Trekking

The awe-inspiring Himalayas, highest mountains on earth, are known to Hindus and Buddhists alike as the abode of the gods. Trekking is the best way to directly experience the beauty and culture of Nepal. Trekkers pass jungle-covered mountains, rhododendron forests, high yak pastures, turquoise lakes, snow capped peaks, beautiful temples, and rustic villages nestled in the mountains among shimmering, terraced rice fields. Playful children love to skip along beside you for an hour or so as you walk through the dizzy heights of their beautiful homeland. Once you leave Kathmandu and get off the beaten path, Nepal will thrill you with the spectacular scenery and cultural attractions of its countryside. Nepal has only been open to the outside world for 50 years so there are still very few roads but there are innumerable foot routes winding through the countryside. For most Nepalis, trekking is the only way to go and they say you haven’t visited Nepal until you’ve gone trekking!

Nepal began its career as a trekker’s paradise in 1949 when a British adventurer, Bill Tilman, managed to get permission from the King to make several treks into the Kali Gandaki, Helambu, and Everest regions. Trekking in Nepal really took off with the first expeditions to the base of Mount Everest; an American led expedition in 1950 and a British one in 1951. On May 29, 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary of New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa of India were the first people to reach the summit of Mount Everest, the world’s highest peak at 8,848 metres. After the original period of pioneer mountaineering expeditions in Nepal, increasing numbers of foreign visitors came to Nepal and many of them wanted to trek into the mountains. A whole industry sprang up, complete with guides, porters and guest houses dotting the way along most routes. People either trek from guest house to guest house, or send porters ahead to set up camp and cook a delicious dinner for the end of a long day’s walk. To trek in Nepal is to experience the beauty of a Himalayan Kingdom and all the comforts it offers! All levels of treks are available, from slow and easy, to scaling the highest peaks on earth!

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Adventure Trip in Nepal

Nepal is the dream destination of most tourists. Nepal invites, welcomes, charms and bewilders the visitors. Most who have visited Nepal once, cherish their memories. A lot of these become regular visitors.

Religion plays a very vital role in Nepal. It is the only country in the world considered to be a 100% Hindu Kingdom. The majority of the population believes in Hinduism, however Buddhism is also quite prevalent. Hinduism and Buddhism serve as an unique example of tolerance and brotherhood. Many festivals of religious significance are celebrated commonly with equal enthusiasm by both the sects.

Mountain Flight
Mountain flight appeals to all categories of travelers. For those who are restricted by time or other considerations from going trekking, these flights offer a panoramic view of the Himalaya in just one hour. Even those visitors who like the rigors of a trek still don't miss the opportunity to "conquer" the mountains in one fell swoop.

Travelers take off from Kathmandu in the early morning for an hour's worth of spectacular mountain scenery. As the aircraft lifts up and heads towards the east, passengers don't have to wait too long to find out what's in store for them. There they are - the mountains, as they always have been.


Mountain Biking
Mountain Biking is a fast way to see rural Nepal. Nepal's extraordinary contours and numerous tracks and trails make it an ideal place for mountain biking. You not only climb up and down challenging mountain roads but also have wonderful opportunity to admire the magnificent scenery around. You can ride through rice fields, bike to the Terai towns or test your mountain biking skills by travelling to Mount Mera with your bike. The mountain biking possibilities and streets are "endless" in Nepal. There are many mountain mud tracks that have created a paradise for the action biker.


Paragliding
Paragliding in Nepal can be a truly wonderful and fulfilling experience for the adventure seeking. A trip will take you over some of the best scenery on earth, as you share airspace with Himalaya griffin vultures, eagles, kites and float villages, monasteries, temples, lakes and jungle, with a fantastic view of the majestic Himalayas.The last three years have seen the activity flourish in Pokhara and it now is an internationally recognized destination for free-flight enthusiasts Gliding as a weather depended sport and the flying season in Nepal commences from November and December. The take-off point for these flights in Sarangkot (1592m), which also offers prime views of fhewa lake and the Mountains at sunrise and sunset (provided the skies and clear) and the landing is by the lake. No previous experience is required as qualified pilots provide a short briefing before launching.


Ballooning
Experience the unique sensation of being suspended between earth and sky drifting slowly over the picturesque Kathmandu Valley. The 360° view of the surrounding mountain is unbelievable. You will be lost in the beauty of the whole flight and will never want to come back down to earth. Ballooning is the world’s oldest, safest and most gentle form of flying and although the flights last only one hour the memories will last a life time. For those who are restricted by time or other considerations from going trekking or related services then these flights offers a panoramic views of the Himalayas in just one Hour.

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Jungle safari in Nepal

Royal Chitwan National Park : The Animal Paradise

Located beneath the Himalayan foothills in the flat Terai region of Nepal, the dense jungles of Chitwan, abounding with wildlife, was the fabled hunting ground of British kings and Rana Maharajas. Today it is a National Park and the only thing you shoot from is a camera while on elephant back safari. You will pass through jungles filled with various species of animals and birds - the finest wildlife experience in Asia! If you are lucky you may see fresh water Gangetic dolphins. There are about fifty different species of mammals and at least sixty-seven different types of butterflies have been spotted.

