Trekking
Trekking Homepage Trekking does not mean mountain climbing. While the ascent of a Himalayan peak may be an attraction for some, you don’t need to have such a goal to enjoy a trek. Trekking refers to walking on established trails, and a trek in Nepal is much more than your average trek. Nepals trekking trails are part of the countries ancient heritage. Beside having the awesome spectacle of the Himalaya as a constant backdrop, you will pass through remote mountain villiages and meet people whose lifestyle has not changed in generations. Ancient religious temples, monuments and stupas along the trail are the only signposts. Trekking is the only way to see the real Nepal as it was, and indeed still is. It is no wonder that Nepal has captured the imagination of mountaineers and explorers for more than 100 years. 
The terrain in Nepal changes from tropical jungle to high glaciated peaks in only 150 km. During a trek, the Himalaya disappear behind Nepal's continual hills, but dominate the skyline at each pass. Annapurna, Manaslu, Langtang, Gauri Shankar and Everest will become familiar names. Finally, after weeks of walking, you will arrive at the foot of the mountains themselves - astonishing heights dwarfing their surroundings. Your conception of the Himalaya alters as you turn from peaks famed only for their height to gaze on far more picturesque summits that you may never have heard of - Kantega, Ama Dablam, Machhapuchhare and Kumbhakarna. Nothing beats the great outdoors, and the Himalayas are an example of nature in its most compellingly powerfull form. Standing tall in their presence, experiencing the awesome spectacle first hand invokes emotions and feelings that are unsurpassed and the feeling of accomplishment is tremendous. Added to that, the religious monuments and artifacts surrounding the trails, as well as the humble and traditional lives of the remote Himalayan population adds another element to the journey, and combines to make it an experience you'll be sure to never forget
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Why trek with Nepal Dreams? We stand by our policy of tailoring a trip exactly for your needs. Unlike other companies, when you book with Nepal Dreams you will not be added onto a large trekking group to maximise our profits. Instead you will be given your own individual guide. This means that you can go at your own pace, stop when you like, and take any diversion you may wish to take on the way Trekking in large groups puts pressure on people to keep up with the pace which can make it less enjoyable, and also at high altitudes can be dangerous. It also means if you cant keep up with the program then you run the risk of being left behind and having to return. When you book with Nepal Dreams you can take as long as you wish, and even take a day off to relax if you fancy! The itinerary is entirely up to you. This total piece of mind will allow you to relax completely and just enjoy the sublime environment you are in. 
Should you make a group booking we will ensure there are sufficient guide numbers should certain party members fall behind, allowing everybody to trek as they please, making their trip all the more enjoyable. You will stay in lodges at night during your trek, and have warm food cooked for you. You may be in the most remote and blissfully tranquil environments imaginable, but there will be no roughing it! There are scores of treks to suit all time frames, budgets and fitness levels. Please take your time to look at the available routes and determine which is the right one for you. “"Trekking in the Himalayas is a life-changing experience. There are so many choices of routes that you can keep coming back here and never see the same things twice. I trekked to Annapurna Base Camp, also known as the Sanctuary trek due to the proliferation of flora and fauna, and it was utterly breathtaking. We walked for around six hours each day and stayed the night in local guesthouses en route. The villages were incredibly friendly. I never would have attempted this on my own, but Nepal Dreams made it seem so easy. Everything was taken care of from the moment I arrived and they also gave me some great advice before I went too. I didn't have to worry about a thing. I had the time of my life, and Nepal Dreams made it all possible." Katie Law - London |