5 Most Popular tour in Nepal With Snap

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           1  - Kathmandu Valley tour:-

The Kathmandu Valley is the capital city of nepal and gateway to the land of adventure, trekking hiking and tour trip Nepal.  In the history the Kathmandu was spoken as ‘Kasthamandap”. Mainly there are three major cities as the main town which are: bhaktapur, lalitpur and Kathmandu. As we all known that the famous sites like Bhaktapur Durbar square, Patan Durbar, Chnagunarayan and many more are included wordl heritage sites of Nepal. Beside this Swayambunath, Pashupatinath, boudha, Sanga( Big statue of Lord Shiva) etc.

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2 - Pokhara city tour :-

Pokhara is the gateway trekking to the sanctuary Anaapurna region. It is one of the most raining Districts in Nepal. However the city is beautiful, less polluted regarding to others. Villiage likeGandruk and Ghorepani Provide fantastic panoramic view of the Annapurna Range.

In the city the programmed includes the site seeing around the pokhara valley.  Sun rising and paragliding point sarankot, Buddhist peace stupa, Boating revolve around the barahi temple, david falls, Gokarneshwor mahadev etc.

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3 - Lumbini tour:-

Lumbini which is known as the Birth place of Lord Gautam Buddha who spread the knowledge of peace and Buddhism with the help of his monk’s student.  The fact regarding the luymbini is that the temple has own firelight which is never stop it is burn and it is going continually till the date from it’s been burn. There are many Pilgrimages, stupas, Gumba around the kapilvastu. Especially this place will be god home for the Buddhism religion Lovers.

       

4 - Bike tour: 

- The Himalayas is of course the main attraction for serious trekkers and mountain climbers, along with mountain bikers who take to the foothills and lowland areas.  The bike tour is also regarded as the best trip doing in nepal. There are many different itineraries with different places by doing cycling as well as with heavy motorbikes.  Jomsom- Muktinath and Tibet –Lhasa for the bike tour.

      5.       Nagarkot hiking tours :

  This nagarkot tour hiking is specially designed for those people who can’t afford long trip; they don’t have enough time but still want to taste the hiking tours.  This hiking is 1 night 2 days programs.  In this tour there’s no need to climb high hills, no problem of altitude and it’s just a free walk around the village. Additionally the people also able to see the stunning view s of the langtang Himalayan range and sun rise/ sun set also.

Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) :- (Most important for the mountain trekkers in Himalaya)

Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) :- (Most important for the mountain trekkers in Himalaya)
As we ascend to high altitude (above 2,500 m / 8,200 ft), our bodies are must acclimatize to the decreasing amount of oxygen available. Failure to acclimatize will result in Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), also known as high altitude illness. Many travelers to high altitude will suffer from AMS and a few will die. It is due to decreasing atmospheric pressure and oxyzen (02) concentration.
AMS presents in two ways: 
(1) HAPE- (water freeze in the lung).
 (2) HACE- (water freeze in the brain).
HAPE: (High Altitude Pulmonary Edema): water freeze in the lungs.
Symptoms and signs:-
 (1) Breathlessness (Normal respiration rate in 6,000 m 20 breath per minute) 
(2) Dry cough 
(3) Blueness or darkness of face, lip or tongue
 (4) Tiredness 
(5) Fatigue
 (6) Coma (difficult to wake up) 
(7) Chest pain 
(8) Fever (Up to 30 Degree) 
(9) Sound in Lung 
(10) Blood strayed in sputum
HACE: (High Altitude Cerebral Edema): By the cause of water freez in the Barin.
Symptoms and signs:-
 (1) Tiredness and sever fatigue 
(2) Headache (3) Mental confusing
 (4) Nausea and vomiting 
(5) Double visual
 (6) Change in behavior
 (7) Coma-difficult to wake up.
you most know if you are in the Himalaya.

