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25 Mar 2019 NEG

Everest Trekking Region Guide

Trekking and tour are one of the most attractions for travelers in Nepal. As you know that Nepal is a naturally heavenly made country and there are so many towering tall mountains including Mt. Everest. Trekking and hiking is an adventure holiday in the Himalaya of Nepal goes beyond the remote villages, valleys, Rivers, National parks, and unbelievable landscapes Therefor; You should choose professional Nepal Trekking and hiking Guides, to have best trek with all information and also it safe way to travel with guides.

The vast Himalayan terrain and beauty of Heavenly made nature invite thousands of trekkers each month in Nepal but there has to be a right experienced guide who can give also the fact information about particular topics and trip-related information. Nepal trekking and hiking guides help your trip to make unforgettable as they have been working in a particular field where they have guided thousands of trekkers. They don’t only show your trekking path where to go and what we going to see and explore, they also provide you the life of local people, their unique culture, Religious tolerances, and your safety as it is really important in a different country and Himalayas.

There are thousands of trekking and travel agency in Nepal, similarly trekking and hiking guides but what kind of guide that you should take with you or your precious Himalayan trip is the most important hence, there are few fact and realities of Trekking and hiking guides In Nepal.

Everest trekking guide:

One the way to Everest Base Camp(5364m)

Trekking is like synonyms in the case of Nepal as it has so many high mountains and other natural phenomena including world’s tallest mountain Everest(8,848m). As you know that it is the highest mountain in the world and lies in Northeast of Nepal. When peoples think about trekking and hiking in Nepal then they have already in their mind oh…a country of Everest this all phenomenon shows that The Everest region trekking is the most popular, busy, adventure, beauty and undesirable trekking route in Nepal. The Everest region trek does not mean that it is Everest base camp trekking only there are more than 10 Different alternative trekking routes among them the Everest base camp trekking-12 days, Gokyo valley trekking-10 days, 3 high pass trekking 20 Days and Chola pass trek via Gokyo are the most popular and leading trekking routes in Khumbu Everest region.

The Everest region trekking itself is strenuous as it is high altitude area trek this is why you should have your professional guide who can help you always and can talk easily in case if you have any problem. Trekking region in Everest itself is quite challenging but besides that, there are so many unique Sherpa, Tibetan, rai and Tamang culture that you can easily explore every day during Everest region trek until 3800 meters. Trekking guide of Everest needs to know so many things besides the Himalayas as they so many unseen, unique and unbelievable beauties. The Everest region trekking guide should keep such things in his mind while he is guiding in Everest region:

  • A short history of Tenzing and Sir Edmond Hillary Airport,
  • Short knowledge About Lukla and Namche,
  • Local life, sherpa, and Climbers,
  • Tibetan culture, Buddhist monuments, and colors,
  • Short info about Tyangboche monastery,
  • Knowledge about Khumbu glacier, icefall and Everest base camp,
  • Name of mountains, villages & check posts,
  • Knowledge of basic medicines, First Aid treatments, and Mountain altitude sickness,
  • Need to be honest helpful and polite other everybody,

The Everest region is a high altitude area trekking that is the region you should get experienced guide either you take a freelance guide or through the trekking agency you better to talk with him before you fly into Lukla. The Everest region trek is one of the busiest trekking route especially in Oct and Nov. if you are planning to go to Everest region trek in those months you then relatively enjoy less because there will be thousands of people fly in to Lukla and also local guide and porters for your trip that means it will be so crowded and lack of accommodation some time if you are traveling in a small group especially. My Everest region trekking experience says if you are able to manage your trip in early Sep and early Dec is the best time now to skip the overcrowd and easy excess of Tea house Accommodations and also you can interact with locals and guide any time you want, similarly your walking pace need to be very slow and same speed that will control your oxygen level in your body and also you don’t get tired very quickly however, in this trekking region you should keep you warm body everyday, eat fresh food, drink 3 to 4 ltr a day, walk with group or guides, share everything with your leaders guide, porters who can help you any time if you share your problems, try to walk from hillside while animals passing you, generally if you follow these instructions while you are trekking in Everest trekking region then your trek will be fun, safe and unforgettable.

Annapurna trekking guide

Happy Picture at Chhomrung village -way to ABC

The Annapurna trekking is another popular beautiful trekking in Nepal where hundreds of people get in and out as it is the truly stunning place to explore the Snowcap peaks, culture and remote life of local people. Annapurna is a big area trek located in Annapurna conservation area(ACAP) Which is protected area trekking. There are two options to go to Annapurna trekking driving or flying, the western side of Annapurna trekking begins from Pokhara but the most popular trek the Annapurna round trekking(Annapurna circuit trekking) begins from Besisahar which is like halfway to Pokhara in the north side from the highway.