Royal Bardia National Park : Untouched Wilderness

Journey into the remote past when you visit the ancient jungles of the Royal Bardia National Park. “Watching the sun rise over the forest from the back of an elephant is like having a box seat at the dawn of time,” says the Lonely Planet Guide Book. In the lush jungles and open savannas of the park, you have a better chance of seeing a Royal Bengal Tiger than at any other place in Nepal. Also look out for leopards, sloth bears, rhesus monkeys, barking deer, wild boars, and the Asian one-horned rhinoceros. There are about 250 different species of birds, including some endangered ones. In the rushing Geruwa River can be found the famous mahseer game fish, gharial and mugger crocodiles, and the amazing Gangetic dolphin! Combining a trek through Bardia with a white water rafting trip on the Karnali River is the experience of a lifetime.

Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve : The Bird's Heaven

Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve is a paradise for bird watchers, with an area of 175 square kilometers. The park is situated on the bank of the Sapta Koshi River. The vegetation consists mainly of grassland, scrub and deciduous forests. The reserve is unique for its 100 or so surviving wild water buffaloes. Other mammals found are the hog deer, wild boar, and the Nilgai. There are a total 280 species of birds here including 20 ducks, two ibises, many storks, egrets and herons, the endangered swamp partridges and Bengal floricans. The region is a resting-place for migrating birds not seen anywhere else in Nepal. The endangered Gharial crocodile and Gangetic dolphin have also been sighted in the Koshi River.

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Hotel Booking in Nepal

Hotel Reservation in Kathamndu

De l' Annapurna (5 Star) Rate from: US$ 91 to $360
Situated on an expanse of 5.53 acres at Durbar Marg OR King's Way, the hotel is in the vicinity of embassies, consulates, key government office, and airline office in close proximity to the city's financial district. Enjoy modern comforts and warm personalized hospitality in all 157 elegant and restful rooms....

Yak and Yeti Hotel (5 Star) Rate from: US$ 185 to $350
Hotel Yak and Yeti, is a premier five-star deluxe oasis in the heart of Kathmandu, Nepal. Modern day sophistication greets cultural heritage in the ample grounds of the 100-year-old palace and newly designed structure of the hotel.

Dwarika's Hotel (Deluxe Resort) Rate from: US$ 110++
The magnificence of Dwarika's is its buildings of intricate carved wood and terracotta work that must have taken 10 million hours of the best craftsmen in Nepal. Every brick is handmade and every piece of wood work a centuries old original.

Everest Hotel (5 Star) Rate from: US$175 to $425
The Everest Hotel is located to offer commanding views of 180 degrees of high Himalayas. The Everest Hotel encompasses an entire world within its walls from luxurious rooms to romantic dining facilities ...

Shangri-La Hotel (4 Star) Rate from: US$ 130 to $300
Deep in the heart of the diplomatic district, a mere 7 kilometer drive from the airport rests the tranquil 95 room SHANGRI-LA. Superbly appointed accommodation set in distinctly the most beautifully serene, landscaped gardens, replete with traditional icons.

Vaishali Hotel (4 Star) Rate from: US$90 to $145
Vaishali one of the grandeur colossal hotels of Kathmandu, snuggled in the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal. Vaishali an emblem of purity & elegance, where one can get all sort of modern luxurious as well as Nepali tradition & culture.

Hotel Himalaya Kathmandu (4 Star) Rate from: US$ 110 to $350
Ideally located, in close proximity of business and tourist interests, Hotel Him-alaya with 100 comfortable modern rooms including 3 spacious deluxe suites and 3 business suites offers you efficient service coupled with warm hospitality.

Grand Hotel Kathmandu (4 Star) Rate from: US$ 95 to $200
Experience the magnificent views of the entire Katmandu Valley and Himalayas while enjoying four-star ambience and services of Grand hotel. Behind it's impeccably designed interiors lie precise, Heart taking services well as its high standards of comfort, style and an uncompromising dedication to quality.

Kathmandu Guest House (3 Star) Rate from: US$17 to $70
A popular guest house in Kathmandu located at the heart of Thamel with 115 rooms which was a Rana mansion and converted into a hotel in 1967. KGH has an impressive record of guest lists including famous climbers, writers, researchers and numerous world celebrities from the Beatles to Ricky Martin and Oscar winning actor Jeremy Irons.

Hotel Sherpa (3 Star) Rate from: US$105 to $200
The Sherpa became known in early times as simply 'People from the East' 'Shar' meaning East and 'Pa' meaning people. For centuries their monasteries have been centers of Buddhist ritual and learning. Today, the Sherpas of Nepal are modern day legends as the world's premier mountain guides...

