TREKKING IN THE HIMALAYA THROUGH NEPAL WONDERS TREKS & EXPEDITION P. LTD

TREKKING IN THE HIMALAYA THROUGH NEPAL WONDERS TREKS & EXPEDITION P. LTD

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If you are wondering to travel to Nepal. The best way to experience Nepal's unbeatable combination of natural beauty and cultural riches is to walk through them. You don't need to be unbeatable with rippling muscles to enjoy trekking. If you are reasonably fit, have a spirit of adventure and are not afraid of walking, you qualify. Here is Nepal Wonders Treks excellent trekking agency that will take care of all the details.

EQUIPMENT
Nepal Wonders Treks will provide equipment like sleeping bags, foam mattresses, and tents. If you choose a camping trekking into the pristine routes. All you need to bring are your personal wear like walking boots and sandshoes, water- and windproof shirts, T-Shirts, thick pullover, shorts/skirts, and trousers/tracksuit. Thermal underwear is necessary for high altitudes and kinds of cotton are best for lower and warmer altitudes. Also don't forget a water bottle, Swiss army knife, sewing kit, torch light with spare batteries, extra boot laces, sunglasses, sun cream, and personal medical supplies.

SEASONS
Trekking is possible at any time of the year depending on where you are going. The most popular seasons are spring(February-May) and autumn (September- November). Winter is very cold above 4,000m, and high mountain passes may be snowbound, but it is good for trekking at lower altitudes. During the monsoon season ( June- August), you can trek in the rain shadows "behind" the Himalaya like Mustang, Upper Manang and Dolpo. These places are out of reach of the clouds because of the mountains and are unaffected by the monsoon.

PRECAUTIONS
You trek to enjoy the scenery on the trail, not to get to any place in a hurry. The main precaution to be taken while trekking is not to go up too high too fast. The body should be given plenty of time to acclimatize. Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) refers to the effects of the thin air at high altitudes which can be very dangerous and may even result in death. If you get initial symptoms like nausea, dizziness, swelling in the face and breathless, descend to a lower elevation immediately and seek medical help. Comprehensive travel insurance is advised to cover emergencies like helicopter rescue and medical treatment in case of accidents on the trail.

WHERE TO TREK
The entire length and breadth of the kingdom is a paradise for trekkers. There are easy walks lasting a few days and there are strenuous expeditions that take several weeks.
1) Annapurna
The most popular trekking route in Nepal, you will be walking through rhododendron forests over the foothills of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. The Kali Gandaki Gorge, the deepest in the world, and Lake Tilicho(4919m) the highest lake are located here. Treks to the Annapurna region start from Pokhara or either Kathmandu. The maximum elevation covered on the Annapurna Circuit Trek is 5,416m)

2)Everest
The highest mountain in the world continues to lure adventures as ever. A scenic flight lands you at the airstrip of Lukla (2,850m) from where you begin walking to the Sherpa Village of Namche Bazaar and on to Tengboche monastery. Then it's over the glaciers to the foot of Everest for the view of a lifetime (maximum elevation 5,546m)

3) Langtang
The third most popular trekking region lies to the north of Kathmandu. The Gosaikund lake situated here is a much-revered Hindu pilgrimage site, Langtang offers baffling extremes in topography and climate conditions (maximum elevation 4,480m)

4) Remote Areas
For those who want to get off the beaten track, there is the trail to Mustang (maximum elevation 5,400m) north of the Annapurna range which offers mind-boggling landscapes and mystical cultures. Dolpo in northwest Nepal (elevation 4,500 m) captivates visitors with its Phoksundo Lake and unparalleled scenery. Manaslu in west-central Nepal (elevation 5,213 m) offers a diverse range of pristine ecosystems. Makalu in the eastern part of the country (elevation 5,350m) takes you through isolated valleys and high mountain passes. Kanchenjunga in the extreme east offers a close look at the world's third highest peak.                                                   

TRAVEL RELATED INFORMATION(FAQ)

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Accommodations

If you are wondering about accommodation in Nepal. Don't worry about it. Nepal has a wide variety of accommodation which ranges from five-star hotels to budget hotels and lodges. In order to get quality service, it's better to use only the facilities of government registered hotels and lodges.

