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28/06/2025

How to prepare on Manaslu larke la pass Trek?

28/06/2025

28/06/2025

Best Season for Annapurna Semi Circuit Trek via Thorong La Pass
The best time for the Annapurna Semi Circuit Trek via Thorong La Pass is during spring and autumn, respectively, in the months of March to May and September to November, when the weather is stable and the views are at their best. In spring, the trails wear a vibrant look due to blooming rhododendrons amidst pleasant temperatures and clear skies. In autumn, the post-monsoon clarity gives great mountain views, comfortable weather, and vibrant local festivals like Dashain and Tihar, adding a cultural touch to the journey. Winter, from December to February, is pretty challenging because of the heavy snowfall at Thorong La Pass (5,416m), while the monsoon, between June and August, is also unfavorable due to continuous rain, landslides, and leech-infested trails in the lower regions. Hence, the spring and autumn seasons are apt times to trek for safety and comfort, ensuring an unforgettable experience.

Annapurna Semi Circuit Trek via Thorong La Pass – Alternative Routes
The Annapurna Semi Circuit Trek via the Thorong La Pass has many other ways where trekkers can make it their own, depending on time, difficulty, and interest. A popular variant from the classic route is the Tilicho Lake Route, which means making an extra excursion to the world’s highest-altitude lake, 4,919m. This trail traces the classical Annapurna Circuit and then diverts at Tilicho Lake and meets the trail again at Yak Kharka. This gives one the great high-altitude scenery, a good acclimatization, and a more adventurous feeling prior to crossing Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters. The other is the Nar Phu Valley Route that takes trekkers via the remote villages of Nar and Phu with its rich culture to show a peek into Tibetan-influenced lifestyles. This route follows the Kang La Pass at 5,240 meters and connects back to the main circuit via Manang. It’s recommended for those trekkers seeking solitude and heading off the beaten track. https://www.nepalholidaytreksandtours.com/trips/annapurna-semi-circuit-trek-via-thorong-la-pass/

27/06/2025

Trekking in Nepal | Is Nepal Safe for Trekking?
Overview of Is Nepal Safe for Trekking?

Nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, Nepal is a dream destination for trekkers around the globe. With iconic routes like the Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit, and hidden gems like the Tsum Valley or Mardi Himal, it’s no wonder that thousands arrive each year with hiking boots and adventure in their hearts.

But one question lingers in the minds of many, especially first-timers:
“Is Nepal safe for trekking?”

The short answer is: Yes, Nepal is generally safe for trekking—but like all adventures in nature, it requires awareness, preparation, and respect for the environment. Let’s break it down.

The Good News: Why Trekking in Nepal is Safe
1. Kind & Helpful Locals

Nepali people are known for being so warm and hospitable. In mountain villages, the locals do go out of their way to help trekkers that are lost or injured. Offering you a cup of tea or escorting you to the right trail is kindness accepted at the cultural level.
2. The Existing Trekking Routes:

Main routes to trails like Everest Base Camp, Ghorepani Poonhill, and Langtang are marked well and usually have a lot of people hiking. You will rarely find yourself without company for too long. Local lodges, known as teahouses, are spread out along the trails and they serve as a very good place for food and shelter as well as social interaction. https://www.nepalholidaytreksandtours.com/blogs/is-nepal-safe-for-trekking/

26/06/2025

One of the most scenic and adrenaline filled flights brings us to lukla, where the Everest base camp journey begins. https://www.nepalholidaytreksandtours.com

25/06/2025

How to prepare on Manaslu larke la pass Trek?
The Manaslu larke la pass Trek, a challenging trek that requires a good level of physical fitness. You should start preparing yourself at least a few months before the trek by doing regular exercises, including cardio, strength training, and endurance exercises. Proper gear and equipment are essential for a comfortable and safe trekking experience. You should invest in quality trekking gear, including warm and waterproof clothing, comfortable hiking boots, a sleeping bag, a backpack, and trekking poles. The trek involves a significant gain in elevation, so you should take precautions to prevent altitude sickness. Drinking plenty of water, acclimatizing slowly, and taking the necessary medication can help reduce the risk of altitude sickness.The area has limited food and water options, so you should carry adequate supplies of water and high-energy snacks.Training and experience: The trek requires a good level of trekking experience and navigation skills, so if you’re a novice trekker, you should consider taking a guided trek with a reputable trekking agency. https://www.nepalholidaytreksandtours.com/trips/manaslu-larke-la-pass-trek/

