Nepal Trekking Routes Blog

  Looking to go on a vacation that would ease up the hard touch of work? Do you find hiking a thing of interest? Or are you just the type that likes to trek for the fun of it? Then believe when we say there’s really no place that can match the adventure atmosphere of Nepal. Housing the Himalayas and so many more of the mightiest mountains in the world, we’re talking about an annual attraction of about 200,000 trekkers according to statistics and proven facts. This is just incredible. Nepal, which sits comfortably in the Southern Asian region, and is a home to about 26.4 million people is known to be one of the greatest tourist centers in the world. As populous as it is, it remains an interesting fact that Trekking ranks as the most popular activity there. The streets of Nepal are always littered with travelers, some of who are there to sell or rent gears, some who are there for the treks and many others every time of the year. The travels of Nepal cuts through; • the the beauti...

Most individuals on their way to an  Everest Base Camp  will certainly go through Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. It is an incredible, climatic city to explore while you there awaiting your flight to Lukla, and also you will have an opportunity to sample several of the regional cuisine in tea houses  while you are there. You may like Aaloo Dum (Nepali style fried potato) or Momo (dumplings). Kwati is a soupblended from 9 different beans, and Badam Sadeko is a snack of fried peanuts with chillies and garlic. For dessert you might try sweet yoghurt called Dahi or a Nepali whiskey called “Rakshi” which is made from millet. It is a strong drink that heats the belly on it’s way down. A popular restaurant for trekkers in Kathmandu is the “Rum Doodle”. It is filled with souvenirs and messages from many Everest hiking teams in the Khumbu, with notes penned on paper yeti feet, which are pinned to the walls as well as hung from the rafters. It is an enjoyable place to vis...

I make certain everyone knows you need to be reasonably fit to do the Everest Base Camp trek . I was told you don't require to be the ultimate athlete (I'm most absolutely not!); you just have to make certain you've had some type of physical prep work for a couple of months before your trip. After speaking with close friends who have actually done the trip, I was suggested some trekkers training for a whole year before the trek nonetheless, if you do normal workout and also are reasonably healthy, you will do just fine. I really hope so as I definitely do not have a year to prepare. Form my preparation I have done a bit of jogging, running and interval training with a friend three times a week. I most definitely feel that this has boosted my degree of physical fitness. I'm typically an active person so I primarily needed to boost the intensity of my run/walk as well as extend it for a few extra kilometers as endurance training. Likewise about a month before the ...