Nepal, nestled between India and Tibet, although small in size, has never failed to amaze people. There are numerous trails which are popular for trekking in Nepal. The Everest region, Annapurna region and Lantang area are well-known areas that offer more than two dozen trekking routes. Jomsom Muktinath, Annapurna Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit, Lantang Valley, Ghorepani Poon Hill and the Everest Base Camp are the most famous trekking trails in Nepal. There are many wilderness trails awaiting tourists to explore.
The great news about trekking in Nepal is as numerous treks that are designated need minimum abilities that you don’t have to be professional. The elegance of the Himalaya is there for everybody to love.
The best months to dip in Nepal are November and October. During these two weeks, the air is clear and the vegetation still lush after the monsoon. Both night and day temperatures are pleasant for trekking. April and march are considered two of the best months on account of the blossoming of Himalayan flora the rhododendron and the wealth of wildlife.
Trekking in Nepal does not mean just enjoying the magnificent and panoramic views of the mountain range, there’s always more to appreciate. As you walk along the trek, you will run into observe local customs of the mountain people, and different landscapes. Whether it’s soothing and beautiful waterfalls, charming villages dotted with temples, homes and monasteries, or the richness of its environment and the wildlife, you are sure to enjoy the culture. If you are lucky enough to time it correctly, you might even have the opportunity to take part in a festival.
Nepal is a land full of promises to all sorts of mountaineers, trekkers and adventurers who wish to challenge themselves to reach a greater degree. To become one with the Himalayan is an honor one can only dream of through a life, and while you are here, there is no better way to fulfill this fantasy than trekking in Nepal.
Come and Revel in the land of Mount Everest and feel the birthplace of Buddha’s air. Nepal is all things to all comers – watch for yourself!