Tibet remained concealed to the entire world in the early 20th century

 
Tibet remained concealed to the entire world in the early 20th century, now acknowledged as the Roof of the world is enclosed in its Himalayan ortress. Tibet is situated at the South-West border of China and heart of Tibet-Qinghai highlands. Tibet adjoins with Sichuan, Yuannan, Xinjian and Qinghai to the south. Tibet borders with Nepal, India, Bhutan, Burma, Sikkim and is surrounded by Kashmir on the west. Tibet tours, one of the regular expeditions which allow exploring through the prehistoric Lhasa city, well known as political, economic and cultural centre of Tibet. Nepal Footprint Holiday Treks provides various types of tour packages around Tibet that includes Samye Ganden trek, Tingri Base Camp, Everest Advance base Camp, Shishapangma trek, and
Tibet tour comprises both camp trekking and tented trekking along with Tibetan staffs. Tibet tour begins and concludes at Lhasa. Lhasa city has numerous temples and monasteries including one of the world’s biggest Drepung Monastery and most sacred Jokhang Temple which allows the travelers to become more familiar with authentic Tibetan Buddhism. Tibet is admired for comprising the exceptional ethnicity and culture in the world where people are entirely devoted to Tibetan Buddhism. The Potala Palace neglects the skyline with its significant and ancient architecture. Tibet, formerly named as “land of snow” consists of greatest ranges of snow capped mountains along with numerous watercourses like Namtso Lake, Yamdrok Lake, Basum tso Lake, Lhasa River, Manasarovar Lake, Yarlung River and many more which provides spectacular and unique experience with the natural magnificence of Tibet.
This prehistoric city is very rich and inimitable in its history, culture and life style of Tibetan people. A trip to these traditional sanctuary and monasteries will present you a sense of amazement. An extravagant flight through the Great Himalayas from Kathmandu to Lhasa begins our journey along with the panorama of mighty Mt. Everest (8848m) and more than a few other ranges of the mountains from the flight. Nepal  will provide a trouble-free experience around the primeval city of Lhasa.

quite a lot more Tibet tour along with a complete Tibetan voyage service.

Trekking in Nepal 

The walk leads towards the dense forested gorge in between Hiunchuli and Machapuchere peaks

Annapurna Trekking 

The Annapurna Base Camp was first explored by the legendry climber Maurice Herzog in the 1950's, then the commercial trekking began after Col Jimmy Edward and Mike Cheney founded and explored this Annapurna region in the late 1960's and named it the Sanctuary as this area is truly the place of the Gods and it's natural spirits, so once in the base camp and its sanctuary you will feel as you are in the heavenly realm.

We  offers a contrast landscapes to Annapurna Base Camp even though this region is the most popular destination among trekkers, but with  to Annapurna Base Camp and the Sanctuary one will get vast difference with it's expert staff and porters makes you feel secure and safe our friendly guides showing you the magic of the Himalaya and its rich culture, our walking journey to the Annapurna Base Camp and to its Sanctuary begins from Pokhara second largest city after Kathmandu a scenic place, trekking to Annapurna Base Camp includes fabulous mountain views along with age old cultural diversity and trekking through farms and traditional villages. The walk leads towards the dense forested gorge in between Hiunchuli and Machapuchere peaks trekking towards the lush rain and bamboo forest by the side of raging Modi Khola (river) finally reaching to the Annapurna Base Camp and the Sanctuary with giant walls of mountain fortress. Once into the Sanctuary of Gods and its natural spirit (as quoted by the pioneer Col
Jimmy Edwards who first explored this area in the late 1960’s) you will be surrounded in the middle of  high mountains from Annapurna I (26,545ft-8,091m) Annapurna south (23,693ft-7,219m), Gangapurna (24,457ft.-7,455m) and Annapurna III (24,787ft-7,555m). Return walking journey leads to along descend through the raging Modi Khola  and ending this great adventure at Pokhara, a pleasant scenic and most popular destination in the Himalaya with its famed serene Fewa Lake, along with a grand scenery of towering mountain range of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu range including the majestic unclimbed peak Machapuchere (Fish-Tail).

Treks Guide in Nepal 

Trekking, Travel & Tours in nepal

Simply there are lots of things to do for spending the holiday. For a certain group of people, trekking comes in their mind at first when spending their holiday. It’s not limit to this extent but it has established as an industry, an employment for the thousands of people involved in the trekking from the government to agency, to the trekkers guide, porters and the lodge, hotels and the restaurants that runs only through these visitors.

Himalayas ranges 500 miles from east to west of Nepal which are the routes for the trekking. Typical and popular trekking regions in Nepal or Annapurna, Dolpo, Langtang, Manaslu and Mount Everest. Once my friend told that the trekking does not end after the reaching the one place it further inspires for the next time. Each time it’s not the same thing but the surprises that you get is the best thing. The top 8 highest peak above 8000m height provides enough routes for the trekking in Nepal. Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, Choyu, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna including the highest peak Choyu, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna including the highest peak provides enough routes for trekking in Nepal.  Not only this other trekking routes like Panch Pokhari trek , Tsum valley trek, Upper  Mustang trekking are the fascinating trek preferred by the travelers. 

