Trekking In Nepal

What is Trekking ? 

There are very few roads in the foothills and mountains of Nepal . Most travel throughout the country is by foot, on well-established trails that connect widely dispersed villages and towns. Trekking is the term most commonly used for traveling by foot throughout the countryside of Nepal . Travel High Solu offers two basic variations of the classic trek.

Tea House Trek:This type of trek is possible in famous trekking routes where there are facility of accommodations available. The group size is limited Minimum 1 person to a maximum of 20 people in a group. We usually stay in the Lodges/Hotels or small Teahouses during the trek that provides basic sleeping facilitiesand simple meal as per your choice. We employ a Experienced Sherpa Guide and strong porters. The Guide who will accompany you and will take care of all your foods and accommodations throughout the trek.The porters will carry your trekking stuffs.

Camping Trek: This type of trek is possible in almost in all trekking areas of Nepal. We supply all camping equipments such as Tents, Tables and Chairs, Matresses, Toilet tents, Dining tents, Kitchen tents and all Kitchen utensils. A group is accompanied by a Sirdar(Chief Guide), Sherpa(Assistant Guide), Cook, Kitchen crews and porters(We use Pack animals for big groups instead of porter). In camping trek, your day starts usually around 6:00AM with bed tea and bowl of warm washing water. After you packed up the duffel bags, the breakfast is served at 7:00AM on comfortable dining tables.While you enjoy the breakfast, the Sherpa staffs handle dismantling of tents and distribute the loads to the porters of pack animals.After departing from the camp site within 3-4 hours, We will reach at the lunch place and kitchen crews provide Tea or Juice on arrival. then fresh ccooked hot lunch will be served.The afternoon passes in much the same manner. When we arrive at the camp site, the tents will be set up already. The kitchen crew provide High-Tea on arrival. Then relax and wait for dinner, served at 7:00PM and Sleep. We provide excellent local and western foods prepared by our true chef on the way who is more than 15 years experienced in this field. You’ll get breakfast, lunch and dinner plus snacks, and ample hot and cold drinks. We can cater for vegetarian as well as many other special diets as long as we are told when you book.

When is the best time of year for trekking?
Spring and Fall are the most popular times for trekking in Nepal since the weather is generally mild and dry. However, the winter and summer seasons have their own allure, with far fewer tourists, and dramatic weather.

Autumn: (Post-Monsoon) - September through November. October and November are perhaps the most popular time for trekking in Nepal . When the summer monsoon tapers off, the weather is generally clear and warm at lower elevations, and somewhat cooler at higher elevations.

Spring: (Pre-Monsoon) – March through May. Spring in Nepal is perhaps the most colorful season. Wildflowers and rhododendrons bloom throughout the mountains, the weather is mild, and the views are excellent.

Winter: - December through February. During the winter, there is usually snowfall only at the higher elevations, but brisk winds and colder temperatures generally confine trekking to lower elevations. If you are looking for solitude and incredible scenery, this is a great time to trek.

Summer: June through August.   Most of Nepal is affected by the Monsoon during the summer. Due to frequent rain, travel can be challenging at lower elevations, although up high, mountainsides and meadows explode with flowers and lush vegetation. There are very few trekkers in Nepal during the summer, making it a great time to interact with the Nepali people and experience a quieter and less bustling time in Nepal.

Trekking In Nepal