Trekking in the Himalaya

The Federal Democratic Republic Nepal is well known as one of the best destinations in the world for enjoying the real beauty of nature through trekking. The trail into the interior parts of the country follows ancient foot-trails which meander through scenic river-banks, intricately terraced fields and the forested ridges connecting picturesque hamlets and mountain villages. Trekkers can walk along the rough but beautiful trails or virgin tracks in the lap of green and friendly looking hills. The rhododendron-filled, green, dark and deep forests with different seasonal flowers blossoming can catch anyone's eye as can the scattered residential cottages, domestic and forest animals, variety of birds, both Hindus and Buddhist temples, mountains, breath-taking landscape, and above all warm greeting from smiling local people. The highly developed and well-defined trails have been used for centuries. Trekking in Nepal is an all season activity. It is possible at any time of the year depending on where one wishes to go. However, the most popular season are spring (February - May ) and autumn (September-November). Even during the monsoon season (June- August), you can trek in the rain- shadow areas north of the Himalaya like Mustang, Upper Manang and Dolpo.

Annapurna Region

Annapurna Region

The diverse terrain and variety of cultures of the region north of Pokhara make each day's walk a different experience and make the area the most popular destination in the country. Four favorite treks, each with minimum of about one week and maximum of three week treks, to Kali-Gandaki basin include Manang region, Annapurna range, Jomsom and the Annapurna Sanctuary. Alpine meadows, moraines, glaciers and breathtaking views of the Annapurna range abound. The three hundred kilometer Annapurna Circuit combines the first two areas by crossing high altitude pass, Manang Thorang-La (5360 meters) and takes up to three weeks to complete

Lower Everest region

Lower Everest region

While trekking off the beaten track,one can visit traditional Sherpa villages and monasteries and climb to pike summit .this is the best viewpoint in Nepal from where nearly the entire Himalayan ran re of the country can be seen

Entry procedures Nepal

Entry procedures to Nepal

All foreigners , except the Indians need to have a valid passport and a visa to enter nepl. Visas can be availed from nepali diplomatic missions and consular offices ststion abroad or upon arrival to tribhuvan international airport (TIaA) and other entry points.

the Gandaki river system

The Gandaki river system

Mustang and converges with the trishuli at deoghat in chitwan .the river is then called nareyani and goes on to meer the Gandaki . the Gandaki rive system in centeal Nepal consists of the kali gandaki budhi  gandaki marsyanghi , trishuli ,seti , madi and daraundi rivers.

The sun koshi river system

The sun koshi river system

The arun and sunkoshi originate in Tibet. The confluence of these rivers is at tribeni (near dharan) in sagarmatha zone. Flowing for almost 10 kms through a narrow gorge before entering the plains, the sapta kosi or simply the koshi  swollen with the waters into the Ganges.

popular tourist destination

Popular touristdestinations

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llam is a beautiful hilly district in eastern Nepal. situated 600 km east from Kathmandu , llam is best known for its tea garden . tea produced in llam is famous all over the world ,especially in European countries . llam is home to different species of bird and animals , including the endangered red panda. Apart from beautiful tea gardens antu danda is another attraction in the district. Antu danda also known as shree antu is a greal place to view sunrise. Maipokhari  is another important destination in the district having both religious and natural significance. Siddithumka is another attraction of the district which is also famous for views of sunrise and sunset. Mane bhanjyanf, a pass that connects llam with daijeeling in India, is another attraction in the district. 

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