• Trekking trips can be any length you choose 
• Walking/hiking around the hills and countryside of the areas. 
• We have a strong commitment to exploring and appreciating natural beauty. 
• Point of attractions: Warm People, Diverse ethnic groups, and Beautiful panoramas. 
• According to the visitors "Nepal is a trekking paradise". 
• Trekking routes can be shortened or extended depending on your time frame 

Autumn (Sept-Nov) 
This season offers excellent weather and tantalizing mountain views. 

Winter (Dec-Feb) 
This season is noted for occasional snowfall only at higher elevations. Hence it is ideal for trekking at lower attitudes. 

Spring (Mar-May) 
Different varieties of wild flowers, especially rhododendrons make the hillsides above 5000 meters a scenic paradise in this season. The weather is mild with moderate temperature at lower elevations and at elevations over 4000 m. the mountain views are clear. 

Summer (Jun-Aug) 
summer months, continuing up to mid-September, make travel wet and warm. The higher valleys and meadows blossom with flowers and bush vegetation. Insect repellent is recommended while trekking during summer months.  
 

WHAT IS TREKKING? 

A trek is walking at one's own pace through well established village trails whereby one will enjoy a claose contact with people in remote mountain villages whose lifestyle has not been changed for generation. Perhaps the most enjoyable part of a trek is the dean mountain air and magnigicent views of the mighty Himalayan peaks. One will feel at pleasure with nature and with oneself. 
 

PREPARING FOR A TREK:  

Even on an easy trek one will require to walk for about 5 to 6 hours daily on an uneven terrain and therefore one must use to regular exercise. 

TREKKING EQUIPMENT'S:  
 

• Two pairs of pants 2-3 T-shirts, Long sleeve shirts 
• Wool sweater, 2-3 Pairs of underwear 
• 2-3 Pairs of Socks, Woolen Socks 
• Sun hat, Woolen Hat 
• Jacket, Rain poncho (summer), Down Jacket (winter) 
• Trekking Boots, Camping Shoes (sandals, slippers, etc.), 
• Gloves, Thermal wear (winter) 
• Swimming suit, Sunglasses, Back pack 
• Flashlight (extra batteries) 
• Sunscreen (lip balm, etc), Down sleeping bag 
• First aid kit (Hydrogen Peroxide, Iodine, Band-Aids,  Tape,  Aspirin,   etc.) 
• Walk man (Extra batteries) 
• Books, Games (Cards etc.) 
• Toietries (toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, soap, toilet paper, etc.)
• Pocketknife, Compass etc. 
• Camera & Film
• Water bottle, Purifier (iodine tablets, etc.)
• Walking sticks 
• Extra Money.

The day begins at 6 AM with tea or coffee in bed and a large bowl of warm water for a wash. Then breakfast consisting of porridge, eggs bread/pancake, tea/coffee is served. While having breakfast the guide crew will bring down the tents. Hence, pack up the duffel bags and rucksacks befor sitting for breakfast. By 8 AM one will be on his way to take advantage of the cool morning to accomplish most of the day's hike, Lunch is usually served by noon which normally consists of light hot meal. The afternoon's walk is usually short lasting 2-3hours. Tents are put up much before sunset and soon after dinner is werved which is more elaborate consisting of hot soup, a variation of cuisine of Nepali, Chinese or continental food rounded off with a dessert and a hot cup of tea or coffee. Bed. 

INCLUSIVES ON THE COST (CAMPING TREK): 

• Trekking permit.
• Transportation (land) to and from.
• Meals three times a day on the trekking.
• All the necessary equipment's such as tents (twin sharing), toilet tents,  dining tents, kitchen tents, mattress, down jacket or sleeping bag (if  required).
• Ice axe, all serving dishes, all the cooking dishes, dinner table and chair  etc.
• Other staff: Sherpas, cook, kitchen boy, helper, porters etc.
• Boiled water for drink.
• First aid kid.
• Rescue service for arrangement.
• Airport transfer to and from the hotel in Kathmandu.
• Insurance for office staffs.

• Trekking permit
• Transort by land to and from.
• Accmmodation (In the lodges along the way).
• Food 3 times a day (providing from the menu).
• A guide and necessary porters.
• Most essential equipments (sleeping bag, Jacket, Rain pongho, Water  bottle, etc.)

EXCLUDIVE ON THE COST OF BOTH TYPE OF TREKS: 

• Emergency evacuation 
• Personal expenses.
• Bar bill (cold drinks, beer, alcoholic beverages, mineral water).
• Airfare to any destination on the trekking.
• Other royalties for the Govt. specified region.
• Insurance. Etc.