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 Trekking
is the best way to experience Nepal's unbeatable
combination of natural beauty and culture. On beaten
trails or virgin tracks, Nepal is a trekker's paradise.
The very organic rhythm of foot travel is a wonderful
way to explore and make meaningful contact with this
extraordinary country.
Along with forests of rhododendron, a multitude of
birds and animals, temples and monasteries, you will
also encounter many small mountain villages. In
these isolated hamlets, friendly people of diverse
cultures offer a fascinating glimpse of traditional
rural life. And in the
background, every step of the way, is the
magnificent presence of the Himalayan peaks -
providing breathtaking panoramic views.
Trekking
usually consists of a series of ascents and descents
walking 5 to 7 hours (9 to 14 km per day on average
with a guide, cook and porters and on some
occasion’s pack animals.
 The
objective of trekking is not just the particular
destination, but also the journey itself. You travel
at a modest pace, observing nature, rural
communities, and spectacular mountain panoramas.
It’s not unusual to cross snowfields in the morning
and bathe in sub-tropical streams in the afternoon.
For the most part, trekking routes are well traveled
by local people, but remain unmarked without
signposts.
Trekkers rely on our staff for path finding and an
introduction to the local people, culture, religion,
and lifestyle. A trekking route will often pass
through forests of rhododendron, bamboo, oak, and
hemlock,
visiting one or two villages each day. Rivers are
crossed on log passages or suspension bridges.
 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 offer a wide variety of different treks to suit
both novices and experienced trekkers. Whether you
have two days or two months to spend in the
Himalayas, we can tailor- make itineraries to suit
your needs. |
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There are two basic types of accommodation
in trekking; Teahouse and Camping. All the
treks are lead by our professional guides,
who all are well trained and licensed by the
Government. |
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 On
a camping trek you will sleep in tents. The
staff includes a guide, cook, Sherpa and
sufficient porters to carry all trekking
gear. Even if you have never camped before,
there is no need to worry that you won’t
enjoy the experience. The tents we provide
are roomy, the sleeping pads/ mattresses are
comfortable and international style food of
a high standard is freshly prepared and
served. On all of our treks a bathroom tent
is provided as well as a dining tent with
tables and camp stools, providing a cozy,
comfortable atmosphere to eat and chat with
fellow trekkers during the evening. |
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 In
Nepal on the more popular treks, enterprising villagers
have built tea-house lodges.
In popular areas such as Annapurna, Everest
and Langtang, Tea Houses are more like hotels,
with hot showers, western food, and private rooms (twin
sharing). In this arrangement overnight halts with
dinner and breakfast will be in Tea-houses (Lodges) and
lunches in local restaurants en-route.
Furthermore as you will be staying in locally owned
lodges you will be benefiting and interacting with the
local community. It will give you a true feel for the
Nepalese people and their lives.
On trek you are guided by an English speaking local
guide and all main baggage is carried by porters, yaks
or horses. |
 This
is another way of doing trekking in Nepal. For
economy treks, we provide a guide as well as a
sufficient number of porters as per your demand so
that our clients can be relieved of carrying the
majority of their possessions and bask in the glory
of this majestic environment |
