Nepal Trekking

Nepal is famous for the Himalayas, “the home of snow,” and Shangri-La, a country of ultimate destination of mysticism and exoticism, hidden valleys, crystal mountains, a deep blend between Buddhism and Hinduism, unique culture and tradition, warm and welcoming people, amazing cultural and natural diversities, having 67 ethnic groups of people, and 70 spoken languages. Nepal contains 8 of 14 higher peaks, which are higher than 8000 meters, including the world’s highest peak, Mt. Everest (8848 m), and the third-highest peak, Kanchenjunga (8598 m).

Trekking history in Nepal goes back to the 1950s. In former times trekking trails in Nepal evolved from ancient salt traders’ routes to Tibet, seasonal herders, and pilgrimage trails. The first trekker in Nepal was Bill Tilman, who was permitted by Nepal’s King Maharaja in 1949 and did several treks to Kali Gandaki Valley, Helambu, and Khumbu areas, becoming the first trekker to Everest Base Camp in 1950. But tourism in Nepal started in the late 50s, since the time Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzin Norgay Sherpa made the first ascent to Mt. Everest (8848 m, 29021 ft.) in 1953, becoming the first Everest summiteers in the world. Adventures and trekking tours in Nepal are incredible and unbelievable. Thousands of tourists from around the world visit the country to spend the authentic holidays and experience its real and ideal culture, religion, tradition, lifestyle, and thrilling mountain views every year.

A trek in Nepal offers you an extraordinary and exotic mountain holiday, but it is recommended to do some physical fitness and enhance some stamina, as trekking in Nepal is demanding. You will need endurance and energy to tackle the steep ascents and descents that come with hiking and trekking in the foothills of Nepal. We, Guide in Himalaya, operate perfect trekking tours many treks packages ranging from easy, relaxed trekking to extremely adventurous treks at competitive costs. In an easy and homestay trekking, you can experience real Nepalese culture, village life and beautiful countryside scenery. In other hand, adventurous treks reward you amazing moments of excursion in the high Himalayas with lifetime memorable experience. The best time to trek to Nepal Himalaya is dry season, from October to May. October and November offer the best weather and matchless panorama for trekkers, having trekking trails crowded with trekkers and hikers.