Trekking and Hiking holidays are adventurous past times for people who want some ‘real fun’ in their hard earned break. Trekking and hiking, a journey on foot to mountainous areas is similar to hiking, except treks cover a greater distance. Nepal offers a range of both technical and nontechnical walks across its beautifully diverse terrain. Due to its growing popularity among hikers and trekkers, Nepal at present is witnessing a boom in the tourism industry for trekking and hiking.
Today walking enthusiasts can choose any agency from hundreds of hiking agents operating in Nepal. A number of lodges and hotels have been established in most of the hiking and trekking routes, facilitating travel to remote areas of Nepal. While hiking in Nepal, hikers get to choose to stay either in camps or the tea houses (lodges) that can be found in most of the hiking trails. Regardless of your choice of trek, Glorious Himalaya will make your trekking and hiking holidays in Nepal, an unforgettable experience of your lifetime.
Trekking and hiking in Nepal offers verities test of mixed culture, naturally beauty of Nepal and unlimited sightseeing as well. While you move for trekking around the Nepal Himalayas you will see and feel enjoy ability from each day’s diversity scenery. People are friendly, helpful and charming in Nepal even-though around Himalaya. Trekking and hiking routes bring you up and down hill like a life some time happy and sad. It is sure that trekking and hiking in Nepal keeps you always smiling and refreshment. There are seasonal treks region like rain shadow known as Upper Mustang, Dolpa, Rara lake, Nar phu and Limi trek{in Humla} can do in monsoon season as well and others region are Everest base camp, Gokyo, Langtang Gosaikund, Annapurna sanctuary, Annapurna circuit etc, those trekking can do in Spring and Autumn season. There is most popular trekking and hiking route which called Ghorepani Poon hill trek in February and March because it is know as a rhododendron trekking in Nepal. Long trekking in Nepal takes you terrace to glacier.
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