You will realize the true Nepal in the remoteness area far from the modernity which still prevails in the same way from the centuries past. The complex topography, thunder storming ridges, deep valleys, Georges, glaciers, diverse landscapes has always fascinated the visitors. No matter how difficult or the strenuous the journey may be trekkers never get disheartened and the ultimate happiness at the destination gives relief and lots of joy that you will never get anywhere and inspires for further trekking plans. Trekking in Nepal was stricted till 1949, thereafter the ultimate destination for the trekking in Nepal has increased from all over the world excluding the time of decade of Maoist insurgency. All the places are not even freed for the trekking and even s some places require special permit from the government of Nepal. 

Trekking in Nepal makes all the arrangement for the trekking desiring your trekking destination. Tea house trekking and camp trekking is popular and common in Nepal.  September to November is the best time for the trekking in Nepal. Along with that the Trekking in Nepal arranges all the necessary requirements from the TIMS card to registered guide and porters to accompany you. Lots of things need to be taken care of for trekking. You must be fully prepared mentally and physically and able to acclimatize at the high altitude, carry the necessary equipments. All through the trekking you will learn to control yourself and know your body very well. Being safe and healthy is the first thing you must possess while start for trekking.

Manaslu trekking

Manaslu trekking

Trek Manaslu

Manaslu region is preferred by the travellers who want to experience the challenging trek as well as see the unspoiled beauty of the nature of mother earth. Only in the year 1992, the area was opened for the visitors and spontaneously the region has been receiving the thousands of the adventure lover and explorer from all around the world. Not as popular as the Khumbu and the, Annapurna region but the fascinating beauty of the simple villages around the Manaslu is something that you will never see elsewhere.

Manaslu represents the spiritual mountain in Sanskrit. Manaslu (8163m) is one of the eighth highest peak in the world. There are varieties of trek options in the Manaslu trekking and the choice is yours which requires your fulfillment and the desire. Manaslu region lies in the west central part of Nepal in the boarder of Tibet. Nepal trekking tour Trekking in Nepal  ,gives you the opportunity to trek in the beautiful Tsum valley and around Manaslu himal and Manaslu base camp.

Manaslu Trekking

 Manaslu trekking starts from the Arughat and follows the trail of Budi Gandaki river and to the Wonderful passes “Larkhya Pass”. All the path passes through the deep gorges and the deep valleys all make the journey a classic one. It’s not only the breathtaking view of the beautiful snowcapped mountains but also the ancient monasteries and the manis and the prayer flags surrounding the villages that fascinates you. 

You will also come to know the some tribes who are descendants of the Tibetan people along with the Gurung communities. Most of the villages are dominated by the influence of the Tibetan culture traditions, dresses and all the rituals. You came to befascinated with the every step on the trails of the yak caravan you ahead in this journey. Even on the trails  you can be encountered with the various fauna like the Snow leopards, panda and various wild species. The No matter how strenuous is the trek the adventure lovers always love the challenges that come across to them.  

Manaslu Region

The trekking offers you the scenic view of the more than ten peaks above the 6500m high. With the restricted area permit and one registers guide is required to accompany you for the trekking in the Manaslu region. Nepal trekking tour Trekking in Nepal offers the camping as well as tea house trekking in your journey in beautiful  Manaslu region.

Mera Peak Itinerary

 The highest peaks of Nepal Mera Peaks at 6654 meters is one of the highest permitted trekking peaks of Nepal.

Mera Peak Map

Itinerary:
Day 01: Fly Kathmandu to Lukla (2,840m) & Trek to Puyan (2800 m)
Day 02: Trek to Pangkongma (2,846m) 
Day 03: Trek to Nashing Dingma (2,600m) 
Day 04: Trek to Chalem Kharka (3,600m) 
Day 05: Trek to Chunbu Kharka (4,200m) 
Day 06: Trek to Hinku Valley & Continue to Thaksingdingma (3600m) 
Day 07: Trek to Thangnak (4350m) 
Day 08: Trek to Khare (5100m) 
Day 09: Trek to Mera La (5400m) 
Day 10: Rest / Exploration Day for Acclimatization 
Day 11: Continue to High Camp (5800m) 
Day 12: Summit the Mera Peak (6,654 m / 21,830 ft) 
Day 13 - 16: Trek back to Lukla 
Day 17: Fly back to Kathmandu (1,310m)