Nepal, where Mt. Everest (8848 m.) and including another 7 highest peaks situated is paradise for all the trek lovers. Trekking is only one-way to see the precisely nature of Nepal. Most of the visitors from abroad had praised this Himalayan country a trekkers' paradise. In fact the trekking is most popular adventurous activity in this mountain kingdom. There are numerous trails leading to various destination of tourist interest.  

Most of the trails are still virgin in Nepal and some very wild and on the horizon from human civilization. The trekkers in Nepal are always rewarded with many unique sights such as majestic Himalayan peaks, colorful birds, lovely waterfalls, and above all, the real peace and pleasure even heavens would jealousy.

Trekking Permit is not essential for the General Trekking areas such as; Annapurna Region, Everest Region, Langtang Region and Rara area. Where as there must be obtain the Conservation Park or National Park entrance permits from the concerned Govt. office in Kathmandu before commencing the trek.

For your kind information the trekking in Nepal (except some special interest treks in the region where the Tea-houses are not available such as: Kanchangha, Makalu, Rolwaling, Manaslu, Upper Mustang, Upper Dolpo and Rara.) can be organized in 2 different ways as described under:

FULL-SET CAMPING TREK 

Full-set camping trek arrangement means each night you will be staying in tents; in this trekking arrangement there will be leader trek guide, assistant trek guides, cook, assistant cooks, spare and porters depending upon the load to carry all trek equipment such as sleeping tents, mattresses, kitchen/dining tent, toilet tent, kitchen utensils, cooking fuel, food provisions etc as per size of group., taken from Kathmandu. Because of all above, full-set organized trek arrangements are quite expensive smaller group.

TEA-HOUSE TREK

Tea-House trek arrangement is not only economic but also eco-friendly way of doing trekking is called Tea-House trek (Lodge trek) arrangement which allows you to be more in contact with local people as well as other trekkers from different countries. In this arrangement overnight halts with dinner and breakfast will be in Tea-Houses (Lodges) and lunches in local restaurants en-route. In trek crew there will be one leader trek guide for each group up to 5 persons and porter/s (according to the group size) to carry your personal belongings.