. Anyone regardless of age and fitness venturing to higher altitudes can develop AMS. There is an increase in breathing frequency when one is exposed to lower oxygen environment. This natural response is known as the hypoxic ventilatory response (HVR) and there is some evidence to suggest that people with a low HVR are more liable to develop AMS. However, the well-known mountaineers Messner and Habeler, who were the first ever to climb Everest without supplementary oxygen, both had low HVR's and were interestingly not susceptible to AMS. This makes it difficult to determine if you will suffer from AMS or not.

The Symptoms of AMS : Headache / Nausea / Fatigue / Loss of Appetite / Vomiting / Dizziness / Irritability / Disturbed Sleep

Prevention : Acclimatization (After 1000 m. ascent stay one more night for Acclimatization)- Don’t make RAPID Ascent (Don’t go too far too fast) No Alcohol, Sleeping pills and Smoking. Drink more fluid 3-4 Liters a day- clean water-boiled or treated / tea / coffee / soup / juice etc.

Climb higher and sleep lower.
Do not travel alone