Nepal is one of the most popular destination in the whole world for trekking. Nepal is home to network of trails also called the Great Himalaya Trails, an extensive trail system that covers Nepal from Humla and Darchula in the west to Kanchenjunga in the east. The diversity of trekking in Nepal cannot be found in any other region of the world. In fact, the lowest point in Nepal is 59m above sea-level in the Terai region while the highest point is Mt Everest, 8848m above sea-level, the two points are, in a straight line, only 200 kilometers apart. The majority of visitors to Nepal come in via the Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu. It is in Kathmandu that trekkers need to acquire their permits and other documentation, either from a trekking agent or from the appropriate offices. These documents will be checked along the trekking routes.
Trekking at the beautiful and high land of Nepal will enable the trekkers to view the glorious view of the high hills of Nepal covered with snow. Similarly, trekking at the low lands in Nepal will enable us to enjoy the great view of the forests and local settlements filled with traditional culture. Along with the local settlements, we can also see the extinct animals and birds while trekking in Nepal. At some trekking region in Nepal, trekkers need to acclimatize themselves with the surroundings otherwise it may create problem in the trekking phenomenon. The majority of the trails are well maintained and in many cases are sign-posted. Adventure tours and hiking allows visitors to experience not only the grandeur of the Himalayan Mountains but also the unique and fascinating culture of the Nepalese people. No matter whether you seek to challenge yourself and have the adventure of a life time in the awe-inspiring Himalayas, to explore and experience new cultures, or simply to relax and enjoy the nature, Nepal is the place for you. If you visit Nepal, you have a wide variety of choices on trekking. Some treks are easier, lasts only a few days, are at lower elevation and close to major cities. Other treks are more challenging, of longer duration and travel to the remote and stunning areas of Nepal. Trekking in Nepal is safe and affordable for everyone. Nepalese people have a long history of friendliness, generosity and the welcoming of guests, along with fascinating cultures, traditions and values. While trekking regularly-spaced villages and teahouses allow trekkers ample opportunity to rest, relax, recover and simply soak in the beauty and uniqueness of Nepal. The dry, warm seasons (March-June and September-November) are the best times for trekking, although trekking can be arranged in certain areas any time of the year.
