Are you interested in trekking? Do you like mountains, rivers, forest and creatures on the Himalaya? Nepal is the best place with heavenly beauty of amazing landscape. You can encompass the great Himalayan view, biodiversity and picturesque snowcapped mountains and ethnic community. This article is all about the trekking guidelines in Nepal.
Visa
Trekking in Nepal requires tourist visa. You need one month visa for long treks such as Everest base camp trek, Annapurna base camp trek, Annapurna circuit trek and Manaslu circuit trek. Only 15 days visa is sufficient for short treks like Poonhill trekking, Mardi himal trek, Khumai danda trek and Khopra danda trek.
Permit
You need permits for entering the national park of trekking route. Sagarmatha national park permit, and Pasang Lamu Rural Municipality permit is required for Everest base camp trek. If you want to go trekking in Annapurna region then we need Annapurna Conservation Area Permit for all treks in that region. Similarly, restricted area permit is required for Manaslu circuit trek, Nar Phu valley trek, Shey Phoksundo trek, Dolpo trek, and Upper Mustang trek. Restricted area permits can be obtained from the Immigration department. Minimum two trekkers are required for trekking in restricted area of Nepal.
Guide
Trekking will be comfortable with a guide. You can get guide from a local trekking company. Guide will manage your accomodation, food, permit and schedule of the trek.
Best time for trekking in Nepal
Knowing the best time is very important for trekking in Nepal. Spring and autumn are the best seasons for trekking in Nepal. Always choose March, April, May, September, October and November for trekking in Nepal.
Conclusion
Trekking in Nepal is moderate to difficult based on trekking routes. You can do trekking in Nepal by contacting the local travel company and booking the trek.