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- Everest RegionEverest Region is named after the world’s highest peak, Mt. Everest (8848.8m). This region is the cumulative destination of multiple popular trekking trails worldwide. Everest Region is situated in northeastern Nepal, particularly in Solukhumbu District. It is also known as the “Khumbu region.” It is popular for the highest peaks. Simply, it is the Shangri-La of the World’s Highest Peaks. You can see 04 of Nepal’s 08 highest 8000m peaks from this region. Mt. Everest (the highest mountain in the world), Mt. Lhotse (the Fourth Highest mountain in the world), Makalu (the fifth highest in the world), and Cho Oyu (the sixth highest mountain in the world). Mt. Everest is also known as Sagarmatha (Goddess of the sky). Read More Why Trek in the Everest Region? The Everest region of Nepal is one of the most sought-after trekking destinations, but why trek in the Everest region? Also known as the Khumbu region, the Everest region is popular as the home of the world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest. The Everest Base Camp, which lies in this region, is the ultimate trekking destination for trek enthusiasts worldwide. Trekking in the Everest region offers a chance to get an up-close view of Mount…
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- Everest RegionEverest Region is named after the world’s highest peak, Mt. Everest (8848.8m). This region is the cumulative destination of multiple popular trekking trails worldwide. Everest Region is situated in northeastern Nepal, particularly in Solukhumbu District. It is also known as the “Khumbu region.” It is popular for the highest peaks. Simply, it is the Shangri-La of the World’s Highest Peaks. You can see 04 of Nepal’s 08 highest 8000m peaks from this region. Mt. Everest (the highest mountain in the world), Mt. Lhotse (the Fourth Highest mountain in the world), Makalu (the fifth highest in the world), and Cho Oyu (the sixth highest mountain in the world). Mt. Everest is also known as Sagarmatha (Goddess of the sky). Read More Why Trek in the Everest Region? The Everest region of Nepal is one of the most sought-after trekking destinations, but why trek in the Everest region? Also known as the Khumbu region, the Everest region is popular as the home of the world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest. The Everest Base Camp, which lies in this region, is the ultimate trekking destination for trek enthusiasts worldwide. Trekking in the Everest region offers a chance to get an up-close view of Mount…
- Annapurna RegionAnnapurna region Trek is the dream getaway for every traveler (independent or in groups). The region is home to various iconic mountains, ethnic groups, high or low-altitude treks, and a sanctuary. Annapurna region resides in the western part of Nepal between the Dhaulagiri and Gandaki zones. It is renowned for nestling Mount Annapurna (8091 m/ 26545 ft), the tenth tallest peak. Annapurna Conservation Area protects the entire region, covering about 7629 sq. km. (2946 sq mi). This conservation area is home to Annapurna Sanctuary, world-class mountains, and treks. Annapurna Conservation area was built in 1985 and opened officially in 1992. It elevates from 790 m altitude to 8091 m high homing different wildlife, plants, natural beauties, religious sites, and settlements. Get ready to be lost in this unique combination of depths and heights during your visit to Annapurna Region as the extraordinary ecosystems take you on a magical trip. Read More Popular Annapurna Region Treks 1. Annapurna Base Camp Trek The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is the second-most famous trekking destination in Nepal. Its highest point is the base camp of the world’s tenth-highest mountain, Mount Annapurna, at 4130 meters. The trek offers an excellent opportunity to explore the scenic…
- Kanchenjunga RegionKanchenjunga Region is one of Nepal’s best trekking regions and is among the most challenging treks in Nepal. It is also among the most remote treks, which means you will be trekking in some of the secluded areas of Nepal where there are fewer facilities, infrastructures, and comfort. You might be wondering why you should trek the Kanchenjunga Region. This blog will discuss why you should visit the Kanchenjunga Trek. The Kanchenjunga Region is home to the extraordinary Mount Kanchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in Nepal. The region is also home to the very popular Kanchenjunga National Park, where several species of animals, plants, mammals, birds, insects, etc., live. There are several variations of the Kanchenjunga Trek, which can be a challenging adventure. So, let’s get into why you should trek the Kanchenjunga Region. Why Trek in the Kanchenjunga Region? The Kanchenjunga region is filled with mystery and the remote, secluded adventure of the mountains in the Himalayas. If you love the off-beaten wilderness trek, this region is the best for you. Here are a few reasons why trek in the Kanchenjunga Region. Visit Mount Kanchenjunga One main reason to visit the Kanchenjunga region is to get closer to Mount Kanchenjunga.…
