Trekking in Nepal is across the year suitable for trekking, hiking, and tours around Nepal.However, two seasons are known as the best for travel in Nepal which is Spring and Autumn, Both seasons offers amazing weather and outstanding views of Himalayas. These seasons bring not too hot and not too cold.Most of the trekkers love this seasons.Best Trekking In Nepal are Everest Base Camp trek Annapurna region and Langtang region.
Summer (Jun, July, August)
This is the rainy seasons some of the trekking destinations might not be favorable although trekkers have plenty of opportunity to trek in Nepal.The western part of Nepal in Dolpo, Mustang, Manang, Nar- Phu valley etc are the places which are untouched by rain. These places are known shadow in Nepal.
Spring (March, April, May)
Spring is the season of flowers - blossoms varieties of wildflowers in the Himalayas.Especially Rhodendron above the 3000m offers amazing view including the Giant Himalayas views.Mild and moderate weather can be felt in at the higher and lower elevation. Trekking in Nepal is one of the best seasons for trekking lovers.
Winter (December, January, February )
Most of the trekker doesn't know about trekking in Nepal in the winter is possible.Definitely in the higher elevation frequently occurs snowfalls and the weather becomes colder. However, in the lower elevation, trekking and hiking around is possible with the incredible Himalayas views.
Autumn (September, October, November )
Compare to other seasons, Autumn mark as one of the best seasons for trekking in Nepal.The best part of this trek is mild temperatures and clear sky. so that the mountains look closer to your eyes.Alternatively, This seasons welcomes the greatest festival of Nepal - Dashain and Tihar. Trekkers get chance to engage in celebration even in they are unaware of the culture and tradition.
Summary:
- Best season for trekking is Autumn and Spring
- All season trekking in Nepal is possible
- Brief introduction about four seasons in Nepal
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| Trekking in Spring Season |
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| During the Autumn season |
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