Trekking in nepal

Tuesday, October 13, 2020

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Wednesday, September 30, 2020

5 Things to Keep in Mind While Going Everest Base Camp Trek

Destination:- Everest base camp

Altitude:- 5600 meter

Difficulty:- Moderate

Starting point:- Kathmandu-Lukla

Duration:- Almost 3 weeks

Tribes:- Mostly Sherpas & Tibetans

Every traveler and the backpacker around the globe have a dream to be at the root of the world’s tallest peak Mt. Everest. Being at the point under the top of the world is such a dazzling experience that no-one can feel it except the one who had already been there. Every year, hundreds of backpackers throughout the world visit the Everest region/Khumbu region to be the witness of the heavenly moment. Except for the Everest base camp, this region is also well known for the wide variety of flora & fauna, ethnic group & unique culture, the cute heart of Sherpas with its amazing natural beauty.

You surely want to achieve your bucket listed travel destination with full of joy and memory. Thus, here some of the most relevant tips are given to make your dreamed trip much more successful.

Prepare Physically as well as mentally

Many of you are scared and made to believe that you should be an Athlete to go for the Base Camp trek, it’s totally false but you should need to be prepared physically & mentally to walk 5-8 hours per day carrying a light pack, up and down in the hill. You are going to carry some of your personal items like water, snacks, camera, etc although porters will carry the remaining loads for you.

To build your stamina and strength, I suggest you train your body for walking, simply like morning-walk or evening-walk can be the first step of your training. Also, you can join the Gym for the proper exercise. Short hiking at nearer places of your city, on your off days, could help during the trekking. You don’t need any professional mountaineering skills for the base camp trek, but the above-suggested activities will surely help you while you are walking on the trail of the Khumbu region.

Proper Bag-Pack & Gears

You can rent the gears on Kathmandu & on Lukla as well, also you can buy your own gears but for the few days trek, it is better to rent it. I recommend you not to trust on the cheap and low-quality product, it may harm you during the trek. Just carry essential and useful gears for you.

Bag packing always remains one of the challenging and essential parts of trekking, it becomes much more difficult while you need to decide what to carry and what to leave. You just need to carry some of your personal items like sun cream, snacks, camera, raincoat (the weather is uncertain and it may rain), Diamox, Personal Toiletries, etc, and don’t forget to manage a small space for water.

You can carry an almost three-liter water bottle to be saved from dehydration. In the evening the porter will bring all your gear and load and again you can arrange for the next day trek. I personally suggest you manage all the things that you are going to carry during walking no more than 10 KG.

Be Hydrate

Being Hydrated is the most important thing in trekking. Drinking a Minimum of 3-liter safe water a day makes you hydrate enough for walking. Hydration helps you to acclimate with surrounding and it also somehow helps to prevent you from altitude sickness and AMS. So, you should need to be Hydrated throughout the Trekking in the Himalayas.

Acclimatization

Acclimatization is the most important factor in the trek. To acclimate to the environment you need to climb slowly. Do not be in a hurry to trek, as you move upward the height from sea level increases and the oxygen level will decrease as a result the altitude sickness can attract you. So, to be safe from acute mountain sickness, just climb slowly. As more you walk slowly the chances of altitude sickness decrease. I suggest you rest enough and sleep well to acclimate with the environment and also focus on a balanced & healthy diet.

You can also use Diamox and other drugs to be safe from AMS but if possible, it is better to consult with your regular/personal doctor to use the drugs. In case, if you feel some symptoms of acute mountain sickness like headache, vomiting, difficulties in breathing, etc you should be back to the lower altitude, it is necessary to be at a lower altitude to be safe after contamination of altitude sickness.

Don’t Forget to Bring Cash USD & Rupees

In the Everest region, the availability of Banks and ATMs is very low. So, it is better to carry it from Kathmandu by exchanging it. You can also bring USD but the exchange rate in the Everest region is terrible. Prices increase with altitude. You need to pay for your personal comfort activities like the internet, charging phone & Camere. So, make sure you have enough and you don’t run out of it on the halfway of the trip. If you are not comfortable carrying a large amount of money, then just carry as much as your comfort.

Final Words

At last, I suggest all of you for the Trekking insurance. I hope, everything will be perfect but in case of an accident or any kind of emergency, it really helps you, especially on such a risky and adventurous trail.