Restaurant and Food

Different kinds of food representing the culinary arts of many parts of the world can be easily found in Kathmandu and Pokhara. Most of the Hotels may have several restaurants under one roof serving a wide variety of dishes while individual restaurants cater to several types of cuisines like Chinese, Indian, Continental, Japanese, Tibetan, Nepalese etc.

Adventures

Nepal is a land of paradise with its pristine culture and natural beauty. Adventure in Nepal offers off-beaten trails or virgin trail. There is something for everyone- the magnificent tumble of great snow summits, the highest in the world, or great-ridges carpeted in alpine flowers, a forest of rhododendron, isolated hamlets, villages, small mountain, towns, birds, animals, temples, monasteries many different people etc. Trekking can be done from October to May, however, the best seasons are October to May, but October and November are best seasons indeed. To assure quality service and safety purpose it is advisable to make the trekking programmes through a government recognized trekking agency.

Rafting

Rafting in Nepal offers worthwhile memory for a lifetime. There are numerous fine rivers in Nepal which offer excellent rafting or canoeing. You can glide on calm jade water with a magnificence of scenery all bout or rush through roaring white rapids, in the care of expert rivermen employed by government authorized agencies.

Permit for Trekking

For foreigner intending to trek in any part of the kingdom of Nepal shall have to obtain a trekking permit from the Department of Immigration restricted area permit are obtained from Immigration office. But for the normal routes, permits can be easily obtained by joining the trekking agency. Some of the rules for trekking are as follows:

-Trekking may be undertaken for only one place or an area at a time.

-Trekkers should follow the route prescribed may create serious problems regarding security, food, and accommodation.

-It is advised to arrange trekking through the registered trekking agencies to prevent oneself from any unseen accident which may occur at any time during the trekking period.

-While trekking it is advisable to take only authorized guide and porter.

-Be careful with matches around wooded or grassy areas, forest and grass fires cause serious damages.

-Be most economical with all fuel, especially regarding the local firewood use minimum fuel for hot showers and discourage camp-fire.

-Trekkers are strictly forbidden to cut any green forest resources and to kill any wildlife.

-Give preference to lodges and trekking companies that do not use firewood and encourage their efforts to conserve the environment.

-Support measures to reduce pollution and improve the environment.

Altitude Sickness

Altitude Sickness, often known as Acute Mountain Sickness, if not treated when symptoms first appear, can lead to death. It is the effect of altitude on those who ascend too rapidly to elevations above 3,000 meters. Early mountain sickness will manifest itself in headache, loss of appetite and sleeplessness. Do not ignore these warnings otherwise more serious symptoms can occur which can even cause death sometimes within a few hours. Being young, strong and fit does not help. Medicine is no substitute for descent. If a doctor is available, he/she may give medicine and oxygen. However, the patient must go down even if given treatment. If you travel in the Khumbu region you can contact at khunde, and Pheriche hospital and if you travel to Manang you can contact and Manag hospital respectively for altitude sickness and information. Doctors are available there during trekking season.

HOW TO ENTER NEPAL

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BY AIR

If you are travelling to Nepal make sure that Tribhuvan International Airport is one and only international airport in Nepal. Nepal Airlines the national flag carrier of Nepal and other international Airlines operates flight from Bangkok, Colombo, Calcutta, Dhaka, Dubai. International flight operating their flights in Kathmandu are Biman Bangladesh, China Southern, Malindo Air, Qatar Airways, Fly Emirates, Druk Air, Indian Airlines and Thai Airways.

BY LAND

The entry points for Nepal are Kakarbhitta, Birgunj, Belahiya, Bhairahawa, Nepalgunj, Dhangadi and Mahendra Nagar. The only entry point at Nepal from China is Kerung, Rasuwa and Kodari.

