A short introducing of Nepal -probably this is one of the easiest trek to enjoy on the foot hills in Kathmandu heading to the north of Kathmandu up the forested water shed area of Shiva Puri, bird watching is also an interesting part of this trip. From Nagarkot and Chisapani on a clear day the panorama of Himalayas ranges like Everest, Annapurna, Manasalu, Ganesh Himal and others are very beautiful with sunrise and sun set.

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Rolwaling is the east west valley below Gauri Sankar and7145mtr just south of Tibetan border. This is an isolated and culturally diverse area but most of the trek into Tashi labsa pass 5755mtr into Khumbu It is batter to cross Tashi Labsa from Khumbu side. Rolwaling and Tashi labsa are technically used to foreigner .how ever if you obtain a climbing permit foe Ramsung one of the trek peaks in immigration office will issue you a trekking permit.

Helambu Langtang and Gosaikuanda trek is one of the most beautiful trekking in Nepal Langtang is a narrow valley lies south Tibetan border. This is very popular for similar, with Tibetan and Taming ethnic group whose culture which, religious, language and dress can see beautiful mountain view of Langtang Gang Chhenpo Naya Khagri Ganesh Himal , Tibetan renges andother ranges. We drive to Dhunche[6400 feet ] and trek north from the road and head in to the proctead pine and rhododendron forest of Langtang National Park . It is high valley open way to streams, yak pastures, glacier morine and Buddhist monasteries. Gosaikunda is lies 4300mt..It is holly lake for hindu If any body they like to explore this area can found 108 lakes. Thousand of Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims visit lakes during the full moon festival in August and from Laurebinak can see beautiful view of Annapurna, Manasalus,Ganesh Himals, Tibetan ranges and Lamtang .Helambu area can found Sherpa but different then Everest Trek. they are know as Helumbu Sherpa which have a different culture and languages .Also from this area you can see nice views of many mountains .Different type of flora and funa can find all given Areas.

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This is very easy trek, Prince Charles trekked this way in the 1980 so its call royal trek. It is very short and trek , wide trail but mountain views are massif and beautiful. Its start from Pokhara has to climbed gently up to Kalikasthan Then walk through top of the green hills , can see mountain ranges of Annapurna, Manasulu and Dhaulagiri , Hindus peoples nice views of Rupa and Fewa lakes. This can be a life time experince for those who dream to be in the kingdom of Himalayas.

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Kanchanjunga is the second heighest mountain of Nepal with 8586 mtrs heignt. It’s a virgin area for trekkers and natural lovers. Its lies ti the extreme east of Nepal and to the north-east of Sikkim and Darjeeling [India]. This area is extremely suitable in spring with blooming rhododendron and varieties of other mountain flowers with super views of mountain ranges like Kanachanjunga , Janu , Nepal peak ,Khabrudome, Rathong [ Makalu and Everest from gufa pokhari] and other ranges . Kanchanjunga sector is a bit tougher area than others and the trekkers are advised to trek in easier trail before-hand.

The weather in summer is full of monsoon rain and winters are cold. On the way we come across different settlements with varied cultures, different vegetation, varieties of wild animals and bird species. After four days trekking we do not find good villagers for marketing the necessaries. So, trekking are advised to be fully equipped on leaving for trek.

There are two ways of approaches to this sector. Firstly, fly from Kathmandu to Suketar and back same way. Secondly, drive to Basantpur or end in Kabeli khola back to Kathmandu by local bus or reserve van.

