Nepal Trek and How to operate?

Nepal Trek and How to operate?

Nepal Trek and How to operate?

Trekking is gentle walking at your own pace along well-established village trails, enjoying close contact with people in remote mountain villages whose lifestyle has not changed for generations. It is essential to remember that a trek is not a climbing experience. Camp sites are carefully selected to afford you a walk each day at your own pace and our Sherpa staff is always around to guide you. All camping equipment and foodstuffs are provided, and will be carried by porters who will also carry your duffel bags. All you need to carry is your daypack with camera equipment, water bottle and toilet kit. Should you find it difficult to even cope with this, our Sherpa's will be more than happy to assist you.

Trekking Organization.

We meet you at Tribhuwan airport and accompany you on the car/van/bus to your hotel, where your pre trek briefing will be given. After the briefing, he/she will be available for any queries or general information. On the morning of your trek departure, please ensure that you have deposited your valuables at the hotel reception or hand them over to the Tour Officer. Before breakfast you should bring all your baggage down to the hotel lobby where it will be divided into 2 piles - one for the treks and the other for safe storage at the hotel. All bags must be clearly labeled with your name and address.There are many different trekking style among them Lodge based trek and camping trek are the normally we operate, Please find in the following the different between and the brief description.

There are many different trekking style among them Lodge based trek and camping trek are the normally we operate, Please find in the following the differents between and the brief description.

How to operated Lodge Based Trek?

In the most popular Route Everest, Annapurna and Langtang Regions where there are lodges and hotels for staying and eating. We can organize for you in short time by taking tea house with the lower cost. This type of trekking has its limitations. You keep to the main trails you overnight stays are mostly in villages, and at certain time teahouse may be crowded with other tourists. However, you can arrange of your a very attractive holidays.

This trek is as known as Teahouse Treks; we will provide and advise on best routes and itineraries, trek permit and local transportation with well experience Govt. License holder Sherpa trekking guide who knows the trails and the best place to stay. He will arrange all your accommodation and foods throughout the trip.

How to Operated Camping Trek

Newcomers heading for Nepal often wonder about the difference between 'Organize trekking" and 'Teahouse trekking'. It is really a difference of style and philosophy. Organized, the Holiday Nepal preference means that the group camp in tents each night and retain their own cooks, Sirdar (foreman) and porters. It means that all personal equipment is carried for you, meals are cooked, and you are looked after by familiar staff. It also means that you have flexibility to deviate from the main trail along less frequented routes or to private camp-sites with views. Very significantly, it enables me to supervise camp hygiene thereby reducing the risk of tummy upsets.

For further information Trekking in Nepal or Everest Base Camp Trek

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