BY ROAD TRANSPORT

If you are travelling from the border of India. The road transportation is only options to travel Nepal. Kathmandu is a major hub connected with India through the fertile plains of the Terai by the most fabulous highways. Visitors are permitted to drive their own cars but their vehicles must possess an international carnet. There are regular bus service to Kathmandu from all the border points. The interior parts of the country are also linked with a number of motor-able roads. Buses for the different parts of the country are available at the Gongabu bus terminal which is located near Balaju.

BY RAILWAY TRANSPORT

Nepal Janakpur - Jayanagar Railway operates a freight and passenger service in the eastern Terai.

DOMESTIC AIR SERVICE

The Nepal Airlines operates an extensive network of air service in the interior parts of Nepal. It has scheduled flights from Kathmandu to Taplejung, Bhadrapur, Rajbiraj, Bhojpur, Phaplu, Lukla, Lamidanda, Tumlingtar, Rumjatar and Biratnagar in the Eastern Development Region to Simara, Janakpur, Ramechhap, Jiri, Bharatpur and Meghauli in the Central Development Region: to Pokhara, Jomsom, Manang, and Bhairahawa in the Western Development Region; and to Nepalgunj, Chaurjhahari, Surkhet, Dang, Juphal, Jumla in the Mid- Western Development region and to Bajura, Baitadi, Dipayal, Darchula, Mahendranagar, Dhangadi, Tikapur in the Far- Western Development  Region.

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                                               FESTIVALS OF NEPAL

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On behalf of  Nepal Wonders Treks. We would like to extend seasonal greetings to all the people who belong to different nations. Nepal is an amazing country with amazing extremes. It is renowned for the home of the world's highest mountains, medieval cities, and the forested plains where the mighty tigers and the great one-horned rhinoceros trundle at ease. Nepal is also renowned for its continuous festivals. Nepalese people are popular for observing more festivals than there are days in the year, due to which thousands of visitor's from a different part of the world are attracted towards it. If you are planning to visit Nepal check your travel date to make sure that you will arrive in festival time which allows witnessing the fabulous culture and traditions of different communities people. You will be amazed by our festivals because you can witness only in a few countries in the world as fascinating as Nepal. Here is the list of major and interesting festivals are listed below:

1. Navavarsha(Nepali New Year) (April)

Normally the Nepali New Year's Day usually falls in the second week of April., the first day of Baisakh. On this day it is observed as the national holiday. People celebrate it with great pomp and show. On this auspicious occasion, Bisket Jatra is held in the city of Bhaktapur.

2.Baisakh Poornima (April - May)

Nepal is the birthplace of Lord Buddha, the light of Asia. On this day the triple anniversary of the Buddhas birth, enlightenment and death is observed with many colorful ceremonies. People celebrate this auspicious occasion for paying homage to Buddha at places like Swayambhunath and Lumbini.

3. Red Machchhendranath Rath Jatra (May - June)

This is the biggest festival and it is popular for a socio-cultural event of Patan. The wheeled chariot of a deity known as Bungdyo or red Matchhendranath is prepared at Pulchowk and dragged through the city of Patan in several stages till it reaches a prescribed destination at Lagankhel. The grand finale of the festival is called the "Bhoto Dekhaune". A similar type of chariot festival of Machhendranath. On this day it is also observed at Kathmandu city.

4. Dumji (July)

This festival is celebrated in all the Sherpa settlement in the month of July. Most of the Sherpas of Khumbu and Helambu regions participate in dancing on this day.

5. Gaijatra(Cow Festival) (July - August)

It is a carnival type of festival which lasts for eight days. On this day Dancing, Singing comedy and anything that caused mirth and laughter are its highlights. Those people whose family members have died during the years send out persons dressed up as a cow to parade the main through welfare of the city on the city on the first days of the festival.

6.Krishnastami(July - August)

This is the auspicious occasion that marks the birthday of Lord Krishna, one of the incarnations of Lord Vishnu. On this day, an impressive ceremony is held at the Krishna Temple in Patan and Changu Narayan.

