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Nepal trekking have a many varieties and option according to the time of the trekkers. Mainly Manaslu trekking, Everest, Langtang, Kanchenjunga , Annapurna are the main trekking reason in Nepal Himalaya trekking. Trekking can tailor made not only ready made itineraries you walk, you can walk and choose what you feel comfort and easy. At this time two third of the Annapurna trekking reason make a road, even it is your choice to trek or catch a jeep or bus. Recently manaslu areas trekking popular for the tea house trekking. After passing the larkya , and get down from the bhimtang back to Besisahar to continue to the Throng la and annapurna trekking. 
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Nepal is the home of the Himalaya. There are unique beautiful Himalayan ranges among 1000 km. It is yet mysterious places in the world for yeti and Yak. Thousand of the visitors, climbers coming here for trekking, rafting, safari and another cultural activity in nepal. for the details about the trekking look our company website. Trekking agency in Nepal have multiple package programme for the trekking in Nepal.
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The soaring Himalayas are , to many travelers minds, the whole reason for visiting
Nepal
. With with of the world;s ten highest peaks-including , of course, Everest-Nepal’s 800-Kilometre link in the Himalayan chain literally overshadows all other attraction . more than just majestic scenery, though, the mountains have always exerted a powerful spiritual pull. In hindu Mythology, the mountains are where gods go to meditate while the sherpas and other mountain People hold certain peaks to be the very embodiment of deities, and mountaineers are often hardly less mystical.
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You can walk just about anywhere in
Nepal
-they country’s trail network is far more extensive than its roads-but most visitors to the mountain areas stick tojust a few well –established trekking routes. They have good reasons for doing so: the classic trails are popular because they offer close –up views of the very tallest peaks, dramatic scenery and fascinating local cultures, while lodges and other amenities make it possible to go without carrying a lot of gear or learning Nepali. However, with popularity comes, commercialization and loss of much what once made these treks special. Gennuine “teahouse “ shacks or Bhattis, for instance,where you sit round the fire with a local family sipping a mug of chhang,are now rare on the most popular trails, and some newer lodges ae as sophisticated as ski chalets. Or those who put a high priority on getting away from it all, however, there are plenty of less-developed routes , and going out of season can make a huge difference.
On popular trils you can eat and sleep for less money than you had spend in
Kathmandu
. Trails are of steep, to be sure but you walk at your own pace, and no standard trek goes higher than about 5500 m( the starring elevaton for most climbing expeditions . That said, trekking is not for everybody-it’s demanding, sometimes uncomfortable, and it does involve an element of risk.
When to Trek:
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Where you go trekking will depend to a great extent on the time of year . The following seasonal descriptions are generalization , of course : Annapurna is notoriously wetter than regions further east, and climate change –which is already hitting the
Himalayas
hard-is having unpredictable effects. In 2006, for instance , the winter in Khumbu was completely , abnormally dry, and serious snowstorms arrived in April, after the spring.
The peak seasons:
Autumn: , is normally dry , stable and very clear , although there can be the odd shower or freak autumn storm. It gets progressively colder at night up, but the chill rarely severe until December and daytime temperature are pleasantly cool for walking, at low elevation it be distinctly hot. The fine condition mean that the main Annapurna and Everest trails will be busy: porters will charge top dollar and flights will be tight . The other drewback is the general lack of greenery on the freshly ploughed terraces in the middle Hills. In generally, this is a good time to think about getting off the beaten track.
After winter, temperatures and the snow line rise steadily during spring . The warmer weather also brings more trekkers , though not nearly as many as in autumn. The main factor that keeps the numbers down is a disappointing haze the creeps up in elevation during this period , plus the occasional winds. By April , you probably won’t get good views until you reach 4000 m or so though this is also the time when the most colorful rhodendrons bloom generally between 2000 m and 300m .
The off seasons:
Winter (dec-Jan) is for the most party dary and settled, albeit colder . when precipiations does fall, the snow line drops to 2500 m and sometimes lower , passes over 4000m (including the highest of annapurna sanctuary and circuit treks may be uncross able due to the snow ice,and some settlements described in trekking guidebooks may be uninhabited. High –altitude treks, such as Everest require good gear and experience in cold weather conditions, as temperatures at 5000 m can drop below minus 20 c heavy snow can fall, if you are up to it, however , this can be magical time to trek. Some treks something like twenty or thiry times the numbers of trekkers in autman as in midwinter , and below 2000m , temperature can be quite spring –like, though valleys are often filled with fog or haze.
During may and june it gets hotter, hazier and increasingly unsettled. The warming Asian landmass has begun drawing air up from the south , ushering in the pre-monsoon- a season of erratic weather and increasingly frequent afternoon stroms. The trails and lodges again begain to empty out. This is a time for going high , but be prepared for rain, especially in traditionally wet areas such as Annapurna and far eastern
Nepal
.
Few foreigners trek during the Monsoon Mid-june or early sept, because of the rain, mud, leeches, travel difficulties and general lack of Mountain views. The leeches along the middle –elevation trails ae not for the squeamish. However trek in himalaya rain shadow and in
Nepal
’s far west are sheltered from the burnt of the monsoon. Even in wet areas, morning are often clear, wildflowers and butterflies can be seen in the abundance the terrace and forests are a luscious green and the soundscape-dripping leaves,roaring rivers-magical. Authentic Nepali culture is more in evidence , too,as the summer off –season is when locals return to their farming and other traditional activities Note also that monsoon is’t consistently rainy: it builds up to a peak in July and August , then tapers off again.
Condition in the post –monsoon harvest season(roughly mid-sept to early are hard to predict: it all depends on the timing of the rains. If you are lucky you can enjoy clear, warm weather and gloriously empty trails.At lower altitudes it can be hot and sticky, hower , and you may face an extended monsoon trail, with clouds obscuring the peaks and heavy afternoon showers or snow flurries higher up.
Almost two thirds of trekkers make the
Annapurna
region, north of pokhara, with its spectacular scenery, ease of access and wealth of treks of different lengths and difficulties. The Everest region is the near east of the country, is one of Nepal’s most exciting aeas, but altitude and distance from the trailheads make shorter treks less viable , roughly a quarter of trekkers walk here.The helambu and langtang regions are less dramatic but conveniently close to kathmandu, attracting a little under ten precent of trekkers. His leaves vast areas of eastern and far werstern Nepa relatively untrodden by visitors . To walk in these areas you will need wither to be prepared ro rough it, and live like a local or pay to join an organied trek with tents and accept the compromises that go along with that. With a good agency, you can go, just about anywhere-and increasing numbers of trekkers are getting off the beaten track. There’s even a proposal tocreate a great Himalayan trail along the entire length of Nepal-though it will be many years before such a route could be serviced by lodges.
Trekking in Nepal is the best experience for walking in himalayas, it give both physically and mentally healthy. It can say very easily Natural therapy for the body of the man is trekking. Nepal one of the wonderful country in Nepal where many benefit for the travellers. It is the country birth places of the light of Asia-Lord Buddha and country of the himalayas plus Nepal have a Everest himalaya which is biggest mountain in the world. Even small country Nepal there are more than 92 spoken language and 124 culture of the ethnic group. Trekking in Nepal gives you cultural, religion, historical, geographical and anthropological views of the life.Since 1980 there are more trend to trekking in Nepal.
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