Trekking In Nepal

Nepal's mountainous, hilly and Terai regions provides some of the most spectacular trekking destinations in the world. Trekking in Nepal will take you through a country that has captured the imagination of mountaineers and explorers for more than 100 years. You will meet people in remote mountain villages whose life style has not changed in generations. While trekking, you will see the great cultural, biographical and geographical diversity of Nepal. Villages embrace many ethnic groups and cultures. The beauty and attraction of the Nepal's Himalayas emanates not only from the mountains themselves, but also from their surroundings. Nepal is a country of friendly people, picturesque villages and a great variety of cultures and traditions.

Himalayan leaders is a fully registered trekking company that organizes treks to Nepal's remotest regions or along the regular trails, with a full team or tea house treks for individuals or for groups. Trekking in Nepal can be as long as 2 months or as short as 2 days. It can be remote with few people, local or tourists, or very sociable along the main trails with plenty of tea houses and facilities. There are suitable trails for the super fit and those of you who prefer a more gentle ramble. Do not think the Himalayas are only suitable for the hard and rugged, but there are other several trails that fit to those amateur trekkers with little mountain experience.

Lodge Trek (TEA HOUSE)
There are three major areas in Nepal where it is possible to walk very well defined trails and stay at local teahouses which vary from two story hotels to small family homes. The areas are Annapurna, Langtang/Helambu and Everest. Your food and accommodation is arranged in the tea houses built locally along the trails so that we do not need to carry any camping equipments or food stuffs. You will meet many other trekkers and this is a very sociable environment. All the tea houses are run by Nepalese people so you will not miss out any opportunities to mix with the local people. Having a guide for navigational purposes is a great benefit and they will be worth their weight in gold when it comes to make sure you experience the best Nepal has to offer. Nepalese people by nature have patience and an enthusiasm for life envied and respected by nearly all visitors to Nepal. As you encounter the people, they heartily welcome at once you to their lands and provide you an opportunity of experiencing of typical Nepalese life existing on the mountains. All of our guides have good spoken English and proper knowledge of the areas you are trekking in. All you need to bring for a tea house trek are warm clothes for the evening, a water bottle, a camera and a good sleeping bag. (See the trekking equipment list). Mountain Leaders organizes all required trekking crews, permits, food and accommodation.

ORGANIZED TREK (Camping)
An organized trek is for those of you who do not want to be on the main trails and want to experience the joys of camping in the wilderness of Nepal. Our organized treks involve going as a fully self sufficient team, with cooks, porters, Sherpas and a guide. However it is not rough or exhausting! Camping with a good crew in Nepal can be described as a great experience, not an endurance exercise. Every morning, you have a hot cup of tea brought to you in bed and then a hot bowl of water for you to have a wash. The food that our team create over kerosene stoves deserves to go in its own best selling cook book, so do not expect to lose weight. An organized trek is a great way to mix with Nepalese people. The teams are fun loving and there are generally a couple of nights experiencing the local songs and dances of Nepal. You will trek for anything from 4 to 6 hours a day bit at a relaxed pace and stopping en routes when necessary to see local village life. Whilst trekking just carry your small back pack with the things you may need for the day.