Trekking & Hiking

With altitude as high as 8,848m and as low as 70m, diversity in both nature and culture are prevalent all over Nepal! As such, trekking is the most famous mode of travel to the tourists visiting the country. It is the combination of cultural authenticity and natural beauty of Nepal which makes difference in trekking experience. This involves walking over narrow rocky trails while witnessing the views of high mountains, exotic species, small villages, and cultural sites.

There are two ways to trek in Nepal: Teahouse trek and Camping trek. Teahouse treks are those where travelers rest at teahouses and lodges on the trails. Teahouses are common in the entire trekking destinations with some exceptions where geography and climate are extreme. They offer meals and extra facilities like electricity and hot water along with beds to sleep for an overnight stay. Whereas camping treks are usually done in off-beaten paths. Everything from the tent, food, fuel, and trekking gears are all organized by the team of guides, cook, and porters. In these treks, the trekkers get a taste of the most authentic nature during their walks and overnight stays. As such, both the treks involve trekking for 7 to 8 hours a day on average which can vary upon the destination and route taken. While tea house treks are more popular, camping treks capture the attention of avid trekkers who prefer the company of nature above others. Also, both the treks entertain the participants with rest stops on multiple occasions and detours as well.