Nepal Attraction Treks & Tours

23/09/2021

Nepal 🇳🇵 is open for tourists…. Therefore On arrival visa will be provided at the airports and on borders..

No quarantine is required…

You just need PCR Negative report prior to your travel and should be vaccinated….

These mountains are awaiting for your visit…

Namaste 🙏

11/04/2021

Trekking in Nepal
The word came into existence when the term was first used by British mountaineers to insinuate one walking at one’s own pace at a relaxed trot through well-established village trails enjoying close contact with people in remote mountain villages where lifestyles remain unchanged since time immemorial.
The first trekker to walk Nepal’s mountains was Bill Tillman, who trekked in the Annapurna Base camp Trekking , Langtang trekking and Everest base camp trekking regions having gotten permission from the Maharaja (Rana Prime Minister) in 1949…& since that time, trekking has been known to be the ‘king of all forms of adventure’ ever conceived…till date.
EncountersNepal has gone the mile to es**rt backpackers to some of the most enthralling trekking zones across Nepal & over the borders of Bhutan, Tibet & India for over a decade. As a pure adventure operator, the company offers two types of trekking in Nepal: fully organized trekking called ‘camping’ and ‘teahouse/lodge’ trekking.

What are the best treks in Nepal?
With a variety of trekking regions and routes the best treks in Nepal are:
1. The Everest Base Camp trek
2. The Annapurna Base Camp trek
3. The Annapurna Circuit trek
4. The Everest Gokyo Lakes trek
5. The Manaslu Circuit trek
Is trekking in Nepal safe?
As many wonder if trekking in Nepal is safe, it’s good to know that every year over a hundred thousand mountaineers trek in Nepal with only a 3% having any type of trouble. Trekking in Nepal is considered as very safe and every year tourists are successfully guided through the Himalayas!
When should I go trekking in Nepal?
For the best views and weather it’s good to ask; first when should I go trekking in Nepal? The prime trekking seasons take place in either March to end-May (spring) or mid-September to end-November (autumn/fall) During these months or seasons the weather is at its best with clear blue skies and warm to cool trekking days!
Can you trek in Nepal without a guide?
There are some routes where you are able to trek in Nepal without a guide. That said it’s always better to hire a licensed guide as they known the ins and outs of every route. Trekking without a guide in Nepal is considered risky and dangerous!
How much is trekking in Nepal?
An average trekker spends about 35 to 45 USD per day during the trek, if you then calculate the cost for porter, guide, how many days and transportation, you can get around 1600 USD for a 15 days trek. So for how much trekking in Nepal is depends all on these factors.

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05/11/2020

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Nepal is opening its borders to climbing and trekking groups with pre-approved itineraries. They will have to take Covid-19 tests and undergo quarantine before they can begin scaling its Himalayan peaks.

27/09/2020

10 things not to do while trekking in Nepali Himalayas

Trekking is one of the most fun and adventurous activities you can do in Nepal. It is one of the top reasons why tourists come here. In Nepal, due to its geographical location, you can find a lot of difficult terrains and venture through them.

Trekking can be adventurous and full of adrenaline. However, there are things you should not do while trekking in Nepali Himalayas. Since you will be in remote areas of Nepal, trekking should never be taken lightly; it does not take long for a trip to go wrong. Plus, taking caution means you will get an adventure you will remember for a lifetime.

So, here are some things that you should never ever do while trekking in Nepal:

1. Do not go trekking alone

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You may be an adrenaline ju**ie or even an experienced trekker. Even if you feel confident and are familiar with the terrain, do not ever embark on a trek alone. Not only is this against the policy of the Nepal government, but it is also very risky and dangerous because you can easily get lost or even die from preventable causes like altitude sickness or even exhaustion. It is also advised to hire a trekking guide because that will make your trek a lot more enjoyable and easier. Safety comes first.

2. Do not walk on edge while trekking

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Another safety tip is not to walk on the edges while trekking. Majority of deaths that occur during a hike or trek happen due to falling, so it is better to be safe than sorry. Always walk on the safer side. Do not joke around or pull stunts or take photos at the edges for a better landscape photo. Also, take your trek slow and avoid overtaking anything. If you see an animal, which is common in treks around Upper Mustang and Upper Dolpo, let those animals pass first.

3. Do not overpack your backpacks

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18/06/2020

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The Himalaya can be a haven for stargazers if steps are taken to protect the darkness

17/06/2020

Boudhanath Stupa was built during the 5th century AD. The stupa is the most popular site for Buddhists in Nepal, and throughout the day pilgrims can be seen circumambulating the structure chanting mantras. It is especially spectacular at night when adorned with butter lamps. Remember to walk around the stupa in a clockwise direction and also to spin the prayer wheels clockwise. There is a small entry fee (15 daller) to enter the stupa area. This can be waived for guests of hotels located at the other side of the stupa. 🇩🇪 🇳🇵 🇪🇸 🇮🇹 🇳🇴 🇸🇪 🇬🇧 🇧🇷

10/06/2020

Nepal is an agricultural country. So that Nepal's economy is based on agriculture. Due to Corona, Nepal is in lockdown since 2 months but agricultural work is still running, June and July months are famous seasonal farming in Nepal. At this time, even in the midst of corona, Farmer are engrossed in agriculture.