- Langtang RegionLangtang Region is situated in the north-central part of Nepal. The region is a valley surrounded by snowy peaks, green hills, and settlements. The Langtang Valley provides a panoramic view of the Himalayas. It is one of the most popular travel destinations in Nepal after the Everest region and Annapurna Region. Langtang region also borders Tibet in the northern part of Nepal. That’s why a lot of influence can be felt of Tibetan culture, art, and architecture. Langtang National Park Permit fee: 30 USD for foreigners | 15 USD for SAARC nationals | Free for Below 10 years Area: 1710 Sq.Km. Elevation: 1000m – 7245m Climate: Subtropical-Alpine Major Glacier: Gyangchempo, Langtang Read More Langtang Region Flora and Fauna Approximately 25% of the Langtang National Park is forest. Trees like Bamboo, Pine, Maple, and different types of Rhododendrons are found in this area. Rare animals like Himalayan Black Bear, Snow leopard, and Red Panda are found in this region. Furthermore, more than 250 species of birds are recorded in the national park, including the national bird of Nepal, the Himalayan Monal (Lhophophorus). Langtang Valley Trekking Destinations Langtang is a sophisticated region full of natural and cultural attractions. This region offers easy…
- Makalu RegionMakalu Region trek lies on the eastern side of Nepal between Solukhumbu and Sankhuwasabha District in Province No. 1. The region is well-known for nestling Mount Makalu (8485 m/ 27838 ft), the globe’s fifth highest peak, and various exciting trekking routes. In 1992, Makalu Barun National Park was established, covering 2330 sq. km in this region. The protected area expands around 44 km/ 27 mi from north to south and about 66 km/ 41 mi from west to east. All the dazzling trails pass through this park, so you will be spending some adventurous time here. The path winds through five ecological zones, starting with tropical and subtropical in the Arun Valley. Then spanning its way past Lower and upper temperate, the path leads you to Subalpine and later through Alpine pastures. In the Makalu region, you start below 1000 m altitude and head above 5000 m. While transitioning through the vegetation, the Makalu region exhibits a high diversity of forests on the trail. However, its aspect changes depending on the temperature, snow, and moisture at different elevations. Read More Visitors get to see Sal in forests below 3300 ft, similarly Schima and Chinkapin between 3300 to 6600 ft; oak,…
- Manaslu RegionManaslu Region is one of Nepal’s most popular trekking and tourism regions. It remains attractive for trekkers because it is one of Nepal’s most off-beaten and remote regions. The Manaslu region is the perfect blend of the fun and adventure trek. There are many attractions in the Manslu region, which will be discussed in this blog. What makes the Manaslu region so unique is that you will be trekking in an unexplored area and have the chance to see Nepal’s natural beauty. The trail follows the Budhi Gandaki River and goes through a narrow gorge between the Manaslu and Ganesh Himal mountain ranges. After crossing the Larkya La pass (5200 m), the trek descends toward the Marsyangdi valley, offering stunning views of the Himlung Himal, Annapurna range, and other snow-capped peaks since the Manaslu region trek is unexplored mainly, which is why it has less commercialization. However, those who have explored the Manaslu region have given a massive rave about it. So let’s get more information on the Manaslu region and explain why you should trek it. Why Trek in the Manaslu Region? The Manaslu Region is among Nepal’s most beautiful trekking regions but is less popular and commercialized than…
- Dolpo RegionDolpo region is a Tibetan-inhabited highland located in the western part of Nepal. It covers around 15 percent of the area in Nepal and is divided into Outer (lower) and Inner (Upper) parts. Dolpo Region homes several high-altitude villages, with nearly 90 percent of them located 3500 m above sea level. A part of this region also resides in Shey Phoksundo National Park, the largest and only trans-Himalayan park in Nepal. The park shelters a large abundance of wildlife and birds such as musk deer, snow leopards, Himalayan blue sheep, snow pigeons, Himalayan griffons, and more. The region has outstanding landscapes, beautiful lakes, and scenic mountain views. Trekking in this region lets you visit destinations such as Shey Gompa, Shey Phoksundo Lake, and many more. The majority of people living here are of Tibetan origin. They are friendly people with a warm and welcoming nature. While exploring the region, you get to see their unique culture and lifestyle. Dolpo region offers several trekking destinations: Upper Dolpo Trek, Phoksundo Trek, Shey Gompa Trek, Rara Lake Trek, Lower Dolpo Trek, and more. Overall, the beautiful Dolpo Region catches the eye of travelers with its diverse culture, extravagant nature, and scenic beauty. The…