7.Indrajatra(August - September)

The festival of Indra, the God of rain, is observed with great enthusiasm in Kathmandu Valley. Normally the festival is celebrated in August - September lasting for eight days. The Chariot of Kumari, the living Goddess, is taken out in procession through the main streets of Kathmandu. The festival is especially noted for the echoes of drums and dancing feet of the masked dancers almost every evening.

8.Dashain(September - October)

The Dashain festival is the most important festival in the Nepalese. The entire country celebrates with peace and harmony at the time of the festival.

9.Tihar(Deepawali)(October - November)

The festival of lights "Tihar" is celebrated for five days. On this day houses are illuminated at night and the special sweets of diverse kinds are prepared.

10. Vivaha Panchami(November - December)

It is one of the popular festival held at Janakpuri in Dhanusa district in the eastern Terai. This occasion commemorates the marriage of Sita to Ram, one of the most venerated Hindu divinities It attracts thousands of pilgrims from India. 

11.Prithvi Jayanti(January)

This festival is celebrated in honor of King Prithvi Narayan Shah, the founder of Modern Nepal, with a colorful ceremony in front of the Singh Durbar Gate in Kathmandu on January 10/11(Poush 27th).

12.Lhosar(February)

This is a festival which is impressively observed in the month of February by all the Tibetan speaking populations. They organize folk songs and dances on this occasion. These dances can be seen in Khumbu, Helambu and other northern regions of Nepal and also at Boudhanath in Kathmandu.

13.Maha Shivaratri(February)

The night of Lord Shiva is observed to honor Lord Shiva. A great religious fair takes place in the Pashupatinath Temple and thousands of people from all over Nepal and India visit the temple.

14.Ghodejatra(March - April)

This festival is popular for the festivals of horses, it is one of the most exciting festivals of Kathmandu City. Horse race and other sports take place at Tundikhel on this day. In other parts of the city, the various deities are carried shoulder-high on a wheelless chariot with the accompaniment of traditional music.

TREKKING AROUND API SAIPAL HIMAL

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API Saipal Himal Trek(Unspoiled Trekking Area)

API Saipal Himal Trek(Unspoiled Trekking Area) is for those trekkers/explorers who have the willingness to visit a remote and pristine region of Nepal. It lies in far western Nepal. The name API is originated from the Tibetan word, which implies grandma. This course is still a nontouristic destination and only a few visitors visit this territory. API Saipal Himal trek gives the incredible chance to investigate the genuine wild of nature of Nepal. Other than these, it offers the huge mountains seen, along with social decent variety, wonderful timberlands, fast streams, baffling society and off beaten trail. While on the trail you can appreciate the stupendous perspectives of Api Himal (7132m), Saipal (7031m), Mt. Thado Dhunga Tuppa (5368m), Mt. Nandadevi (7817m), Rajamba (6537m) and different tops also. API Saipal base camp trekking by means of Simikot which requires restricted area special permits. This trekking starts from Mahendranagar where you need to drive a long adventure somewhere around 15 hours one way. Chala will be the last settlement from this course. What's more, here, keep to their tyke with tight by settled rope for not to tumble down from house amid guardians from a house in the daytime on API Saipal Himal trek.
API Saipal Himal trek by means of Mahendranagar, despite the fact that Api Himal trek is the experiences trek from this place, is similarly mainstream among those adventure junkies who are keen on feathered creature viewing. Furthermore, agriculture business is the fundamental control of the neighborhood individuals of this territory. Kali Dhunga Lake is a well known sacred pool of this region which is around 2 hours strolling from the API Himal Base Camp. Brahmin, Chhetri, Mahara, Bohora, Thekare, Jhakari and Lohar are the nearby network of this locale. Ordinarily, they have their very own diverse dialect and culture. They are not ready to talk familiar Nepali dialect too. A traveler network is known as "Raute" is likewise found here. They talk their very own dialect and they used to live in collapses the past. Amid summer they climb up to Api Himal Base Camp and amid winter they plummet to Terai. Trekking in this region allows experiencing a thrilling adventure of an unspoiled region. Journey to this region provides you with a worth-while memory of a lifetime.

