Training tips by previous Nepal trekkers Most first-time trekkers are anxious about whether they have trained enough for a trek in Nepal. Below are insights from previous Nepal trekkers: Tips on how they trained and what they wished they had done etc. We will add thoughts from more trekkers to the list as we receive...Read More
TREES found ON TREKS IN NEPAL Trees play a vital role in Nepal’s ecosystem, culture, and economy. The ancient forests of the Terai and the pristine woodlands in the Himalayan region are Nepal’s true treasures. Population growth, urbanization, and demand for timber and firewood have led to extensive forest degradation. However, the Nepalese government and...Read More
MY EVEREST THREE PASSES TREK I’ve been told I should share my previous trekking experiences. And as I sit in my office, I reminisce: the fun of slogging up to the mountain pass; and my aching knees as I make the steep descent. Because of my schedule, I can only afford to go out on...Read More
Monsoon newsletter – July, 2023 Namaste from gloomy Kathmandu! It’s been raining every day with temperatures in the 80’s F (30 C). But, the sun does pop out every day. We’re now eagerly waiting for the Autumn season for when we have several treks lined up. And we also have some exciting projects with 3...Read More
Annapurna Treks The Annapurna region boasts the most number of treks in Nepal (over 15). After all, it is the largest trekking region in Nepal. Most of the region is protected and falls under the purview of the Annapurna Conservation Area Project – Nepal’s first conservation area which was established in 1986. The Annapurna region...Read More
MY MAKALU BASE CAMP TREK – Jwalant Gurung: My goal is to complete all the major treks in Nepal. Hopefully I will reach this goal in the next two years. After all, I only have one major trek in Humla district in Western Nepal and a few short treks remaining. Also, because I prefer to...Read More
Must you trek to Everest Base Camp? What are the other options in the Everest region. The Everest Base Camp Trek is hands-down the most popular trek in Nepal. It is rated #1 among the best treks in the world by Lonely Planet. Stunning mountain views, easy access, relatively good lodges and minimal objective danger...Read More
Best months for Trekking in Nepal: Which are the best months for trekking in Nepal? The answer is: it depends… Usually Spring (March through May) and Autumn (October and November) are considered the best times for trekking in Nepal. However, it is recommended to wait until Summer to trek in the rain-shadow regions such as...Read More
Are you planning to use your phone in Nepal using roaming services? The Nepal Government now requires all foreigners entering Nepal to register their mobile phone sets if they stay in Nepal for more than 15 days. “Nepal Telecommunications Authority is implementing the Mobile Device Management System (MDMS) from Monday under which all foreigners are...Read More
From April 01, 2023, all trekkers will have to be accompanied by a porter and/or a guide to trek in Nepal. While this was already required in areas such as Kanchenjunga, Manaslu, Mustang etc (areas which currently require a trekking permit), this rule will now extend to even the popular trekking routes such as Everest,...Read More