There are so many short, long, easy, adventure, budget, and luxuries trekking routes around Annapurna trekking, among them the few trekking routes are really busy but such a magical trekking and fun. The Ghorepani poon hill, Annapurna circuit is the most visited trekking where you get to see the stunning view of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri and other so many peaks including Local structures and culture. The major attractions of this trekking region are the magnificent sunrise view from poon hill and admirable view of Thorangla pass(5420m), beside these two major facts you will have so many different sceneries, flora, fauna and warm welcoming of locals where ever tea house you stay during Annapurna trekking. The trek basically provides you:

  • Explore Remote life and culture,
  • Visit typical people and farming,
  • Walk your self and nature,
  • Enjoy the view of the Marsyangdi river, Modi river, and many crystal clear waterfalls,
  • High snow peak mountains and glorious landscapes,
  • Visits cultural sites,
  • Naturally made the cave, wilderness, and the local authentic foods,
  • Explore the naturally made hot spring, so no…..

Annapurna trekking is a complete package trek for travelers where they can easily explore everything such as culture, Himalayas, landscapes, forest, and many attractions. Annapurna is relatively closest trekking route from Kathmandu and difficult ways it is moderate trekking route where simply fit travelers can go and enjoy as there so many alternative trekking paths that you can choose according to your time, budget, and desire.

Annapurna trekking guide should be equally professional like Everest trekking guide as it is important because even in Annapurna trekking region there are few trails where you may get mountain sickness that is why your Annapurna trekking guide should be smart, polite, the good speaker in particular languages and caring. The Annapurna region is the culturally rich area where you can see so many different ethnicities and peoples hence, you better to ask anything you have confusion with your guide, leader or porters. Your Guide needs to be also license holder and experienced especially if you are trekking over Thorangla, Dhaulagiri base camp, And some passes through the mountains.

Manaslu trekking guide:

manaslu

The Manaslu trekking is formally launched since 1992 but when the locals from Manaslu region built some tea house along this trekking path than since 2009 the popularity of this region is increased as it is very remote far less crowded than other Trekking route in Nepal such as Everest trek, Anapurna trek, Langtang trek and so on….however, the Manaslu trekking provides you an immense opportunity for travelers to experience the remote life of locals, their own unique culture, Daily life, stunning landscapes, rivers and Wonderful vast Himalayan terrain of Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, and Annapurna region.

No doubt it is one of the best classic treks but you should get a professional mountain guide for your safety, for your comfort and for all perspective is the best way to have guide, especially when there is peak season Oct & Nov , you will hardly get private Accommodation so if yo are hiking/trekking with professional guide he knows all settlements and also the owner his number and all, that means you will have your accommodation every day if you have a smart guide with you.

Best of Manaslu trekking:

  • It is relatively more natural and Less crowded trekking route,
  •  Every settlement during Manaslu trek you will be staying at Teahouse accommodation that means you don’t need to bring tents, foods, gas etc.
  • It is also cheaper for travelers to go because you don’t need to fly.
  • The beauty of this trek is crossing many well made suspension bridge over Budi Gandaki river, valley, very high mountains, and indescribable landscapes
  • Explore the magical view from Very high popular pass larky-la( 5, 106meters/16,752ft)
  • You begin your trek to Manaslu from sub-tropical forest to Very high Mountains,
  • Manaslu trek is mostly influenced by Tibetan culture and Buddhism that means you will visit many stupas, monastery, mani walls, and traditional villages.

Starting place/Point of Manaslu trek:

The Manaslu trekking begins from Kathmandu in the early morning. If you want to go by private drive like jeep the cost will be a little bit more ( but it is highly recommended )then public transport otherwise you can get daily bus service from Kathmandu, Balaju, Machhapokhari to Aarughat than you have to get another public transport for short drive to Soti Khola. Your trek begins from next morning after reaching at Soti Khola which is about 126km(80 miles) drive to the Northwest from Kathmandu.

Essential documents for Manaslu trekking:

As you know that Manaslu region is Restricted area trek that means you will have to make special entry permit from Immigration office and the solo trekkers are not allowed to go to Manaslu trek, where at least two people are required to go. For more clearance the following documents need to be with you for Manaslu trekking permits:

  • Your Original passport,
  • You have to book your trip with Government Authorised Trekking/travel agency,
  • Passport & Visa copy,
  • Insurance photocopy,
  • 70$ USD per person for an especial permit for 7 days and above each day cost 10 $ Per person while you are in a restricted area,
  • Manaslu conservation area permit cost 30$ per head
  • Tims Card 10$ per head,
  • Annapurna conservation area entrance fee 30$ per head
  • 5 P.P Size Photograph each person, Generally, if you are ready with these documents you will have Manaslu permits with few hours.

