Trekking in Nepal: What is the best time to Trek in Nepal?

Trekking in Nepal is always a dream of keen and adventurous trekkers across the globe. With diverse topography, pristine nature, Everest and snowy peaks, Nepal undoubtedly hosts the best treks in the world. No other country in the world than Nepal offers the fascinating scenery and divine natural beauty. If Nepal is not in the bucket list of your top traveling destination, you will miss the real excitement and pleasure of trekking. So, experience the wonderful melody of trekking in the land of the Himalayas in Visit Nepal Year 2020 with MMT. Nepal undoubtedly flaunts Short and easy treks to weeks-long moderate and demanding adventures for trekking in Nepal. Ranging from shorter but rewarding 4 days Poonhill trek to bewildering Annapurna Trek and further unrivaled Everest Base Camp trek, one gets the best choices to make according to the available time and prices. Beyond popular tea-house treks, off the beaten trails of Nar-Phu and Manaslu await to offer exotic time travel experience to the medieval era. The land of the Himalayas, Nepal, offers breathtaking and everlasting experience of adventurous trekking in the Everest Region. Besides higher regions trekking, the cultural tour, spiritual tour, wildlife safari, city tour, peak climbing, and various adventurous activities like bungee jumping, zip flyer, paragliding, kayaking, etc are other ways of enjoying fascinating time trekking in Nepal. Nepal is a paradise on Earth. Never miss the opportunity of exploring the majestic Nepal.

Wondering why should you trek in Nepal?

Here are a few listed reasons :

• Thrilling untrodden trails.
• Opportunity to explore the home of 118 ecosystems
• Dramatic passes and ancient trails carved out of side cliffs and mule tracks
• Nepal has thousands of snow-capped mountains with 8 majestic mountains over 8000m.
• Explore the world heritage sites in the capital city, Kathmandu.
• Remote villages and typical lifestyle

• Nepal is a peaceful multicultural and multi-religious country.
• Gorgeous ethnic villages and rich art and architectures
• Warm and friendly people with great hospitable manners
• Ethnic communities like Gurung and Tamang host well maintained homestay to provide a glimpse of the rich culture and traditions of Nepal

Best Season To Trek In Nepal

Though all seasons favor wonderful trekking in Nepal, spring and autumn are considered as the top trekking seasons, and, winter and summer are off-season for trekking. The influx of trekkers in the Himalayas is very high in best trekking seasons: spring (mid-February, March, April, and May) and autumn (September, October, and November). The varying weather and climate cause impacts on trails. During Spring, the sky is clear and trail covers in full blossom of Rhododendron. For Nature lovers, springtime in Nepal can bring the best memories for a lifetime. [caption id="attachment_1008" align="aligncenter" width="5152"] Trekking in Nepal[/caption] Autumn (September-November) is the best season of the year for tourists. Nepalese celebrate their 15 days festivals of Dashain during Autumn. The tranquil breeze and mixture of Summer and winter gives a perfect combo to travel. You get unobstructed views of mountains and cultivated terraced fields while trekking in Nepal.

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 Required permits to trek in Nepal

All trekkers in Nepal must acquire the Trekkers’ Information Management System(TIMS) card. In addition, you need restricted areas permits for conservation areas and National Parks. For instance:  Annapurna Base Camp Trek requires TIMS card and restricted area permit card since the region is protected in Annapurna Conservation Area. More details about Permits for Everest Base Camp Trek. Click HERE!!!!

Food  and  Accomodataion

Nepal has a variety of ethnic cuisine alongside delightful Daal-Bhat Tarkari. The Daal Bhat set contains rice, lentils, vegetables, and pickles. Check out: Food cost during Everest Base Camp Trek Annapurna and Everest region have well-established facilities for food and accommodation. The menus have continental, Chinese and Nepalese items. Other trails also have enough lodges and tea houses built over ridges. Be assured to get mountain views on the backdrop from tea houses. The best gift of life, you can give to yourself and your loved ones are wonderful memories. The land of Everest and its snowy companions are eager to help you with that. Who knows, it might be an opportunity to revitalize yourself amidst mountains.