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Unique Adventure offers a wide variety of
different treks to suit both novices and experienced trekkers.
Whether you have two days or two months to spend in the
Himalayas, we can tailor- make itineraries to suit your needs.
Please see the below table which provides a broad guideline on trekking
possibilities in Nepal.
We Uniuqe Adventure Int'l offer you to penetrate less accessible regions
on foot, and typically includes some camping sites possible in
all four seasons. Besides this we offer a stay for some
nights in hotels, inns or huts also. Usually the accommodations are
for sharing with more than a member of the group. Single
accommodation is, however, always available on your request.
The best way to explore Nepal's unbeatable combination of
authentic natural beauty and traditional cultural riches is
walking on ones' organic rhythms of feet. Presently it is known
as trekking. The dramatic contrasts in elevations and the
climatic condition found here will support to the equally
spectacular mix of lifestyles, wide range of vegetation and
wildlife. More than 110,000 visitors go for trekking to Tibet,
Bhutan and Nepal itself.
In short one can say trekking is to getting close to the nature
and appreciate the beauties that bounds us to rejoice. Some
trekkers have realized that it is good for spiritual upliftment
and heavenly ecstasy.
Hygienic and nutritious meals are prepared by our experienced
cooks and are served in the enclosed dining tent with tables and
campstools or in a local dining room. Our private guide lead
the way, explaining the sites and traditions and natural history
of the area. Local staff handles all the camp chores. If you
like to enjoy the real habitation as well as food of Himalayan
people and a harmony with nature for 1/2-day, we can even manage
it to serve you the best.
A daypack walk typically containing a camera, water bottle and
general personal items can be carried. A pack of animals or
porters will transport the rest of the equipment including
camping gear and foodstuffs. Each day a walk on foot for around
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Trekking
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Trekking Grade In Nepal |
The level of difficulty of our treks is
symbolized by one to five trekkers. While grading our treks we
have taken the following factors into account Nevertheless we
want to warn our trekkers that the level of difficulty of a trek
is very subjective. Weather conditions, your physical condition,
possible health problems during the trek and other factors can |
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Trekking Season In Nepal |
Trekking in Nepal can be undertaken throughout
the year depending on the region. The year is divided into 4
different seasons in Nepal and each season has its distinct
attraction to offer for trekking. Autumn (Sept-Nov) : This is
the time when you can expect better visibility, the air is
fresh, and the weather is perfect and that the Nepalese most
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Trekking Style In Nepal |
This classic style of trekking are especially
conducted in remote areas of Nepal supplying all camping
equipments along with the food and employ porters to carry your
gear and sherpas to set up tents where you will be sleeping and
well- trained cook will prepare hot meals to serve you. You
carry your small backpack with a water bottle, camera |
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Altitude
Sickness During Trekking In Nepal |
When trekking in Nepal Himalayas “Altitude
related Problems” are the important factors to be considered
because there is always a real danger of mild to serious
problems related to altitude and it is important that trekkers
understand that they will be affected to a greater or lesser
extent when they ascend to altitudes over about 3000 meters. |
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Clothing
and Equipments For Trekking In Nepal |
Certain basic trekking equipment is essential
on all routes I described in this site. Depending on the area
and season, I will provide you with a comprehensive list of
necessities. Here are some recommended Equipments List for
trekking in Nepal Himalayas. Lightweight walking boots. If new
one is being bought, “ walk then in” to avoid blisters. |
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