Trekking in the Himalayas is an uplifting experience of travel on the mountains, and the style. A special attraction of Nepal lies in its specific cultures, its spectacular all-natural beauty and men and women. You may come to understand why this nation has captivated the hearts of mountaineers and explorers for over a century, by walking through the mountains of Nepal.

Among many treks, hike to Everest Base Camp has been mostly preferred by trekkers who want to taste the trek in affordable cost. Similarly, Annapurna Base Camp Trek, Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, Langtang Trek etc are other preferred treks. Langtang Trek packages, hike to Everest Base Camp packages etc are some best valued packages.

Whether you are searching for a trek or a wilderness experience, Nepal has everything. You may encounter a diversity of climate, geography and ethnicity regardless of where you go. The folks are welcoming and friendly, and of trekking in this nation, the fantastic highlight is the interactions you will have with the people in the cities and their varied cultures, traditions and practices.

The best time to trek is from October to May. The first two weeks of the dry season (October and November) will be the perfect period for trekking in Nepal. January, December and February are still good months for hiking but the cold could be sour at high altitudes. When trekkers can observe superb wild flowers woods march and may provide better weather. During the monsoon season (June-August) hiking is possible from the rain-shadow areas of north of the Himalaya like upper Mustang and top Dolpo. These areas therefore are unaffected by the monsoon and are out of range of the rain clouds because of the high mountains.

A trekking trip could be. Popular short treks are available round the Kathmandu and Pokhara valleys, which take while more treks lasting from a week to a month, one, two or three days to finish. Summit climbing for weeks on end and it is even possible to combine a string of treks collectively.

Please remember that cultures that are unfamiliar, altitude and awful weather can make additional requirements. A feeling of dedication and humor are significant attributes on a holiday and also on any adventure holiday.

All hiking demands a level of fitness which will enable one to devote a fantastic day's walking, uphill and down. Treks shouldn't be taken to acquire more than 500 meters in one day over 3000 meters. There ought to be lots of time during the afternoon so the bodily exertion though quite strenuous at times, is not sustained. The preparation for hiking is biking, swimming, running, squash, tennis and long walks involving up and down hills. Physical conditioning will surely help maximize your enjoyment of your own sanity.

Nepal offers plenty of chance for treks lasting a day or less, though most are longer. Around the Kathmandu Valley or Pokhara you can finish the trek within two, four or three days but for the Everest Base Camp that is popular and Annapurna Circuit treks you have to allow.

Moderate treks involve walking for 6 to 8 hours every day in more distant nation, reaching altitudes of approximately 4500 meters. A reasonable degree of fitness is required as there'll be ascent and descent with the hard moment. A hill walking can be a good idea.

Strenuous treks are harder, suitable for hill walkers that are routine as they are generally harder any may demand 8-hour or 7 days, with altitudes up to 5500 meters. You should be physically fit and proper preparation is essential. Some days might involve crossing a pass up to ten hours.

Proper acclimatization is quite important and with a lot of our treks having extra days to permit for acclimatization our routes are planned specifically to permit a gradual gain in altitude. By gradually gaining height we reap the benefits of a gradual gain in acclimatization and fitness

Group sizes are to be kept small; it also enables to provide a personal service and to reduce the impact on the environment. The Group size on most of treks/tours is 16 and the group size is 2.

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