Trekking In Nepal

Nepal is one of the best trekking destinations in the world to explore magnificent scenery, rich and ancient cultures and making contact with local villagers and experience their traditional  hospitality. There are mainly three popular trekking regions- Annapurna, Everest and Langtang where one can enjoy the thrills of trekking in the mountains.

Annapurna Region

Annapurna region lies towards the north of central Nepal and is one of the most popular trekking destinations in the country- offering a variety of excellent treks of all grades and styles. The region introduces us Nepal's spectacular diversity at its finest: various tribes and castes, a wide range of terrain wooded alpine pastures from sub-tropical rainforest deep valleys deepest gorge of the world. On the way cross the Thorong La pass (5416m), a challenging ascent and encounter numerous monkeys, birds and flowers.

Everest region

Everest or upper Khumbu Region, the second most popular trekking area in Nepal, is the home to the world's highest mountains including Mt. Everest (8850m), Cho Oyn (8153m), Makalu(8470m), Ama Dablam (6856m) and many other countless peaks. The region lure thousand of adventure seekers explore and experience high mountain valleys, high passes, Buddhist culture and stunning Sherpa villages on such high altitudes. Trekking to this region makes the travelers feel satisfied being at the base of Mt. Everest – the highest mountain in the world.

Langtang Region

This is third most popular trekking region in Nepal that lies just north of Kathmandu. Trekking here offers the opportunities to explore Tibetan style Tamang villages, to climb small peaks and to visit glacial at a comfortable low elevation. This region introduces the trekkers to some of the wildest and most scenic areas of Nepal.

Off The Beaten Track

Trekking into this region offers the serious trekkers an opportunity to explore the country's long preserved secrets: snow- covered glaciers, hidden valleys, medieval villages, eco- system and cultural diversities. Only fully supported camping treks provide access to this remoter region and require special permit. Most of the areas are untouched and remained isolated from the outer world.