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On the trek of the Everest area ,You will be rewarded by the famous peaks without ascending thruogh many passes , marvellous introduction to the famous land of happy and go lucky Sharpas ,early part of the high trek lovely forested hills,Hindus and buddhist poples and their own cultures with some viwe of mountains. Mid part of the trek also like same with some monastery after the last part Sharpa poples. Highest mountain range like Everest lothse ,Amadablam ,Thamserku, Tawache and others. We can see many different mountain animals while walking through the trek [like Himalayan Thar , deer and others] with lovely forest, with very nice Gumbas in every villages [in tangboche there is very nice Gumba poples who like to learn Buddhism and who wanted to be a Lama they come here and study form many part of Solu]. There is many places to explore like Thami , chukkung . If anybody they like to climb trekking peaks they can climb in this area but they need permit from mountaring asocation but if anybody they like to climb Gokyo Ri, Chukkung Ri and Kalaptthar they don’t need permit .When you are in this area you are really proud with you and never forget in life time because you are with friendly peoples , different culture and the high trekking range of the world. People they can start trek from Lukla if they like to fly from Ktm. Second option take a bus and van to Jiri and end in Lukla or Tumlingtar depend their time and interest.

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North of Kathmandu lies a chain of peaks called Jugal Himal which include Dorje Lakpa , Maida and Purbi Chhyachu from the south it is easily accessible region although it require a long up hill climb . Just above Dolal Gat on the Kodari Road the trail lead from Chautaara to Balephi Khola then follow a ridge to Bhairab Kunda[3500mtr.] can back from Tatopani ,there are many options Like Helumbu or Pach khal . In Pachpokhari there are 5 lakes at 3600mtr. This area is involve a lot of climbing On narrow trail there are few village on the ways of trail and water is scarce on the ridge.

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This trek takes us into the upper reaches of the proposed 3000 square km. Makalu –Barun National park. We fly from Ktm to Tumlingtar for an hour in parallel with the views of at lest five eight thousand meters high peakes.Cho-oyu, Everest, Lhotse, Makalu and Shisapangama. Heading north from Tumlingtar [940meters,3080 feet]. We pass through many small picturesque villages inhabited by Newari traders. Rai and Chhetri of the Sherpa people. This is a long trekking route descending to the subtropical area of the Arun river.,the range surrounding the three grate peaks of Makalu. Everest and Lhotse. The must difficult part of your trek should be crossing over the Baurne-La pass [4315meters,14150 feet] to be humbled by the views of mt. Everest [kangshung face] and Makalu. We retrace our steps to Tumlingtar . still enjoying the views of Kanchanjunga massif and Jannu.

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A pleasant trek through mixed country and views of impressive mountains . the spacious Dhorpatan valley is refreshing in this tangled country and here are many intriguing side trip in winter snow can make the crossing of the Jaljala {a view point of Dhaulagiri and Annapurnas a moderate pass into Dhorpatan difficult is not impossible for a few days so alternative route is described that crosses a pass and back from via a small pass Biukot where to see very nice view of mountain like Dhulagiri ,Annapurnas , fishtail and Manasalu range with good sunrise .The major ethnic groups of this region are Magar , Thakali , Braman ,chettri Sunar and others, finally Tibetan and Magar in Dhorpatan. Amalgamation of different ethnic group has resulted in a mixed pattern of cultures . inthis region can find fir, pine birch ,rhododendron, hemlok, oak junifar and others {in my last trek in this region I found 8 types of rhododendron with many type of flowers and animals like Leopard, goral, serow, himalayan thar, black bear, barking deer and others many animals ]

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This is a relatively easy trek comparing to one of the same grading and hold the charm of not being heavily trekked or crowded. We drive to Gorkha {1015 mtrs} from Ktm andvisit the palace of the 1^st Shah King of Nepal [Prithvi Narayan Shah]. Breathtaking views of Mt .Manaslu {8156mtr.} Ganesh Himal {7406mtr.}, Lamjung {6931mtr.}are often praised as a naturalists dream from this vantage point .our trek takes us through many ridge –top villages that gives us achange to seethe life of the peoples in their usual ways. The final trail to Pokhara offers some of the best views of Nepal’s Himalayas.

