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Everest Base Camp Trek Everest Base Camp Trek is the most popular treks in Nepal where numerous trekkers around the world visit every year.  Everest region trekking compasses Lukla, Phakding, Jorsale, Namche bazaar, Syangboche, Tengboche, Pangboche, Pheriche, Lobuche, Gokyo Lake, Kongma LA pass, Cho La pass, Renjo La pass, Everest base camp, Kala Pattar and the whole area of Solukhumbu district at the background of Mount Everest.  Annapurna Circuit Trek Annapurna Region is popular for trekking located in north western Nepal where you will trek through forests of rhododendrons, pine forests, rice fields, remote Gurung, Tamang and Magar villages, waterfalls with the spectacular views of snow capped mountain peaks. From the lake city of Pokhara, popular treks lead to Jomsom, Annapurna Base Camp, Mustang, Manang and around the Annapurna mountain. But the Annapurna Circuit Trek has been proved as a highly praised and spectacular trekking route in the Annapurna region since it

Nepal is the heavenly destination in the planet owning the best trekking routes and options. It is blessed with natural and cultural wealth offering diverse topography, plenty endangered species of flora and fauna, local cultures and religions. Thousands of the adventure lovers every year visit Nepal for trekking, tours, hiking, peak climbing, mountaineering, rafting, mountain flight, paragliding, jungle safari, sightseeing, volunteering and cultural activity. It is the country of the birth place of the light of Asia - Lord Buddha and country of Himalayas having the world's tallest mountain Everest. Trekking in Nepal is the most popular activity with the diverse option for trekkers to have walking holidays. Although Nepal is a small beautiful majestic country in the map but it hosts eight of the world's highest mountains containing the top of the world Mount Everest. The seasonal trekkers and adventure lovers may catch the best time for trekking to Everest, Annapurna,

Lodge Treks Many people prefer to avoid the daily haggling for food and shelter. Most trekking companies offer a package that includes a guide, porter and accommodation for a fixed daily rate. Depending on the company, food may or may not be included in the cost. This arrangement works best with a single trekker or a group of less than five. Group Lodge Treks A number of adventure travel companies offer escorted lodge treks, which they often call ‘teahouse treks’. Most companies take over an entire lodge for their group and provide all food and accommodation as part of the package. Porters carry your gear, and a guide travels with the group during the day and handles all the arrangements for meals and dealings with bureaucracy. This way of arranging your trek can be particularly useful in the busy autumn season, when lodges are full. Camping Treks Most group camping treks are organized in advance by adventure travel companies abroad. These companies provide

Trekking in Nepal Himalaya involves many days of walking. To experience the hill country, you should allow yourself at least two weeks. Unless you have a month or more at your disposal, you’ll probably manage only one trek during your visit. In any event, you’ll want to spend a few days in Kathmandu and possibly visit Pokhara and a jungle lodge in Chitwan while you are in Nepal. The real trek in Nepal lasts three weeks at least. It is my heartiest opinion. One Week Trek If you have allowed yourself only one week in Nepal, you won’t have time to do any serious trekking, especially if you also want to do some sightseeing in Kathmandu. You could do a short walk on the Kathmandu valley rim, head to Pokhara and do some day hikes, or a three- or four-day trek to Ghorapani (2850 m) or Ghandruk (1940 m). It is a small part of Around Annapurna trek. Two Weeks With two weeks you could trek to Annapurna base camp (4130 m), Langtang or fly to Lukla (2860 m) and walk to Sherpa vi

What is definitely worth tasting on the Everest Base Camp Trek? At some point during the Everest trek and during your time in Nepal, I definitely recommend tasting the traditional Nepalese food Dal Bhaat which is made from boiled rice with a special sauce and vegetable. There are many variations on the Dal Bhaat filling and its taste will depend on the landlady’s ingredients. Dal Bhaat is eaten with your hands. It’s a nourishing, natural and tasty food. Garlic soup Garlic soup is recommended by trekking guides as a natural means of avoiding altitude sickness. It will help you to acclimatise to the mountains better. Garlic soup has an interesting taste and together with Tibetan bread or Chapatti will provide you with a light refreshing meal. Yak steak Yak steak. The Everest Base Camp Trek or Annapurna Circuit Trek is the true place to sample a Yak steak. Before you order, ask your guide or bearer to consult the kitchen about how fresh the yak steak is, so that you

Altitude acclimatization for trekking – 10 golden rules To make sure that you return from trekking in the Himalayas in Nepal with a lot of happy and unforgettable memories, it is vital that you’re aware of the altitude acclimatization required by the human body in mountain conditions. By observing a tried and tested altitude acclimatization regime about which I’ll tell you below, you’ll succeed in avoiding altitude sickness which can not only provide you with unpleasant moments, but could also force you to change your trekking plans. This altitude acclimatization regime during trekking applies to all the most popular trekking routes in Nepal: the Everest Base camp trek, Gokyo trek, Annapurna Circuit trek, etc. Here are my 10 golden rules for successful altitude acclimatization: 1st:- Altitude acclimatization rule: increase altitude gradually and stick to a set climbing regime The most important precondition and best way of avoiding altitude sickness whilst trekking i