Trekking in Nepal
Nepal, a trekker's dream, attracts with its breathtaking scenery and diverse culture. It cradles the Himalayan range, extending across the east-west axis and covering about forty percent of its territory with breathtaking peaks.
Nepal has a land area of 147,181 square kilometers and a population of around 30.6 million people (as of July 2015). It shares borders with Indian states and China's Tibet, resulting in a variety of landscapes, including towering mountains, lush hills, and the flat Terai.
Rivers carved by snow create valleys, nurturing a patchwork of over 100 ethnic groups and 102 languages.
Nepal is a dream destination for enthusiastic hikers, with routes such as Everest Base Camp, Annapurna, and Langtang. With the appeal of Mount Everest, Nepal attracts travellers to discover its splendour. There are options for all skill levels, from easy to difficult, with camping or teahouse stays.
Nepal invites exploration of its natural beauty and cultural heritage, a harmonious blend that promises unforgettable adventures.