Being environmentally friendly is our responsibility. So, be careful about nature, flora & fauna while achieving your dreamed bucket-list destination. The information about the weather forecast, rain, snowstorm, and any kind of weather changes may affect your planned duration, so try to make a flexible plan so that you can stay a few days more or less. Finally, to make your trekking memorable, don’t forget to keep a few things on your mind like acclimatization, hydration, altitude sickness, proper backpack, essential gears, and about the cash.

For more information, Kindly drop your queries, our experienced representative will contact you as soon as possible.

Sunday, September 27, 2020

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Wednesday, November 13, 2019

People in Himalayas

The population of Nepal consists of more than two million tribes living in different regions, dressed in different costumes and speaking different languages and dialects. Sherpas live mainly in the mountains of eastern and central Nepal, in particular in the Solu Khumbu region. Sherpas are probably the most famous Nepalese ethnic group. Originally from Tibet, they first settled about 500 years ago. Sherpas, also known as “snow tigers,” live in the Nepal Himalayas at an altitude of 4570 m above sea level.

Bahuns and Chhetri are the two highest castes; and live all over the kingdom. The offspring of Bahunian men and mountain women were considered Chhetri, and a number of high-status families from other mountain groups also adopted Chhetri status, although some are of Mongoloid origin. All Bahunas and Chetri are Hindus. Newars also make up an important ethnic group in the capital. Newaris Kathmandu Valley is a good example of the result of our Himalayan smelter. Gurung and Magars live mainly in the west and on the southern slopes of the Annapurna, Himalchuli and Ganesh Himal mountains. Magars and gurus are often found as soldiers in the famous regiments of the Gurkhas.

Rais, Limbus and Sunuwars inhabit the slopes and valleys of the eastern middle hills, and many migrated to eastern Terai. Tamangi is one of the largest Tibetan-Burmese ethnic groups in Nepal. About half of the Himalayan zone of Nepal is inhabited by tamangs.

Many tamangas were influenced by both Western and Newari styles. Traditionally, women wear a colorful wrap skirt, blouse, jacket and scarf. In important cases, they wear thick gold or copper ears and nasal rings with semiprecious stones. Men wear loincloths or Newari traditional trousers, short-sleeved jackets and tops. Both men and women wear several meters of fabric wrapped around their waist.

Thakali live mainly in the Kali Gandaki Valley in central Nepal and are Tibetan Burmese who became entrepreneurs of Nepal. Originally Buddhist, many pragmatic thakali have now adopted Hinduism. The actual amount of Thakalis is very small.

Tarus, Yadavas, Satars, Rajvanshi and Dhimali are distributed mainly in the Terai region. Tarusi is one of the largest ethical groups in Nepal.

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Saturday, September 14, 2019

Trekking in nepal

Trekking in Nepal is the most exciting and popular hiking adventure in the world that crosses the beautiful Himalayan trails that cross the mountain passes, fascinating middle hills, colorful villages and gradually gaining altitude towards the base camps of the most peaks Great of the world. Nepal is home to Mount Everest, the highest mountain peak in the world and other snowy Himalayas ranging from 5000m to 8000m. including Mount Annapurna, Mt. Manaslu, the mountain. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Dhaulagiri.

The best time to visit Nepal: when is the best time to go to the Himalayas?
In general, the right time for trekking in Nepal is in autumn, from mid-September to November and from March to May, but trekking to the Himalayas can be done all the time in a year. Nepal is one of the best countries for adventure activities such as trekking and hiking walking towards the Himalayas. This is the peak trekking season in Nepal after a dry, moderate temperature and clear mountain views. During this time, the main trails Annapurna, Everest, Langtang and Manaslu routes, flights and accommodation will be busy. But during the winter and the monsoon season, many trekking trips are not recommended. Few trekking trips can still be operated during the low seasons. Short walks in Nepal are best during the low winter and monsoon season.

