Nepal - This name is, in many ways, synonymous with a number of things. Historically, it has been the center of two of the world’s oldest religions- Hinduism and Buddhism. Located in the Himalayas, the nation is adorned with a rich heritage of cultural and spiritual beauty. Thousands of people from all corners of the world set their foot on the sacred land of Nepal every year for relishing the beauty of Yoga. Being the birthplace of Gautama Buddha, the country has been a popular pilgrimage for Yoga fanatics. For nature-lovers, the Himalayan kingdom is bliss. Amidst all these extremely charming stories, there is one more aspect of this country- the adventurous one. Adventure is the latest of the many wonders of Nepal. Not that people didn’t enjoy challenging the Himalayan heights in the past, it has found a new life in the modern era. More and more travelers are getting attracted by Nepal’s thrilling delight.

Unlucky is the word for those who have not been to the scintillating land of Nepal. They have missed not only the natural and spiritual beauty of Nepal but also a chance to witness the natural purity of the utmost level. This purity, when merged with adventure, forms blissful fascination that remains with a person till his/her last breath. Thanks to a number of mountains and hills of the Himalayan range, the country is a hub of trekking and hiking. Camping in the mountains is a popular way to celebrate one’s closeness to natural thrill. Although there are many ways to play with the flow of adrenaline in Nepal, trekking is certainly the most prominent one. Here, we will talk about some of the most amazing trekking destinations in Nepal where you get thrilling experiences in abundance.

Khumbu Valley Trek

The Khumbu Valley is one of the most popular hotspots of Nepal attracting thousands of trekkers, travelers and mountaineers from different corners of the globe. The place offers some magnificent views of the highest peak on earth, Mount Everest along with glimpses of some other majestic peaks like Ama Dablam and Lhotse. The Khumbu Valley trek isn’t that easy and takes around two weeks to even a month depending on the trail chosen. The trek is also an opportunity for trekkers to go back in time and visit age-old monasteries as well as the famous ‘Monkey Temple’. During summers, the green valleys of the Khumbu region serve as fertile grounds for the locals where they herd their cows as well as use it for farming. Winters are harsh and the region is usually covered in thick snow. Early monsoon is also a good time for those who wish to witness the Dumje festival. 

Annapurna Circuit Trek

Without a doubt, Annapurna Circuit Trek is the most popular trekking site in Nepal. Since it is open throughout the year, you don’t want to miss the most remarkable and life-changing experience. Annapurna has the charm to captivate you from the very first day. This trek is an overall 16 days long trek that covers the world’s tallest mountains, diverse cultures, which you can experience on your feet and witness the hospitality of Nepalese people. This trek is one of the most challenging treks; don’t mistake it for a simple walk in the park. You may experience altitude sickness, and you need to do a large amount of pre-planning. Be prepared, pack your bags, and keep going for this life-transforming experience. 

Gokyo Ri Trek

Gokyo Ri trek is one of the most incredible and memorable treks to capture the astonishing views of the Himalayas. It is the best alternative for Everest base camp trek. This trekking destination is about experiencing the beauty of Gokyo lakes along with Cho Oyu, Everest, and Makalu. This 14 days trip begins in Kathmandu and promises you an experience that will stay with you forever. This trek offers something for everyone; you may opt for the 16 days to 20 days trip depending on the route being chosen. The best time to visit this place is from March to May and September to November.

Manaslu Circuit Trek

Unlike some of the popular treks in the region, the Manaslu Circuit trek is remote and wild. Regarded as one of the best trekking trails in the country, the Manaslu Circuit trek takes you to the lap of the world’s 8^th highest peak, Manaslu. Though, it is an off-the-beaten trek, but teahouses are available all along the route making it easier and convenient for the trekkers. From sub-tropical jungles to the challenging Larkya La pass situated at an altitude of 16,752 feet, the trek takes you through some stunning vistas giving you the perfect dose of pristine nature.

Embark on a journey of adventure and excitement with these amazing treks in Nepal.