Trekking in Nepal, the word ‘trekking’ means a gentle walk on the mountain trails. It is good for health. It makes one’s body well and fit. Some people think trekking as an outdoor sport, whereas some as hobby, some as weight reduction program. In fact, trekking does mean a life-changing experience, to immerse in nature and understand oneself in a new prospective way. While trekking from one place to another, one can meet local characters along the trail; see amazing terrain and beautiful mountain views. Trekking connects to the nature. Breathing fresh air, splendid greeneries, icy cold natural stream water, mingling with mist make one feel fresh. Level of trek difficulty depends upon where, when and how one goes.

Trekking can be organized for few days to few weeks long, depending on trekkers’ interest, strength and timeframe. Walking could be twelve kilometers or just four kilometers a day and spend the night in the countryside lodge or camp.

Nepal is a trekker’s paradise offering a myriad of trekking opportunities for adventure enthusiasts from easy to physically demanding walk in the Himalaya. Most of the areas in the country are inaccessible by road, but well- connected with the foot trails from one village to others over centuries, makes trekking the best way of exploring this Himalayan country. Any trekking enthusiasts choose various treks like Everest Base Camp & Gokyo Valley, Everest Three High Passes Trek, Renjo La Gokyo Lake Chola Pass, Everest Panorama Trek in the Everest region. Similarly Annapurna Circuit Trek, Annapurna Sanctuary Trek, Ghorepani Poonhill Trek in the Annapurna region and less popular trekking options that includes Kanchenjunga and Makalu Base Camp. From simply tea-house to full-board trekking, Trek Himalayan offer any type of treks be it regular or tailor-made program for any individual or group travelers.