- Heli TrekNepal Helicopter Return treks are generally more popular and prevalent than anywhere else. They are considered the trekkers’ safe and fast way out from the mountains. Helicopters are, in fact, viewed as the best and easy alternative to escape the long winding trek routes of the Himalayas. The helicopter return trek is a fascinating way to discover Nepal’s hidden majesties and landscapes in a short time while also enjoying a walk on the old trail. Since trekking is tedious and exhausting, hiring a helicopter seems a great option when returning from the trek. It provides you with the most amazing travel experience that visitors can feel. The helicopter return trek combines comfort, convenience, and exclusivity. As far as it’s thrilling, helicopter return treks are equally safe and secure. They provide more freedom and privacy for trekkers to enjoy the journey while watching the majestic view. You can hire a helicopter to return from various locations like Everest Base Camp, Manaslu, Annapurna Base Camp, Gosainkunda, Langtang Valley, Tilicho Lake, etc. Most trekkers book private heli to fly back from the base camp as the trails are long and time-consuming. For the best heli return trek with luxury accommodations with hot showers, western toilets, and wifi. Life Himalaya trekking is the best local company for…
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- Luxury Mera Peak Climbing with Helicopter Return – 13 days
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- Lobuche West Peak Climbing
- Polder Peak climbing – 14 days
- Thorong Peak Climbing – 16 days adventure
- Yala Peak Climbing 12 Days
- Everest Three Peak Climbing: Mera, Island, Lobuche Peak
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- Tent Peak Climbing – 18 days
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- Everest RegionEverest Region is named after the world’s highest peak, Mt. Everest (8848.8m). This region is the cumulative destination of multiple popular trekking trails worldwide. Everest Region is situated in northeastern Nepal, particularly in Solukhumbu District. It is also known as the “Khumbu region.” It is popular for the highest peaks. Simply, it is the Shangri-La of the World’s Highest Peaks. You can see 04 of Nepal’s 08 highest 8000m peaks from this region. Mt. Everest (the highest mountain in the world), Mt. Lhotse (the Fourth Highest mountain in the world), Makalu (the fifth highest in the world), and Cho Oyu (the sixth highest mountain in the world). Mt. Everest is also known as Sagarmatha (Goddess of the sky). Read More Why Trek in the Everest Region? The Everest region of Nepal is one of the most sought-after trekking destinations, but why trek in the Everest region? Also known as the Khumbu region, the Everest region is popular as the home of the world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest. The Everest Base Camp, which lies in this region, is the ultimate trekking destination for trek enthusiasts worldwide. Trekking in the Everest region offers a chance to get an up-close view of Mount…
- Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek - 16 Days
- VIP Everest Base Camp Trek for Beginners
- Everest Base Camp Trek - 15 Days
- Short Everest Base Camp Trek 7 Days
- Mount Everest Base Camp Trek – 12 days
- Everest Three High Passes Trekking - 19 Days
- Gokyo Valley and Everest Base Camp Trek
- Gokyo Renjo La Pass Trekking - 13 Days
- EBC Chola Gokyo Lake Trekking
- Everest Panorama Trek - 10 Days
- Everest RegionEverest Region is named after the world’s highest peak, Mt. Everest (8848.8m). This region is the cumulative destination of multiple popular trekking trails worldwide. Everest Region is situated in northeastern Nepal, particularly in Solukhumbu District. It is also known as the “Khumbu region.” It is popular for the highest peaks. Simply, it is the Shangri-La of the World’s Highest Peaks. You can see 04 of Nepal’s 08 highest 8000m peaks from this region. Mt. Everest (the highest mountain in the world), Mt. Lhotse (the Fourth Highest mountain in the world), Makalu (the fifth highest in the world), and Cho Oyu (the sixth highest mountain in the world). Mt. Everest is also known as Sagarmatha (Goddess of the sky). Read More Why Trek in the Everest Region? The Everest region of Nepal is one of the most sought-after trekking destinations, but why trek in the Everest region? Also known as the Khumbu region, the Everest region is popular as the home of the world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest. The Everest Base Camp, which lies in this region, is the ultimate trekking destination for trek enthusiasts worldwide. Trekking in the Everest region offers a chance to get an up-close view of Mount…