25/06/2025

Langtang Valley Trek
Langtang Valley Trek is a Himalayan valley in the mountains of the north- central Nepal known for its trekking routes and natural environment. Langtang Valley lies within the Langtang national park, the first mountainous park around the Nepal Himalayas which was established in 1976 to protect its rare flora and fauna and its pristine environment. The park is well known for its populations of red pandas, Himalayan black bear, Snow Leopard, wild dog, ghoral, serow and more than 250 species of birds. Similarly, the park contains a wide variety of climatic zones, from subtropical to alpine. From this small mountain town, there are several incredible day- hikes with fantastic views. The trek captures all the best of Himalayan trekking with stunning scenery and great culture. It’s most famous for more than 1000 plants and other mammals with birds of 150 species. Nepal’s first Himalayan national park is in Langtang region which is announced in 1971. Comparing Everest Base Camp, Manaslu Circuit and Annapurna Base Camp, Langtang Valley Trek is easy and short trekking trails. The magnificent view from Kyanjin Ri hill is a widely-talked experience of this trek. https://www.nepalholidaytreksandtours.com/trips/langtang-valley-trek/

21/06/2025

Why Do Smart Trekkers Choose Small Groups in 2025 /2026?
Why smart trekkers choose small groups? When dreaming of that perfect trek – breathtaking views, serenity, a touch of adventure, and some bonding – do you imagine yourself with a crowd or with a few like-minded souls? The real trekkers will admit: for them, the best trekking happens in small groups. There are so many benefits to keeping it small, whether you are on your own or with a tight-knit group of friends.

In the large group, it first seems fun, but seasoned trekkers always advise for small groups for security reasons, better enjoyment, or even because the environment is at stake.
Here, we are going to discuss almost six perks of traveling with a small group-from more convenience to intimacy and maybe more. Whether your journey is by yourself or you are organizing one for a team, this write-up will check out why smart trekkers choose small groups, which equal great adventures. https://www.nepalholidaytreksandtours.com/blogs/choose-small-groups/

19/06/2025

Looking for joining group for first week of October.

Trip Information
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Drive to Machha Khola from kathmandu.
Day 2: Trek from Machha Khola (890m) to Jagat (1340m)
Day 3: Jagat (1340m) to Lokpa (2240m)
Day 4: Lokpa (2240m) to Chumling (2386m)
Day 5: Chumling (2386m) to Rachen Gompa (3240m):
Day 6: Rachen Gompa (3240m) to Nile (3361m) and to Mu Gumpa (3700m):
Day 7: Nile (3361m) to Chumling (2386m):
Day 8: Chumling (2386m) to Deng (1860m):
Day 9: Deng (1860m) to Namrung (2630m)
Day 10: Namrung (2630m) to Lho (3180m):
Day 11: Lho (3180m) to Samagaon (3520m).
Day 12: Acclimatization Day at Samagaun-birendra lake or Pungen Monastery or Manaslu Base Camp.
Day 13: Samagaon (3520 m) to Samdo (3860 m)
Day 14: Samdo (3860m) to Larkya Phedi (4480m)
Day 15: Dharasamala (4480m) to Bimthang (3720m) on Harrowing Larkya La Pass (5106m)
Day 16: Bimthang (3720m) to Dharapani.
Day 17: Drive to Kathmandu from Dharapani.

Price Includes
Three times Three meals a day- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and 3 cup’s of tea/Coffee a day during the trek.
Accommodation in tea house during the trek.
In a day time tea break with cookies every day.
Fresh fruits after dinner every night as dessert during the trek.
You will be under observation with a pulse oximeter to have your oxygen levels and heart rate measured twice a day during the trek. This is to catch the signs of Altitude Mountain Sickness (AMS) early, thus making trekking safer.
Nepal Holiday Treks and Tours, (-20 degree sleeping bag) and a duffel bag for the trekking, but you need to refund to the office after the trip.
⁠National park Trekking permits & local government permit and TIMS Card.
All special permits required for Manaslu and Tsum region.
An experienced, helpful, knowledgeable, friendly, English speaking well trained, government license holder Trekking Guide with all his salary, food, Drinks, accommodation, equipment, transport, and insurance.
Normal First aids kit box
Nepal Holiday Treks And Tours trip completion certificate from the company side.
⁠Arrangement of Emergency helicopter service (paid by your travel insurance company)
All the government taxes and company services charges.

Price Does not Include
⁠International airfare and visa fees
Extra days in Kathmandu and the mountains such as weather condition, flight delays, or strikes and health issues.
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
any airport pickup and Drop service and any accommodation in Kathmandu.
Personal expenses of bar and beverage (bills, WiFi, hot shower, extra porters, laundry, extra porters etc) or any other things which are not mentioned by the company.
Travel insurance along with high-altitude emergency evacuation coverage.
⁠Your trekking gears and extra nights in a certain destination.
Tips for your guide and porters which is comparison.
A strong, helpful, porters with proper safety equipment and walking equipment his salary, food, drinks, accommodation, insurance, (one porter for two people he will carry bag pack max 20-25kg).
Extra expenses due to any event.
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