Journey to this destination allows you to explore pristine culture and traditions.

Trek Highlights
*Audacious outdoors trek towards the pristine locale of Nepal.
*Amazing perspectives of mountains including API, Saipal, Rajamba, Nandadevi and etc.
*Experience Typical Nepali Culture and Traditions
*Explore to off the beaten track.
API Saipal Himal Trek(Unspoiled Trekking Area)

HIKING AND BIKING

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Nepal Wonders Treks & Expedition P. Ltd provides a package for sporty people who want to enjoy the views of the Kathmandu Valley with a small adventure, there are several places favorable for hiking and mountain biking on and around the rim of the Kathmandu Valley. Good bikes ranging from one to 18 speed and Thailand to American can be rented from many shops around town. Some of the popular trails are as follows:

BALAJU - KAKANI

Head off towards Kakani off the bifurcation at Balaju. It is a moderate ascent to this hill resort 23 km northwest of Kathmandu. The entire trips offer a magnificent view of the valley along with the fresh and serene atmosphere of the hills. The route passes through forests, waterfalls, and meadows. There are several restaurants on the way if you feel like resting or munching on some snacks.

BHAKTAPUR - DHULIKHEL

 If you are looking for a peaceful ride, the road leading from Bhaktapur to Dhulikhel, a hill resort 32 km east of Kathmandu, is simply terrific. The highway hardly sees any traffic and the view offer is magnificent. Dhulikhel can also be approached from Banepa, 4 km east of Dhulikhel can also be approached from Banepa, 4 km east of Dhulikhel, and Nala, 4 km northwest of Banepa. Further hiking to Panauti, three hours south of Dhulikhel, is possible.

BHAKTAPUR - CHANGU NARAYAN

Walking north from Bhaktapur, turn left from the road leading to Nagarkot to reach Changu Narayan. The six-hour walk is an easy one with panoramic views of the mountains, fields and the Manohara river. There is also a small village on the eastern side of the temple. A hike to Nagarkot from Changu Narayan takes five hours and is more adventurous.

SANKHU - NAGARKOT

Starting off towards the east from Sankhu, it takes around three-four hours to hike to Nagarkot, a hill resort 32 km east of Kathmandu. The road passes through terraced fields and strutted houses. This route is fun for mountain biking too. On your way to Kathmandu, returning from Nagarkot, you can take a different route leading towards Banepa, passing through Nala, which takes around five to six hours.

CHAMPA DEVI

Champa Devi hill (also known as Dhinacho) is one of the four major pilgrimage peaks on the valley rim. Situated to the southwest of Kathmandu, the 2,247-m summit contains a shrine of a goddess Champa Devi and a Buddhist stupa. A popular way up is from Haatiban on the road to Dakshinkali. The trail takes two-three hours and begins next to the Haatiban Resort car park. The first stretch is a pleasant hike through pine forests filled with birds. Great views of Pharping to the left and Kirtipur and Taudaha Lake to the right. The final approach is a very steep climb over rock outcroppings. For the return, you can avoid using the same route by continuing west along the ridge and climbing down the northern slope to Naikap on the highway to Thankot.

HIKING TO TIKA BHAIRAV

Located 24 km south of Kathmandu is the peaceful village of Tika Bhairav. Several places can be reached on foot from here. The hike to the ruined fort of Kot Danda follows the trail up to Tinpane Bhanjyang Pass (2,011 m) then to the summit of Moyle Danda and on to Kot Danda down the ridge. The entire trip offers magnificent views of the Himalayan range. Another hike leads to Gupteswar Mahadev walking along the southern bank of the Bhardev stream. The trail passes through Chhetri, Newar and Tamang settlements.

AROUND KIRTIPUR

Kirtipur is situated 6 km southwest of Kathmandu and can be reached in half an hour on a bike. On reaching the main bazaar, head north uphill to the Bagh Bhairav temple which has an interesting tale. Bike further uphill to reach the Shiva Parvati temple from where you can have a splendid view of the Kathmandu Valley. Return to the bazaar and take the road leading southwest and then follow a dirt road to the Adinath Lokeswar temple.