- Annapurna RegionAnnapurna region Trek is the dream getaway for every traveler (independent or in groups). The region is home to various iconic mountains, ethnic groups, high or low-altitude treks, and a sanctuary. Annapurna region resides in the western part of Nepal between the Dhaulagiri and Gandaki zones. It is renowned for nestling Mount Annapurna (8091 m/ 26545 ft), the tenth tallest peak. Annapurna Conservation Area protects the entire region, covering about 7629 sq. km. (2946 sq mi). This conservation area is home to Annapurna Sanctuary, world-class mountains, and treks. Annapurna Conservation area was built in 1985 and opened officially in 1992. It elevates from 790 m altitude to 8091 m high homing different wildlife, plants, natural beauties, religious sites, and settlements. Get ready to be lost in this unique combination of depths and heights during your visit to Annapurna Region as the extraordinary ecosystems take you on a magical trip. Read More Popular Annapurna Region Treks 1. Annapurna Base Camp Trek The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is the second-most famous trekking destination in Nepal. Its highest point is the base camp of the world’s tenth-highest mountain, Mount Annapurna, at 4130 meters. The trek offers an excellent opportunity to explore the scenic…
- Kanchenjunga RegionKanchenjunga Region is one of Nepal’s best trekking regions and is among the most challenging treks in Nepal. It is also among the most remote treks, which means you will be trekking in some of the secluded areas of Nepal where there are fewer facilities, infrastructures, and comfort. You might be wondering why you should trek the Kanchenjunga Region. This blog will discuss why you should visit the Kanchenjunga Trek. The Kanchenjunga Region is home to the extraordinary Mount Kanchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in Nepal. The region is also home to the very popular Kanchenjunga National Park, where several species of animals, plants, mammals, birds, insects, etc., live. There are several variations of the Kanchenjunga Trek, which can be a challenging adventure. So, let’s get into why you should trek the Kanchenjunga Region. Why Trek in the Kanchenjunga Region? The Kanchenjunga region is filled with mystery and the remote, secluded adventure of the mountains in the Himalayas. If you love the off-beaten wilderness trek, this region is the best for you. Here are a few reasons why trek in the Kanchenjunga Region. Visit Mount Kanchenjunga One main reason to visit the Kanchenjunga region is to get closer to Mount Kanchenjunga.…
- Langtang RegionLangtang Region is situated in the north-central part of Nepal. The region is a valley surrounded by snowy peaks, green hills, and settlements. The Langtang Valley provides a panoramic view of the Himalayas. It is one of the most popular travel destinations in Nepal after the Everest region and Annapurna Region. Langtang region also borders Tibet in the northern part of Nepal. That’s why a lot of influence can be felt of Tibetan culture, art, and architecture. Langtang National Park Permit fee: 30 USD for foreigners | 15 USD for SAARC nationals | Free for Below 10 years Area: 1710 Sq.Km. Elevation: 1000m – 7245m Climate: Subtropical-Alpine Major Glacier: Gyangchempo, Langtang Read More Langtang Region Flora and Fauna Approximately 25% of the Langtang National Park is forest. Trees like Bamboo, Pine, Maple, and different types of Rhododendrons are found in this area. Rare animals like Himalayan Black Bear, Snow leopard, and Red Panda are found in this region. Furthermore, more than 250 species of birds are recorded in the national park, including the national bird of Nepal, the Himalayan Monal (Lhophophorus). Langtang Valley Trekking Destinations Langtang is a sophisticated region full of natural and cultural attractions. This region offers easy…
- Makalu RegionMakalu Region trek lies on the eastern side of Nepal between Solukhumbu and Sankhuwasabha District in Province No. 1. The region is well-known for nestling Mount Makalu (8485 m/ 27838 ft), the globe’s fifth highest peak, and various exciting trekking routes. In 1992, Makalu Barun National Park was established, covering 2330 sq. km in this region. The protected area expands around 44 km/ 27 mi from north to south and about 66 km/ 41 mi from west to east. All the dazzling trails pass through this park, so you will be spending some adventurous time here. The path winds through five ecological zones, starting with tropical and subtropical in the Arun Valley. Then spanning its way past Lower and upper temperate, the path leads you to Subalpine and later through Alpine pastures. In the Makalu region, you start below 1000 m altitude and head above 5000 m. While transitioning through the vegetation, the Makalu region exhibits a high diversity of forests on the trail. However, its aspect changes depending on the temperature, snow, and moisture at different elevations. Read More Visitors get to see Sal in forests below 3300 ft, similarly Schima and Chinkapin between 3300 to 6600 ft; oak,…