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Circumnavigating the Annapurna range, with a distance of about 322 kilometers, This trek is very beautiful for its mountain scenery and trekking challenges through a cross section on Nepal. The trek starts with a overland journey to Besisahar and then follows the Marshyangdi River, through green fields of paddy and banana groves, into oak and pine forests, eventually emerging into high desert country, at Manang (3,597 m.) From a high camp you will cross Thorong la (5,416 m.) and descend to Muktinath one of the holiest pilgrimage sites for Buddhists and Hindus, passing through Kagbeni, a historic furriers town. The trail follows the Kaligandaki River valley to Jomsom, Marpha and Tatopani, eventually leading out of the river valley to Ghorepatni. Finally to Pokhara via Ghandrung, Tolka and Hyanja. This trek gives you ample opportunity to observe the culture and life style of at least a half dozen ethnic groups, an exposition more than any other trek in Nepal. Although this trek does not have a many ups and downs, nor the protracted stay at high altitude, as in the Khumbu trips, but crossing the Thorong La is required to acclimatize and to have excellent physical fitness.

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This area was closed of a long time for foreigners, because of its approximate to the Chinese border. It has recently been for trekking; never the less trekking in the region around Manaslu is a lifetime's experience. The trails are relatively empty of tourists, the culture and traditions of the people are intact, and the scenery is magnificent.

This trek follows a route that has long been covered by Himalayan buffs, going north behind Himalchuli (7,893 m.) Peak 29 (7,835 m.) and Mt. Manaslu (8,118 m.) It explores villages where westerners are still a rare sight and the way of life unchanged for decades, even centuries. Starting from Gorkha (the ancestral home of the Nepalese monarchy and of the famous Nepalese Infantrymen, the trail passes through primitive villages where the people are shy, often running away from the camera wielding trekkers. From Nyak the trails continues westward towards Namru via the Village of Ghap. There is a marked change in the culture being people and Buddhism becomes the pro-dominant religion. The trails are lined with Mani stones engraved with the eternal prayers "Om Mane Padme Hum", meaning, "Himal to the jewel in the lotus." This is a fascinating trail with Ganesh Himal, offering a stunning backdrop with others Himalayan peaks surrounding you. On the way to Somdu, the most remote permanent settlement in these parts, you will enjoy magnificient views of Mt. Manaslu. Larke La usually snow covered, to Pangal and on to Tanbuche. After Tanbuche the trail enters a wide level valley following the expedition route to Manaslu Base camp. Crossing the Dudh Khola you will descend through rhododendron forests crossing Karche La wich leads into the upper Marshyangdi River Valley. Trekking back towards Gorkha along this valley you will again experience of the extreme demographic changes as you enter the middle and lower hills of Nepal. At Gorkha a vehicle will be awaiting you for drive back to Kathmandu.

Mustang remote and forbidden until 1991. The trek in to the kingdom of Mustang is an unforgettable experience, lying behind the main mountain in the rain shadow area. Mustang just out into the plateau, north of Jomsom and Pokhara. In the capital of Lomanthang an old walled town, undisturbed and untouched civilisation life goes on as it has for centuries. The numerous Gompas and prayers flags performing their eternal ritual. A trip into Mustang is bound to be one of self-realisation inspired by the all-encompassing teaching of Tibetan Buddhism.

This trip begins with a flight from Pokhara followed by one to Jomsom (2,710 m.). The next morning form Jomsom, you setout along Kaligandaki river towards Kagberi (2,870 m.). Trekking past the villagers of Tambay, Chhusang and Chheley, you come to the soyala (approx. 4300 m.) and on to Shyangmochen (3,820 m.). The trail then continues to Charang, the 2^nd largest village in this area. Charang is an old palace built for the king of Mustang, some 800 years ago. According to local legend the King cut the builder's hand off, to prevent constructing another building in competition. The next day you reach Lomanthang (3,820 m.). The ancient walled Capital of Mustang, where you may spent and extra day exploring Namgyal Gomba, the village of Tengar and the Gomba close by Nymook. You also can visit the villagers Guguk and Shijad, where people still live in cave dwellings cut into surronding cliffs. The return Journey follows the same route as for Chhusang village from where you can make a day to Muktinath. Next day trek to Jomsom you can come to Pokhara by plane or trek Gorepani Birethanti bus / van to Pokhara or Kathmandu.