Teahouse Accommodation during Manaslu trekking:

While you are in Manaslu trekking you will have a clean and comfortable bed but will be basic bed and mattress. The room generally got two single beds that means in one room you have to sleep two people but it is safe with inside and outside luck. Your room will be basic that means your bathroom and shower room will be sharing with all trekkers who are staying at the same lodge but you will have a boiling hot shower.

Your Teahouse provides you warm and clean foods breakfast, lunch Dinner all but in big wide dining for all trekkers and it is warm because there will be heating system while you are in dinning.

Langtang Trekking guide:

It is taken at Lama Hotel, Langtang

The Langtang trekking is a paradise valley trip located in the east north of Kathmandu. This trip is one of the most visited trekking spots where hundreds of travelers visit each day as it is closest trekking route and itself is heavenly made trekking route in Nepal. We will have a drive from Kathmandu to Syaprubesi we then begin to walk from lower Syapru to Lamahotel, via Bamboo and dense forest. Similarly, we trek to Langtang Gaun, Gyanjin gompa, Stunning sunrise point Kyanjin RI and same way back if you have short time about 6, 7 days if not still you can extend your trip towards Thulo Syapru, Tharepati, and Chisapani.

The Langtang trekking was affected by a devastating earthquake in April 2015 but recently it is recovered meaning you can get your accommodation each and every settlement you stay. This trip will provide you such an excellent chance for travelers to get close from local, Tamang culture, Tibetan culture and massif Langtang Ri, Dorje Lakpa and many other surrounding snow cap peaks, furthermore this trip also provides you an opportunity to see rare Red panda, Bleak beers and other some wild animals if you begin your trek very early every day during Langtang trek.

Best of Langtang trekking:

  • Zigzag Driving experiences to/from Syaprubesi.
  • Pass through Unquie Tamang village, Forest, Alpine meadows and Tibetan Buddhist Chortein,
  • Visit paradise wide Langtang village and Incredible Kyanjin -RI,
  • Enjoy the best panorama of Langtang mountain range including Dorje Lakpa and Langtang,
  • Enjoy the local Tamang and Tibetan style authentic foods,
  • You may also see some rare red panda, deer and black bears,

Langtang Trekking itinerary:

Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu (1,350m/4,428ft)

Day 02: Kathmandu: sightseeing and trek preparation

Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1,550m/5,100ft): 7-8 hours)

Day 04: Trek from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel (2,380m/7,830ft): 6 hours

Day 05: Trek to Mundu (3543m/11,621ft) via Langtang village: 6-7 hours

Day 06: Mundu to Kyangjin Gompa (3,870m/12,697ft): 4-5 hours

Day 07: Acclimatization- Explore Tserko Ri (5000m/16,404ft) 7-8 hours

Day 08: Kyangjin Gompa to Lama Hotel: 6-7 hours

Day 09: Trek from Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi: 4-5 hours

Day 10: Syabrubesi to Kathmandu.

Day 11: Final departure

Accommodation:

The Accommodation during Langtang trekking will be basic but you will get a private room with safety and the rooms generally have two beds. The rooms and building are made by Wood and local old technology this is why your bathroom is not attached in your room means you will have to share bathrooms and toilets with other trekkers who are also staying at the same teahouse/Lodge. Noted that during Langtang trekking you don’t need to bring any tents, foods etc you just bring your clothes and money that’s all then you will sleep in private rooms during this trek.

Food during Langtang trek:

The Langtang trek is one of the best places where you can have authentic Tibetan and Tamang foods including western food, Italian foods, Indian foods, and Nepali. While you are in Langtang trek you can have Breakfast, lunch & Dining from the tea house and if you are in a group you might not get chance to choose food from menu otherwise you can choose food whatever you want from the menu as they have so many items of foods. We suggest you have enough water, foods and enough sleep while you are on the trek but try not to eat meet item foods as they store for a long time.

Fitness level for Langtang trekking:

It is one of the best treks near Kathmandu relatively and it is moderate trekking trails for passionate trekkers who can walk 4 to 7 hours a day. If you are simply fit and some exercise before you trek then you can make this trip very easily as it is not so high altitude area trek and the trails also go through the forest and green lush paradise valley. What you need for the trek is your self-confidence, positive attitudes, and simple fitness. If you have prior trekking experience that is absolutely better but you don’t need any technical training or skills to complete this trek. We highly recommend you not to do this trek if you have any disease like very high blood pressure, heart disease, Lung disease etc. if you have nay diseases like above you better to consult with our team safe holiday adventure or with your crosspoint before your trek.

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