01/06/2020

Fewa Lake-located in Nepal's second largest city, Pokhara, is a beautiful city with beautiful scenery. The most famous and beautiful lake here is Fewa Lake. The river is very quiet. On the rafting lake, you can see the peaks of Annapurna Snow Mountain. There are boats across the lake from time to time. This is far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, just like the scene in a fairy tale. There is also a Hindu goddess temple inside on lake Island, you can go to see the local customs.

30/05/2020

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29/05/2020

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24/05/2020

Night view of capital city kathmandu Nepal. lock down time due to Covid-19.
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22/05/2020

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Climbers were climbing Mount Everest in 2018. Picture has taken by photo journalist Purnima shertha. She had climbed mt. Everest in spring season in 2018. Climbers come from world for climb Mount Everest every year but this year zero people climbed Mount Everest due to Covid 19 (corona). We hope next year will better then will start tourism activists in nepal and the world. Welcome to nepal 🇳🇵 to visit beautiful places. If you want visit nepal after corona virus, Contract us will booked your travel in 🇳🇵

16/05/2020

When the air is clean Mt Everest (arrow) hidden behind Mt Kang Nachugo and Mt Chobutse from Chobar in Kathmandu on 10 May. Photos: ABHUSHAN GAUTAM The reduction of vehicular emission due to the COVID-19 lockdown has cleaned the air over Nepal and northern India. So much so that the Himalaya is visible from Chandigarh, Kangchenjunga is visible from Siliguri. And for the first time in many years, Mt Everest can be seen again from Kathmandu Valley even though it is 200km away.

15/05/2020

Fewa lake pokhara Nepal🇳🇵 The colorful boats of Pokhara's Phewa Lake are an iconic picture of the city. Rent a paddleboat with an oarsman to spend some time admiring the peace, quiet, and mountain views from the center of the lake. The Tal Barahi Temple, on a little island in the lake, is a profitable stop.

12/05/2020

Mardi himal trek
Mardi Himal Trek is one of the most exciting and adventurous trekking routes of Nepal. The trek is undoubtedly an unseen gem that not many tourists know about. Situated near the Mount Machhapuchhre, Mardi Himal is one of the lesser-known mountains. However, the trail to this trek is quite extraordinary to walk with stunning views along the way.
The trail goes through lush green rhododendron forests with a quickly changing land-scape to that of a rugged high mountain landscape, with breathtaking views of Anna-purna South (7,219m), Hiuchuli (6,441m), Machhapuchhre (6,997m) and Mardi Himal (5,553m). Simple home stay type local lodges provide the true trekking experience in the Himalaya.
Mardi Himal Trek is a short trek of 5 days which is inside the Annapurna Sanctuary area. It is a less famous trekking route than long treks like Annapurna Circuit Trek, Annapurna Base Camp trek, and However, Mardi Himal trail is worth trekking.
Mardi Himal Trek begins and ends in Pokhara. The tourist hub is also a perfect place to rest after the arduous treks. This trek route is a part of the Annapurna Conservation Area. The trekking takes us from the 800-meter elevation of Pokhara to the 4500-meter height of the Mardi Himal Base Camp.
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11/05/2020

Nepal is under the lock down. Few vehicles are on the road so no pollution in Kathmandu. Weather is good so easily can see mountain from capital city of Nepal Kathmandu.
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10/05/2020

Tilicho Lake (5200m) is the world highest lake situated in Trans Himalayan zone in Nepal. The trekking route is combined with Annapurna circuit trekking. While the trekking commences at Syange(1270m). Furthermore, the trail flow Marshangdi river entire trail up to Tilicho Lake and with grand views of Manaslu and Himal Chuli to the east part.
The Manang village is the tourist hub place for Annapurna circuit and Tilicho lake trekking. Here you can get facilities for telephone, internet, money exchange, small sopping, high altitude hospital, German bakery and more. Manang inhabited the Tibetan religious people and hence they have different culture and customs. The day hiking in Manang village is another exciting day where you can perceive stunning sight of the Mt, Gangapurna and Gangapurna glacier lake.
Tilicho lake trekking form the Manang village passes the valley through the Khangsar village. After the Tilicho Lake the high pass of throng La (5416m) then down to the Muktinath. 🇳🇵

