Trekking in Nepal

Nepal offers an excellent variety of trekking options to visitors. Trekking in Nepal is an unforgettable life experience for everyone. Either way you are in for an experience of a lifetime. Trekking has the benefit of creating a situation where the tourist comes in direct contact with the local community, giving them an intimate and friendly insight into the various cultures in Nepal. One can also trek in Nepal on ponies in some of the remote areas. The most rewarding way to experience Nepal's natural, and world famous attractions, is to walk through the length, breadth and onto the altitudes of the country. Exploring Nepal can range from easy walking excursions, to a strenuous climb of the snowy peaks.

Along with forests of brilliantly colored Laligurans (Rhododendrons), the National flower of Nepal, isolated hamlets, the lower Himalayan mountains, villages that appear to be untouched by time and the passing centuries, you will see birds,(more than 850 species of birds are known in Nepal) animals, some exotic, like the Snow Leopard, some majestic, such as the Bengal Tiger, and many other animals, temples, monasteries and breathtaking landscapes. Anyone with an average degree of fitness, and the spirit for adventure will enjoy the thrill of trekking in the hills of Nepal. You will also encounter friendly people of different cultures offering a fascinating glimpse into traditional life in the villages.

Trekking in Nepal is a big part to the ultimate Himalayan adventure, and the majority of tourists include trekking in Nepal as a part of their itinerary. Exploring the exotic variety of culture and scenery is what brings people back to Nepal time and again. The ponies are well trained and are an equally enthralling way to travel for visitors. One can walk along the trails, which are easy to follow, and have been used by the local inhabitants for centuries, or you can explore less used tracks, our Guides can define these for you. Pony treks follow nearly the same routes, and are offered mostly in western region of Pokhara, Dolpa and Lo-Manthang Mustang. Trekking is the only way to know the locals intimately and experience their cultural hospitality. No special degree of fitness is required, and age is no barrier, except in the area over 10000 feet altitude where extra care should be taken.