Hotel Manang (3 Star) Rate from: US$ 55 to 90
Hotel Manang takes its name from the legendary lost kingdom of Manang. It lies on the famous trekking route north of Pokhara known as Annapurna circuit. The easiest access into Manang is through the village of Chame which is situated at an altitude of over 10,000 ft.

Hotel Marshyangdi (3 Star) Rate from: US$ 75 to$95
Traditional culture and modern comforts meet at the Hotel Marshyangdi to make your visit another experience, just like the Valley of Kathmandu.

International Guest House (2 Star) Rate from: US$ 15 to $30
We know that during your stay at International Guest House you will be delighted with the extra care and hospitality. After we pick you up at the airport, you will be greeted warmly at the hotel. You can relax in our comfortable room and enjoy the quietness Garden.

Hotel Manaslu (2 Star) Rate from: US$ 28 to $32
The most conveniently located place to stay in the heart of Kathmandu. Within walking distance of shopping complexes, banks, business establishments and centers of tourist interest. The Hotel offers 45 spacious and tastefully decorated rooms with TV and modern communication system...

Hotel Norbu Linka (2 Star) Rate from: US$ 45 to 65
Hotel Norbu Linka offers you a convenient base from where to explore this cultural splendor. We bring you within walking distance of all the major sights. The Royal Palace and Located in Heart of Thamel with Tibetan hospitality

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Special Packages

Ghandruk/Ghorepani/Poonhill This trekking is designed up to Poon Hill which lies into the foothill of the Annapurna massif. Poon Hill is located ... Everest Base Camp Trek Trekking to the Everest Base Camp is one of the most popular treks available. This trek has a number of Kyanjin Gompa To Ganjala Pass It is a full-boarded camping trek. Walking from the Kyanjin Gompa at the Langtang route south to Tarke Gyang in Gokyo Chola Pass Trek The trek to Gokyo offers a good alternative to the traditional trek to Everest Base Camp. From Gokyo Upper Dolpo Trek It is a remote, unspoiled area trek through the upper section of Shey-Phoksundo National Park. Helambu Circuit Trek This is a 7-day trek that makes a circuit of the Helambu region. The easiest starting point for this trek is

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Dhaulagiri Round Trekking

Dhaulagiri (White Mountain), separated from the Annapurna region by Kali Gandaki Gorge (deepest in the world) includes some fifteen peaks above 7000mt. The trekking in this area is relatively strenuous and needs some high altitude trekking experiences. Magdi Glacier, Dhaulagiri Base camp (4750m), French Pass (5360m) (highest point of the trek)including the several peaks such as Putali Himal and Tukuche Peak gives you an excellent view of Dhaulagiri range. A hidden snow valley (after crossing French pass) gives you a heavenly test of white world. The Dhampus Pass between Tukuche peak and Thapa peak is another heaven in the trip.

Glimpse on Itinerary

Day 01: Drive to Beni/ or fly to Pokhara
Day 02: Beni - Babichoaur (950m)
Day 03: Babichoaur - Phedi (1100m)
Day 04: Phedi - Phalai Gaun (1810m)
Day 05: Phalai Gaun - Below Jugapani
Day 06: Below Jugapani - Boghara (2080m)
Day 07: Boghara - Lapche kharka
Day 08: Lapche kharka - Chartare (2820m)
Day 09: Chartare - Pakoban (3585m)
Day 10: Pakoban - Dhaulagiri Basecamp (4750m)
Day 11: Dhaulagiri Basecamp - French pass (5360m)
Day 12: Walk five hours form French pass and camp on 4915m.
Day 13: French pass - Yak kharka (4500m)
Day 14: Yak kharka - Marpha (2667m)
Day 15: Marpha
Day 16: Marpha - Lete (2438m)
Day 17: Lete - Tatopani (1189m)
Day 18: Tatopani - Ghorepani (2855m)
Day 19: Poonhill
Day 20: Tadapani - Ghandruk (1951m)
Day 21: Ghandruk – Birethati and drive to Pokhara
Day 22: Pokhara - Kathmandu

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More about Nepal

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Nepal is Himalayan Kingdom with several mountains, exotic wildlife, artistic monuments and varied diverse cultures. Popularly known as the land of Gods and goddess, Nepal is the homeland for 3 million deities. It is very rich with respect to traditions, cultural heritage and arts and crafts. Nepal is a land of wide culture and rich natural heritage. It is the country which has such a huge treasure of culture religion, tradition and people with great hospitality. It is Nepal which is the only Hindu Kingdom in the world. As a birthplace of Buddha, Nepal is also the home of Buddhism. So Mixing these two greatest religions, Nepal boasts of providing the message of peace and harmony to all the people in the world. Nepal is also rich in natural bio diversity and is the home of the Himalayas, the largest mountain range in the world. Mt.Everest, the world's highest peak, lies in Nepal. Moreover the greatest attraction of these tiny kingdom is its people. The Nepalese people are known all over the world for their bravery and kind hospitality.

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