24 hours customer service +9779849693351

Trekking in Nepal

About Trekking in Nepal

Trekking in Nepal

Trekking In Nepal 

Trekking In Nepal is probably everyone’s dream once in life, Nepal is an unbelievable Himalayas epicentre in the World which is rising 8,848 m on top of the highest mount Everest land, lord buddha’s birthplace, Top 10 UNESCO World Heritage sites, and diverse linguistic heritage with various indigenous peoples habitat. 

Trekking In Nepal is absolutely heaven on earth with stunning landscapes, the Most papular trek in Nepal is Annapurna Region, Everest region, and Langtang region, but there are uncountable trekking and climbing destinations from short to long length trek inner these three territory regions. The Accommodation in each region trek is depending on your selection, some treks areTea houses, some are homestays, and some trek only camping which is in wilderness area ultimate experience.

in Additional, the captivate trek in Nepal reaches altitudes between 1,500 meters to 5,500 meters, and Mountain peaks climb over through altitudes between 6,100 meters to 8,844 meters. 

Trek In the Nepal Everest region

Everest region has many trekking destinations short to long, But the most Papurals Trek is Everest base camp trek 12 days || Everest base camp with Gokyo Lake 15 days || Gokyo RI trek 11 days || popular peaks climbing Island peak || Ama Dablam || Baruntse peak || Mera peak || also adventures challenging trekking high pass, Rolwaling valley circuit || Sherpani Col pass || and 3 Everest high passes trek

Trek In Nepal Annapurna region

the most papular Trek in the Annapurna is Annapurna base camp || Mardi Himal || Ghorepani Poon Hill || Annapurna Circuit || the more demandable wilderness region trek also inner the Annapurna region, Dhaulagiri circuit trek || Manaslu Circuit Trek || Tsum valley || Nar Phu Trek || and Tent Peak for the climbing. 

Trek In Nepal Langtang region

Langtang region papular trek is 5 days langtang trek || langtang Gosaikunda trek || Ruby valley homestay trek || Gosaikunda Trek || and helambu Trek ||. There are also challanging passes wich is Tilman Pass || and Ganja la pass

What kind of equipment do we pack for trekking in Nepal?

While trekking in Nepal you need to pack up depending on you select the trek, if you planning to do Camping Trek in the Wilderness high altitude region then you need to arrange warm clothes and the best hiking boots. if you planning the Peak climbings then require climbing best gears with mountaineering boots, and if you are planning a tea house trek or homestay trek then normal equipment will work it. however, We have a general equipment list here, just check and arrange it.  

What is the Mountain weather like in the Himalayas?

The Nepal Mountain temperatures will be comfortable cool for walking in the daytime, but when you reach above 5,000 M altitudes it will be a cold night, so you need minus 25 sleeping bags and waterproof down jackets for the evening and morning during trekking season time to March, April, May, and Sept, Oct, November. In Addition, if you planning a monsoon season trek then do not forget to bring a raincoat or An umbrella.  

Is it difficult to Trek in Nepal?

The normal trekking route is not too difficult like an Annapurna, Everest, and Langtang Tea houses trek, just altitude makes a challenging trek, so above the 3,000 M to 5,000 M Altitudes hike at a slow pace and require some extra acclimatization day, which makes you safe and enjoyable journey, but the trek is High mountain passes or wilderness trekking region then definitely a challenging trip. though no need to worry, our expert guide and staff caring you to make success your goal. 

Best Season for Trekking in Nepal

During October and November, Nepal’s trekking season is at its peak: the temperatures are mild, the weather is relatively stable, and the clear air provides excellent views of the mountains. The high mountains remain cold, while the lower elevations remain warm, but the daytime walking temperatures are generally the most pleasant. The fall is the most reliable time of year to experience bad weather.

Nepal receives the majority of trekkers during the fall season. The most popular trekking trails, such as Everest Base Camp and the Annapurna Circuit, are bustling with trekkers and this can be observed from the trails to the teahouses. During the fall peak season, the Thamel district of Kathmandu will be flooded with tourists and guides will charge at their highest rates (although hiring a guide is relatively inexpensive at any time of year).

Nepal has the world’s highest mountains and a latitude similar to Florida, which means that its climate varies greatly. The lowland plains are tropical, the midland hills are temperate, and the high mountains are subarctic and arctic. We prefer to trek in the fall and spring as they offer the best clarity (mountain views are one of the main reasons we travel to Nepal) and mild temperatures with the least amount of precipitation. The following is a list of Nepal’s trekking seasons. 

The spring season runs from February to April

Late February through April is the second best season for Trekking in Nepal. The spring temperatures are similar to those of the fall, and there are fewer people on the trails, although there is a little more haze and precipitation than in the fall. For a clear view of the mountains in the spring, you will need to reach higher elevations, usually around 10,000 feet or higher. As spring progresses, precipitation levels increase. 

December and January are the coldest months

Winter can be excellent, especially the second half of November and early December, but it can also be risky. Depending on your luck, you may be able to experience peak season conditions with only a small number of trekkers. The weather won’t be as pleasant if the monsoon lingers or winter arrives early.

In December-January, the weather is normally dry, stable, and clear, but it is also cold, especially at higher elevations. High elevation trekking becomes treacherous by mid-December-January. Mountain passes may require technical equipment and experience during the winter months. 

May through August is the monsoon season

It is generally advised not to trek in Nepal during the summer months of May through August, but Upper Mustang and Upper Dolpo regions are the exceptions). A significant amount of heat and moisture rises from the Indian Ocean, resulting in hot temperatures, clouds, haze, and rain. There is a blockage of views as a result, messy trails (with leeches), and significant problems with ground transportation as a result. The peak of the monsoon season occurs in July when the weather begins to dry off. 

Nepal Wilderness trekking Pvt. is a trip-leading local Company in Nepal. The company is well known for its quality and affordability. In addition, with 70 experienced guides and porters, it is successful covering all trekking regions in Nepal. 

In addition, here are the Trekking regions covered:

Moreover, the company does other activities such as:

Also, the company is registered in:-

  1. Nepal tourism board (NTB)
  2. Tourism industry division (TID) 
  3. Nepal Mountaineering Associations (NMA)
  4. Trekking agency Associations of Nepal (TAAN)

Last but not least, Nepal wilderness Trekking company is a customer-centric company, our team shape what they do around our customers’ needs. In addition, to know our customers’ opinions kindly check TripAdvisor and the testimonials on the site. The company is one of the most excellent trekking service providers.

Sign Up for free newsletter
Follow Us