Trekking in Nepal...
The small kingdom of Nepal is situated in the centre
of the Himalayas between its neighbours India and Tibet.
It is a country with a diverse landscape from the ten
highest mountains in the world including Everest, Annapurna,
Makalu and Kanchenjunga to sub tropical jungle with
a range of exotic plants, flowers and trees.
Trekking in Nepal follows
the long established trails between villages and ancient
trading routes over the higher passes, which allows
trekkers to access this beautiful and intriguing country.
The treks in Nepal are
possible for all activity levels, from comfortable adventures
exploring the foothills, sleeping in luxury lodges,
to demanding treks in remote, mountainous areas. To
help make your choice easier we have four categories
of treks in Nepal: Discovery, Classic, Wilderness and
Adventurous; which are all graded for difficulty.
The traditional trekking
season in Nepal is late September to May, with October
and November generally recognised as having the best
weather. Spring is also a popular time of year with
warmer weather and the advantage of seeing spring flowers
and rhododendrons in bloom. December and February are
good times to visit due to fewer other trekkers but
it will be colder.
Trekking areas and
Routes
:: Trek to Restricted Area ::
:: Lomangthang
Trek (Upper Mustang)
::
Upper
Dolpo ::
:: Other extensions ::
We offer several options to extend your holiday after
your trek :
:: Cycling trips around the
Kathmandu Valley
:: Jungle Safari activities
at Temple Tiger, Chitwan
:: Everest flight- please
contact the office for details.
:: Rafting- please contact
the office for details.
:: Paragliding in Pokhara-
please contact the office for details.
:: Bunjee Jump & Swing
at the Last Resort-please contact the office for details
::
Custom itinerary ::
If you would like to personalise your holiday we can
work out a trek to suit your precise requirements, let
us know what you want to do and we will be delighted
to prepare a personalised itinerary- just get in touch
with us! |
