Glorious Himalaya Trekking In Nepal

 Trekking in the Himalayas is also, in every sense of the word, an uplifting experience and the latest style of traveling around the hills. A unique attraction of Nepal lies in its spectacular all-natural beauty, its unique cultures, and friendly people. By walking through the hills of Nepal, you will come to understand why this nation has captivated the hearts of mountaineers and explorers for more than a century. Whether you are searching for a wilderness experience or a traditional trek, Nepal has what to offer. Naar –Phu Valley Trek and Kang –La pass Trek is an amazing experience to the on touch natural, unexplored, and surrounding area situated north of Annapurna, this rough and nature trek takes us to the untouched and absorbing valley of Naar –Phu. Naar –Phu Valley opened since 2003 for the tourist. The trek starts from Dharapani or Koto following the well-known and famous trekking route of Annapurna Circuit. Regardless of where you go, you will encounter a fantastic diversity of geography, climate, and ethnicity.

We offer a number of different manners of trekking trip for example classic, challenging, luxury, and family, each of which might involve camping, remaining in tea-houses or a combo of both. You will be directed by our seasoned guides and accompanied by favorable Sherpas to the world's mightiest mountains throughout the spellbinding valleys, rhododendron woods and sacred lakes of the Annapurna, Everest, Langtang, and off-the-beaten-track areas. When to go:-The very best time to trek is from October to May. The first two months of this dry season (October and November) will be the perfect period for trekking in Nepal. The atmosphere is cleaned from the monsoon rains, the mountain scenery is superb and the weather is still comfortably warm. December, January, and February are still excellent months for trekking however, the cold could be sour at high altitudes. March and May additionally provide better weather when trekkers can observe superb wildflowers, especially in Nepal's wonderful rhododendron forests.

Duration of the Trek:- A trekking trip can be of any period you choose. Popular short treks are offered around the Kathmandu and Pokhara valleys, which just take one, two or three days to finish while longer treks lasting from a week to a month. It is even possible to combine a string of popular treks together and summit climbing for weeks on end.

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Choosing a Trek:- Please remember that occasionally bad weather, altitude, and unknown cultures can make extra demands. A sense of humor and determination are important features on any adventure holiday and also on a trekking holiday it is important to appreciate walking. In order to help you in choosing a trek we have given every trek a tier, but this is only a simple guide. Should you require help in deciding which trek is appropriate, please phone or send an email to us and we will be delighted to advise you further.

Physical Fitness:- All trekking needs a level of fitness that will allow one to devote a fantastic day's walking, uphill and down. Most treks shouldn't be taken to acquire more than 500 meters in one day above 3000 meters. There ought to be plenty of time during the afternoon to cover this distance, so the physical exertion though very strenuous at times is not sustained. The ideal preparation for trekking is cycling, swimming, jogging, squash, tennis and long walks between up and downhills. Great physical conditioning will certainly help maximize your enjoyment of your treks.

Planning a Trek:- Nepal provides plenty of opportunities for treks lasting a day or less, though most are considerably longer. About Pokhara or the Kathmandu Valley, you can complete the trek within two, three or four times but for the very popular Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit treks you need to allow fourteen days.

Trek Grading System:- Nepal, with its ups and downs and zig-zag paths, it's more appropriate to think in terms of hours spent in walking, rather than miles covered. Easy treks involve around 6 hours of walking a day, on great trails with lots of time for sightseeing. Anyone who enjoys regular exercise also is in a god bodily state should easily cope with those treks. Moderate treks involve walking for 6 to 8 hours every day in a more remote nation, reaching altitudes of about 4500 meters. A fair level of fitness is required as there'll be much ascent and descent with the occasional difficult moment. A hill walking background is a good idea.