08/05/2020

Wildlife in Nepal
Nepal is one of the best destination for wildlife. Nepal has 185 species of mammals found in various parts of the country. One-horned rhinoceros and the Royal Bengal Tiger are all found in the Terai Jungles. Animals like leopards, various monkey species, hyenas, jackals, wild boars, sloths and deers are also found in the jungle. Wild Buffalos call the Kohsi Tappu Wildlife Reserve home while the endangered blackbuck (a type of antelope) is found in the Bardia Region.
The Himalayan Region is home to snow leopards and red pandas while areas of high altitude are common habitats for yaks, blue sheep as well as musk deer.
Nepal has its own variety of dolphins. Dolphins are found in the Narayani and Karnal rivers. More than 850 recorded species of birds in Nepal.
Twenty protected areas in Nepal that cover approximately 23.3% of the land. There are ten national parks, three wildlife reserves, six conservation areas and one hunting reserve. Spreading across the country, these areas are found in the subtropical Terai Jungles to the Himalayas. UNESCO has listed Chitwan National Park and Sagarmatha National Park as Natural World Heritage Sites. Due to the vast diversity of the protected areas, it is not surprising that they house approximately 6,301 species of flowering plants - around 400 of these species are endemic to Nepal. There are a further 2,532 species of vascular plants.
The Chitwan National Park in Nepal is one of the most popular wildlife reserved areas in Nepal. It finds its edge over other parks with its variety of rare species like One-horned Rhino and Royal Bengal Tiger. Apart from these, it is also home for a wide range of species like rhesus monkey, wild boar, sloth bear, deer, leopard, etc. One can make thrill out of this park through various options of safari, such as elephant back tour, nature walks, river rafting, canoeing, or jeep ride, etc. 🇳🇵🇳🇵

07/05/2020

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06/05/2020

Nepal is second richest country after Brazil in water resource of the world. There are many small and big natural gifts rivers for Nepal. Most rivers in Nepal originate from mountains. Rivers are known as the white gold in Nepal. Rivers have been used to generate hydroelectricity. Nepal is an ag-ricultural country, the multi purpose river projects have eased the farmers in the terai and some hilly regions in irrigation and having multiple farm-ing.
Another important use of rivers in Nepal is the most famous rafting sport. They are helping Nepal to earn a substantial foreign currency which adds to the lion’s share of the national economy. It is therefore essential for Ne-pal to value and exploit the potential of these rivers in a sustainable man-ner. 🇳🇴 🇳🇵 🇳🇵🇳🇵

05/05/2020

Beautiful Nepal.
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04/05/2020

Have you planed visit in Nepal ?
If you have planed to visit to Nepal in future, it is better to know these things.
• Do not trek alone.
• Avoid water that is not bottled or boiled.
• Be sure to exchange back all the Nepalese currencies before you leave.
• “Ganja” (ma*****na) is not legal in Nepal .
• Stay away from dance bars in Kathmandu and Pokhara. Because some of these places have a history of intimidation and violence.
• All nightlife pretty much ends by 10 pm with only a few places around the Thamel area that may stay open a little later.
• Bring a universal plug and voltage adapter kit for your Electronics. Nepal uses 220V.
• Always have some tissue paper and hand sanitizer with you at all times.

03/05/2020

Why we should visit Nepal ?

Nepal is a must visit destination for travel all around the world. Natural beauty, Charming hill villages, jungle wildlife, high peaks are the primary attributes of this country. World highest mountain Mount Everest is in Nepal, thousands of species of flora and fauna found across the country, million reasons to visit this paradise place.
Buddha was born as Siddhartha Guatma to a King’s family at Lumbani place of Nepal. Buddhism was founded under his teachings. Nepal is the land of the peace-loving Buddha. Lumbini is a sacred place for Buddhists. The premises of the birthplace of Gautam Buddha has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Mount Everest_is the highest point in Nepal. Scaling this peak has been considered to be one of the most significant achievements of mountaineering. It was scaled first by Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Edmund Hillary In 1953. Even if you are not a mountaineer, trekking to the Everest region in Nepal is a beautiful experience that is undoubtedly set to remain embedded in minds throughout many years. Everest region holds other mountainous peaks like Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, etc.
Nepal is second rich country in the world of water resources. It is the land of rivers that flow down from the abundance of mountains that the country holds. Nepal has over 6000 roaring rivers that flow through it. Rafting, kayaking, and canoeing are extremely popular in Nepal. The water activities found in Nepal are rated as the top ones in the world. If you are an enthusiast willing to partake in water activities then Nepal is the perfect destination for you.

The first city you will see when visiting Nepal is Kathmandu. Kathmandu is another one of the major reasons why you should visit Nepal. Kathmandu is aptly called as the city of temples because of the abundance of temples found there. Kathmandu has several World Heritage Sites under its collars. All of these sites are locations of substantial architectural importance, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistic nature of the peace-loving Nepalese. The city of temples showcases architecture in its pure raw form, and you should visit the city at least once in your lifetim

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02/05/2020

Kathmandu valley at lock down time.

02/05/2020