- Manaslu RegionManaslu Region is one of Nepal’s most popular trekking and tourism regions. It remains attractive for trekkers because it is one of Nepal’s most off-beaten and remote regions. The Manaslu region is the perfect blend of the fun and adventure trek. There are many attractions in the Manslu region, which will be discussed in this blog. What makes the Manaslu region so unique is that you will be trekking in an unexplored area and have the chance to see Nepal’s natural beauty. The trail follows the Budhi Gandaki River and goes through a narrow gorge between the Manaslu and Ganesh Himal mountain ranges. After crossing the Larkya La pass (5200 m), the trek descends toward the Marsyangdi valley, offering stunning views of the Himlung Himal, Annapurna range, and other snow-capped peaks since the Manaslu region trek is unexplored mainly, which is why it has less commercialization. However, those who have explored the Manaslu region have given a massive rave about it. So let’s get more information on the Manaslu region and explain why you should trek it. Why Trek in the Manaslu Region? The Manaslu Region is among Nepal’s most beautiful trekking regions but is less popular and commercialized than…
- Dolpo RegionDolpo region is a Tibetan-inhabited highland located in the western part of Nepal. It covers around 15 percent of the area in Nepal and is divided into Outer (lower) and Inner (Upper) parts. Dolpo Region homes several high-altitude villages, with nearly 90 percent of them located 3500 m above sea level. A part of this region also resides in Shey Phoksundo National Park, the largest and only trans-Himalayan park in Nepal. The park shelters a large abundance of wildlife and birds such as musk deer, snow leopards, Himalayan blue sheep, snow pigeons, Himalayan griffons, and more. The region has outstanding landscapes, beautiful lakes, and scenic mountain views. Trekking in this region lets you visit destinations such as Shey Gompa, Shey Phoksundo Lake, and many more. The majority of people living here are of Tibetan origin. They are friendly people with a warm and welcoming nature. While exploring the region, you get to see their unique culture and lifestyle. Dolpo region offers several trekking destinations: Upper Dolpo Trek, Phoksundo Trek, Shey Gompa Trek, Rara Lake Trek, Lower Dolpo Trek, and more. Overall, the beautiful Dolpo Region catches the eye of travelers with its diverse culture, extravagant nature, and scenic beauty. The…
- Heli TrekNepal Helicopter Return treks are generally more popular and prevalent than anywhere else. They are considered the trekkers’ safe and fast way out from the mountains. Helicopters are, in fact, viewed as the best and easy alternative to escape the long winding trek routes of the Himalayas. The helicopter return trek is a fascinating way to discover Nepal’s hidden majesties and landscapes in a short time while also enjoying a walk on the old trail. Since trekking is tedious and exhausting, hiring a helicopter seems a great option when returning from the trek. It provides you with the most amazing travel experience that visitors can feel. The helicopter return trek combines comfort, convenience, and exclusivity. As far as it’s thrilling, helicopter return treks are equally safe and secure. They provide more freedom and privacy for trekkers to enjoy the journey while watching the majestic view. You can hire a helicopter to return from various locations like Everest Base Camp, Manaslu, Annapurna Base Camp, Gosainkunda, Langtang Valley, Tilicho Lake, etc. Most trekkers book private heli to fly back from the base camp as the trails are long and time-consuming. For the best heli return trek with luxury accommodations with hot showers, western toilets, and wifi. Life Himalaya trekking is the best local company for…
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- Luxury Mera Peak Climbing with Helicopter Return – 13 days
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- Lobuche West Peak Climbing
- Polder Peak climbing – 14 days
- Thorong Peak Climbing – 16 days adventure
- Yala Peak Climbing 12 Days
- Everest Three Peak Climbing: Mera, Island, Lobuche Peak
- Mustang,,Saribung Peak Climbing via Damodar Lake and Phu Valley
- Chulu East Peak Climbing
- Tent Peak Climbing – 18 days
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- Mustang,,Saribung Peak Climbing via Damodar Lake and Phu Valley
- Jiri to Island Peak Climbing
- Everest Base Camp Trek with Lobuche Peak Climbing
- Rolwaling and Pachermo Peak Climbing
- Hinku Valley and Mera Peak Climbing
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