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Tibet, the land of ancient Buddhist culture, fabulous landscapes, artistic monasteries, exotic cities, hidden valleys, and centuries-old caravan trails, Tibet allows experiencing the pristine culture. Tibet is renowned as the Roof of the World, it is the destination for the ultimate adventure junkies. If you are willing to travel Tibet. Nepal Wonders Treks is a perfect spot to grab a perfect deal to explore pristine land.

The place to See in Tibet
1. Lhasa
Lhasa will overwhelm you with its extraordinary sights. And it's not only the altitude(3,650 m) that will offer a fabulous view. The magnificent Potala Palace, a former seat of the Dalai Lamas, presides over the city. As per the mythology, this entire palace was built 1645 located at the top of a hill, the palace contains a thousand rooms, 10,000 shrines, and 200,000 religious statues. The old city revolves around the Jokhang Temple and the quaint Bhakor market that surrounds it. It is said that this temple was built in the seventh century, is one of the holiest Buddhist shrines in Tibet. Its mural paintings finely worked golden roofs and other artworks are something to see.

2. Norbulingka
Norbulingka, which means "the jeweled garden" consists of 360,000 sqm of wooded greenery and three palaces once used by the Dalai Lamas as a summer retreat. The Drepung Monastery lies about 10 km from the city, Built-in 1416 by a disciple of Tsong Khapa, it is the largest in Tibet. Its numerous Buddhist statues, ancient scriptures, scroll paintings, and other cultural relics will keep you fascinated. The Sera Monastery about 5 km north of Lhasa, is another important center of Buddhist learning. Built in 1419, its most remarkable image is a 9-meter image of Maitreya.

3. Shigatse
An excellent excursion from Lhasa is a circuit that takes in the town of Shigatse, Gyantse, and Tsetang. Fine highways and stunning scenery on the way make this a superb trip. It also offers a comprehensive experience of Tibet in a neat itinerary.Shigatse located at an altitude of 3,900 m. It offers fascinating views of farmers plowing their fields with yaks, sheep grazing on the vast plains, awesome sand dunes and rocky hills in the distance are the scenic rewards of this journey.

4.Gyantse
Gyantse's is renowned for Kumbum Stupa which is 32 m high and contains 77 rooms and 100,00 images of the Buddha. A prince of Gyantse had it built in 1427 by craftsmen from the Kathmandu Valley. It is the finest example of 15th-century. The road from Gyantse to Lhasa (260 km) takes you over three mountain passes: Simala (4,380 m high), Karola (5,045m) and Ghampala (4,794 m). The scenery and the adventure of travelling on the classic caravan route makes this excursion an unforgettable journey.

5.Tsetang
Tsetang is popular for the cradle of Tibetan civilization. The ancient town offers a number of side trips that illustrate Tibet's early history. The Valley of the Kings (ancient capital of the Yarlung kings who established the Tibetan nation), the Yumbu Lagnag Palace which was built for the first Yarlung King), and the Tandruk Monastery one of the three royal Buddhist temples) are some of the major sights.

                                     GETTING THERE

1.Overland

The highway from Kathmandu to Lhasa crosses the Himalayan range north of Kathmandu and then turns north to follow the old caravan route over the Tibetan plateau.

2.By Air

China Southern Airlines offers twice weekly Boeing services between Kathmandu and Lhasa.

                                        GENERAL INFO

Altitude sickness

Altitude sickness is the effect of the thin air at great heights. Travellers to Tibet may suffer some discomfort like breathlessness and headaches before becoming acclimatized. Many Hotels keep bottled oxygen for emergencies.

Accomodation

There are tourist standard hotels with modern facilities as well as no-frills basic accomodation.

Season

The popular time of the year to visit Tibet is May through October. Light-weight clothes are recommended during this season.  Warm clothing is required from November to April.

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