Trekking In Nepal

    The love of nature & the pursuit of the unknown have eternally drawn man to shed the comfort and security of this home to venture beyond the blue ranges on the horizon and to discover new valleys, forests, rivers and high mountains. The quest of mountain lover is for the freedom of the hills, to be at home in the high wilderness, with no barriers he cannot pass, no danger he cannot avoid with due caution and proper knowledge. This is the essence of enjoyment sought by the trekker and the climber.

Trekking is undoubtedly of value to physical fitness but its aim is not to produce athletes. It is an activity which should develop real love for the mountain regions and appreciation of their grandeur. Trekking leads to a closer interest in plants, trees, birds and animals, indeed in all form of nature study.

Trekking in Nepal

current data it ranks 157 out of 188 countries on the Index of Human Development. poor reliability and access to power are the most serious problem arising in Nepal. There is no other country which has more natural beauty and resources as compare to Nepal but the problem is the lack of opportunities, economy and other many problems. Increasing access to electricity in a timely and cost effective manner is the most significant development challenges facing Nepal today.

Trekking means living intensely every moments of each long days enjoying the calm majestic beauty of the serene mountains and its lovely valleys, the romantic walks and the magnificent landscapes as well as to get to know more about the heart of Nepal, and its hill people and their smiling welcome and their unrestrained hospitality towards the new visitors. The higher one goes, feel the mountains appear so awesome, so majestic, so mysterious and beautiful.

There are many beautiful places in Nepal for trekking. There are more than thousand mountains are in the north side of the Nepal. The world highest mountain Mt. Everest (8,848 m) is also in the solukhumbu district of Nepal.