Destination Nepal Posted Date: Mar 07, 2019

Nepal is a nature museum god gifted country. Nepal sets the global standard for spectacular, trekking in the Himalayas. Nowhere else can you hike for weeks into the valley of the mountain range.

Nepal’s mountains are rivalled only by its superb trek staffs and trekking agencies, who can take you of the beaten trek to high altitude camps at the base of 8000m peaks or over 5000m passes into timeless pockets of Tibet culture. What you soon realize is that the rich culture and customs of Nepal's myriad peoples and their unswerving humour as big a draw as the peaks themselves. For anyone who loves the mountains, life simply doesn't get any better than a trek through the Nepal Himalaya. The world’s highest mountain range defines everything in Nepal, from its topography and its weather to its religion and trade. It is also home to the grandest mountain scenery you will ever see.  In a hundred ages of the gods.

Once is not enough Nepal, if you have seen Everest or the Annapurna, try a trek through Langtang, Manaslu, Tsum valley Mustang, and once you have done those head out to remote Dolpo, Kanchenjunga at the far ends of the country, such like Humla, Limi, Saipal, Api Base Camp Trek. It’s hard to think of a better way to spend a couple of weeks of your life.

When to Trek in Nepal

The most popular trekking season is October to May, with October and November recognized as having the best weather for trekking in Nepal. This is also a high tourist season in Nepal. During this time the flights and hotels are tightly booked, and trails on the most popular treks can be uncomfortably busy. At the higher altitudes temperatures range from about 20 Degree Centigrade down to -10 Degree Centigrade at night.