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Dhaulagiri, separated from the Annapurna region by the Kaligandaki Gorge (the deepest in the world), the Dhaulagiri (White Mountain) massif includes about fifteen peaks in its westward sweep of about 40 miles. It was closed for sometime to travel for trekkers and is re-opened now from two years ago. Through quite a few mountains, the word over, have names that translate into white Mountain, this is the biggest of them all and the region around it's one of the beaten trek' trekking distinations.

This trek follows a circuitous trail, first completed by an Austrain Expedition team at 1959 around Dhaulagiri (8,167 m.) and Tukuche peak (6,920 m.). Starting from Pokhara the trail leads north west up the Kaligandaki river valley staying on the rivers right bank through Beni and Tatopani (here the Kaligandaki gives way to Myagdi Khola). Continuing from Tatopani (what means hot spring) you pas through Phedi and Dhorpatan to Muri, then head north along the left bank to cross the Myagdi Glacier and Dhaulagiri Base Camp (4,750 m.). Approaching the French pass (5,360 m.), between the summits of Tukuche peak and Mukut Himal. Throughout, the colossal peaks of the Dhaulagiri range surrounding you. Crossing the French pass (the highest point on your trek) you come out into the Hidden valley. From here you swing south-east along the trail leading to Dhampus Pass, between Tukuche and Thapa peak. Descending from Dhampus Pass you reach the village of Tukuche on route to Jomsom and Muktinath (an Important Buddhist and Hindu Pilgrimage site). After returning to Jomsom from Muktinath and fly to Pokhara, than on to Kathmandu.

It is advisable to take one or two days rest before you climb to the Dhaulagiri Base Camp to acclimatise for your trek into high altitudes. Being a strenuous trek, it is suggested that participants must be in excellent physical condition and possess some previous experience and skill of crossing glaciers end climbing snow slopes. Weather could play a definitive role in determining the successful completion of this trek.

This trek last 24 days and we sleep in tents. It is also possible to extend with seven days. Than you walk from Jomsom to Ghorepani

This trek was opened for trekking in 1989. The Dolpo region is hard to match for it's pristine beauty and rugged charm. Lying in the rain shadow area of the Himalayas. The landscape resembles that of Tibetan plateau, instead of the lush, green, monsoon watered hills elsewhere in Nepal at lower altitudes. Possibly the last century of Bon-Po, a Shamanistic religion that pre-dates Buddhism. Dolpo is also the home of rare Himalayan animals like the Snowleopard, Tibetan hare and the Himalayan weasel. The route fails within the valley of the Shey-Phoksundo, the Blue Lake, with ancient monasteries and old villages. It is the focal point of the trip. The Kanjiroba Himal provides a panoramic backdrop.

The trip begins with a flight, first into Nepalgunj, followed by on to Jumla (2,340 m.) the trail then leads to Gothichaur through terraced fields of wheat, barley and potatoes and onto villages and forests. After crossing the Muri-La (4,320 m.) the trail reacheds Kagmara Phedi. Starting out from Kagmara Phedi in the early morning and crossing the Kagmara, La (5,115 m.), the highest point in your trek, from where you can see unfold magnificent views of the Kanjiroba Himal. If you keep a sharp look-out, on the climb to Kagmara La you may see the Himalayan Black Bearsd. The next day the trail leads into Ringmo, a picturesque village with flat roof houses in the Tibetan style. The next day explore the area around lake Phoksundo, including the monastery at Ringmo, leaving Ringmo; begin the journey back via Aakhe Juphal and Dunai, from where you board the plane Nepalgunj and on to Kathmandu. This trek requires the crossing of high passes. The Kagmara-La is the more strenuous of the two and its crossing is dependent upon favourable weather. It is really necessary to deviate from this route, through at the time of October and November it may be necessary to use ropes in snow conditions

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Ganesh  Himal

This area is known as a non-tourists trekking area, it offers magnificent views of holy mountains like Ganesh Himal. Other major peaks like Langtang, Manasalu, Annapurna, Himal. Chuli are also spectacular. The major tribe that is living in this region is called Tamang.

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