Trekking styles: Tea house or camping?
Trekking in Nepal is of two types; Tea house trekking and camping walks. During the trekking in the tea house or in the lodge, you will stay in a local tea house or lodge managed by local people with basic accommodation facilities. Trekking styles depend on altitudes or increased elevation, that is, as you go up, the availability of teahouses will be lower, so at high altitudes there will be camping accommodation and Sherpa cooks will prepare foods. The base camp of Upper Dolpo, Kanchenjunga and Makalu attends camp walks, while Everest, Annapurna, Manaslu, Langtang and Mustang are walks in the tea house.
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Monday, September 2, 2019

Top 2 trending Trekking route in Everest Region

1. Everest Base Camp Trek

Conquering the height of the mountain. Everest may not be possible for everyone; However, walking to your base camp can be an epic adventure. The WALK, from Lukla to Everest base camp, is not about what to explore, but how much you can explore. This small world of mountains offers splendid views of the mountains, including Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu, proud and tall; diversity of flora and fauna in the Sagarmatha National Park and the unique culture, tradition, rituals and lifestyle of the Sherpas, only a few to name.

In addition, a well-developed trekking trail, which offers many accommodations and food facilities, the height of Kala Patthar and the unforgettable Sherpa hospitality make the Everest Base Camp trek a perfect getaway and a dream vacation for most avid hikers from all the world.

15 days Everest Base Camp trek is a standard package that guarantees the benefit of the full board (food and lodging) during the walk and bed and breakfast in Kathmandu in a standard 3 * hotel, English speaking guide, and a free map. This package also includes a day trip to the UNESCO World Heritage site in Kathmandu.

2. Pikey Peak Trekking

Pikey Peak trekking (4068m) takes you to the lower Khumbu region, which offers incredible views of the many powerful peaks such as Everest Three Pass Cho Oyu (8188m) and many others. This peak of Pike is named after the Sherpa Deity, which is why it is considered sacred. This Pike Peak Trekking is the best way to explore and witness the stunning scenes of the Himalayas in a short period of time.

The Pikey Peak Trekking is short and full of fun that takes you to the top of the Pike Peak, which is 4068 m high above sea level. Our hike begins with a trip to Phaplu from the Kathmandu valley. We walk forward through several Sherpa villages with ancient monasteries followed by the largest hill in the Khumbu region, Pike Peak (4068 m). We can see the incredible mountain views standing on the impressive valley from the top of the peak. This walk can be done by all kinds of people, but we recommend good physical conditions. We experience the beautiful and unique Sherpa cultures. We can make a wonderful birdwatching since this place is home to a wide variety of local and migratory birds with beautiful natural vegetation. We walk through the lush forest off the beaten track with serene places enjoying everything we can. Book a trip with us to explore the beautiful landscapes that climb to the top making your vacation unforgettable with memories for a lifetime.

Thursday, August 8, 2019

A information about Manaslu Trekking in Nepal

The trekking of the Manaslu Larkye pass is located on Mount Manaslu, which is located in the northern part of Nepal. The so-called Manaslu is known as the peak of the mountain. Manaslu 8163 meters, the eighth highest peak in the world. The 5213-meter-high Larkya Pass is placing the feather of Mount Manaslu. The passage of Manaslu Lucy or the circuit of Manaslu is in the district of Gorkha, legendary soldiers of Gorkha. After Larky passes the trails, take the Annapurna conservation area in Dharapani, which is the Manang district in Nepal.

Opened in 1992, the Manaslu area offers a combination of rich cultural heritage, unsurpassed beauty, and biological diversity. Special permits are required to visit the trekking of upper Manaslu. The permit costs US $ 70 per week per person in the season from September to November, if more than one week per day US $ 10 per person and US $ 50 per week per person in another season and if more than one week per day US $ 7 per person Annapurna Conservation and Manaslu Conservation permits the US $ 22 per person per entry, respectively. Measured as one of the toughest trekking in Nepal, so it requires a good trekking experience and a superior physical condition, the treks of the Manaslu circuit or the Larke Pass will reward the adventurers with an incomparable alpine experience. Some of the support calls Tatopani (natural hot springs), Lho, Samdo Gau, Samdo and Larky Bazaar are attention to visit in search of real culture, real-life and unexpected variety.

There are basic tea houses/guesthouses possible for small or individual groups. However, new hotels and restaurants are built every year as a tourist interest and aspiration. Private rooms are available in most guest houses/lodges. Most bathrooms are shared. In the high pass base camp called Dharmasal or Larky phedi, you have a basic tea house or a tent. Each guest house serves the traditional Nepalese food Dal Bhat (rice soup, curry, and lentils). All guesthouses on our routes have a variety of different foods, such as rice, vegetables, noodles, potatoes, and soup. Many of them have western food on the menu. Soft drinks, snacks, wine, a bottle of mineral water and beer are available at most guesthouses and restaurants next to the trail.