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| Everest Region |
 The Everest region, the Khumbu area is known as the home of Sherpa people and the mysterious Yeti. Trekking in the Everest region takes you to the heart of the mountains and culture traveling though moderate forest through Villages River and forest of rhododendron and pine right up the snow line these treks give the flanking and most spectacular views of the Himalayas and you will meet mostly Sherpa people.
The major point of attraction in the Everest region is the Mt Everest the highest peak of the world and other numerous mountains. And culture trophies with the warm Sherpa hospitality and its many monasteries and cultural landmarks. The best time to visit this region is during autumn months October and November and from March to May in summer when the days are warm and clear. Sagarmatha National Park is lies in this region and the park was added to the list on World Heritage site in 1979. Sagarmatha is full of rugged terrain with deep gorges, glacier and huge rocks with its Himalayan terrain and its unique culture. |
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| Annapurna Region |
 This region is geographically and culturally different and it was know as conservation area. Annarpurna sanctuary is one of the most spectaculars in the world. We enter the narrow Modi Khola Gorge, leading us to the hidden world of the Annapurna Sanctuary. The real thrill of trekking closer to the clear tinted blue Himalayan ranges Mt. Annpurna, having less fear of the high altitude problems. The trek go through the tropical lowlands, magnificent forests of rhododendron and entering the village of Magar and Gurung people, who form a major portion of the superlative Gurkha soldiers. |
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| Langatang / Helambu |
 This Langtang valley is situated at north of the Kathmandu . It lies hidden amidst the snow-capped peaks of the Langtang and Jugal Himal ranges. In 1976, Langtang National Park was established by His Majesty's Government of Nepal to conserve the unique flora and fauna of the region. It has an area of 1710 sq. km and firewood is strictly prohibited over here. This valley is covered by the flowers in the summer and pleasant for summer trek. Trek start at the entrance of Langtang national park, pass through the Tamang and Sherpa village of Syabru . We encounter Langur monkeys, deers and several specis of Himalayan birds before reaching Langtang valley. The three main ethnic groups living here are the Yolmo, Tamang and Bhotia, each thought to have originated from Tibet . At Kyangjin, site of a Buddhist monastery. We camp at Kyangjin for two days to explore the upper side of Langtang valley. On our return, we climb to the sacred lake of Gosainkunda and then pass through the Sherpa valley of Helambu or you make the same course. |
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| Kanchenjunga / Makalu Region |
 Kanchenjunga is one the richest areas of the Nepal Himalayas for environmental assortment. It is situated on the Nepal (Eastern) and Sikkim ( India ) border. This trek takes us from the tropical lowland to the high glacier. The glacier deep in the Kanchenjunga range provides magnificent views and memorable experience. In the hillsides in spring, numerous number rhododendron bloom here. Over here inhabitants are predominantly Rai, Limbu Sherpa Bhotias are in the high and Gurung Magar Tamang and Bramin are in lower clustered communities. From Katmandu you fly to Taplejung via Biratnagar and commence trekking up the valley of the Tamur along one of the oldest trade routes in the Himalayan. |
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| Dhaulagiri Region |
 Dhaulagiri is the seventh highest peak in the world, which continues merely over the great Kali Gandaki valley in central west Nepal . This trek around the massif of Dhaulagiri is as challenging and remote as any in Nepal This trek offers breathtaking views of Dhaulagiri 's massive south face as well as the chance to explore the remote valleys hidden away behind its bulks. From Pokhara, the route heads up the Myagdi river valley passing through a few market towns settled along its verdant bank, to reach the southwestern border of Dhaulagiri . You commence your trek through the wonderful forest of pine, rhododendron and to come into view on the Kaphe Glacier, from where you climb up and over French Pass (5240m) and descend down to the wild and unraveled valleys. The route then takes you over the Thapa La pass (5250m), with exceptional views of the great Kali Gandaki George, before the steep descend into the valley and the return down to Pokhara. This is a one of the most challenging trek. |
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| Mustang Region |
 Mustang is located in the central Himalayas of Nepal. Where north of the Annapurnas, Dhaulagiri, and neighboring Tibet . Our journey to this land of magic and mystery begins via Jomsom, it holds a lot of treasure, a gateway to the past that has been lost through ages. Mustang trek has been opened recently to the tourist. It is home to an affluent culture of Buddhist farmers and traders. Entering Mustang, we visit the 16th century monastery at Charang and the fortress city of Lhomathang . The villages are typical like remote regions of Tibet , people follow traditional lifestyle many centuries old. Villages are clustered near large monasteries with prayer flags of the five colors fluttering in a constant breeze. On our return from Mustang, we visit the sacred pilgrimage site of Muktinath. |
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| Gorkha & Ganesh Himal Treks |
 This tour offers a compact insight into the midlands of Nepal and its people. Which takes approximately six hours to reach Gorkha and then 35 minutes to reach the Gorkha Durbar the palace of late king Prithibi Narayan Shah. This place is uniquely new to any trekkers. This route takes us toward the mountain homelands of the brave Gorkhas. It will be a spectacular trek to Gorkha at its medieval splendor with superb foothills sceneries - great cultural assortment and citadel of the era when the great kings protest March from Gorkha to Kathmandu . Sirandanda is the highest point of this trek which is approximately2000mts high, from here one can have magnificence view of the Ganesh Himal, Boudha Himal, Hiun Chuli and some other ranges of Manaslu. |
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