Nepal, the landlocked country of big mountains, provides enough fascinating hiking trails to bamboozle, particularly those who're planting to visit this land for the first time. Each and every trekking route in Nepal has its own exclusive beauty; the splendour that'll allure your soul & make you wish to come back this country again and again. To help you here we have shortlisted 3 of the most popular trekking regions in Nepal:
Everest Base Camp Trek (EBC):
Well, who doesn't wish to stand face to face with the highest peak in the globe? The trails guiding you to the base camp of Mount Everest is not just famous because they take you to the base camp of the globe's highest mountain. There's certainly more to it. The trails passing via the lovely Sherpa villages such as Namche, Phakding, Dingboche, Tengboche – to name a few provides great chance to comprehend the religion, lifestyle, beliefs, culture and tradition of the iconic Sherpas living in the Khumbu province of Nepal.
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek (ABC):
This is the second most popular trekking route in Nepal. In comparison to other vase camp hiking, ABC trek is shorter, yet rewarding in various ways. Combining this trek alongside Ghandruk and Ghorepani-Poonhill offers you the chance to relish the magnificent combination of natural scenery, landscapes and cultural diversity. Accessibility of several tea houses & friendly villages makes it simpler for trekkers get access to a good place to eat & sleep. Furthermore, possibilities of getting altitude illness are pretty low here, as the maximum height attained throughout this trek is 4,320m. Annapurna province is in a pretty close vicinity to Pokhara, the really popular Lake City in Nepal.
Upper Mustang Trek:
Upper Mustang, an ex Himalayan monarchy placed in the Rainshadow of Dhaulagiri, is the best destination for remote trekking in Nepal. Not opened until the early 90s, the region still needs a special trekking permit which can be arranged by your trekking agency. The region is sheltered since it sustains the immaculate Tibetan Buddhist culture, sixteenth century Buddhist monasteries, the caves engraved into massive cliff walls & the very popular Tiji festival in Lo Manthang. The treeless & barren landscape & the Tibet influenced Buddhist custom are the premier draws of Upper Mustang trekking.
So, these are the most popular trekking destinations in Nepal that you must want to try during your next visit. Best of luck!
Martin Wynn
