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Whether you are looking for a wilderness experience or a classic trek, Nepal has everything to offer. Regardless of where you move, you may encounter a great diversity of geography, climate, and ethnicity. The folks are friendly and welcoming, and the great highlight of trekking in this country is the interactions you'll have with the local men and women in the cities and their beautifully varied cultures, practices, and customs. Are you an adventure lover who wants to experience a thrilling trekking route? If yes, the Rolwaling trek is the ultimate destination for trekking in Nepal. Rolwaling trekking is known as one of the hidden track and adventure trekking destinations in Nepal. Because of this, very few experienced trekkers come to Nepal to conquer this trek. We provide a number of unique styles of trekking trips such as classic, challenging, luxury, and family, every one of which may involve swimming, remaining in tea-houses or a combo of both. You'll be led by our seasoned guides and followed by friendly Sherpas into the planet's mightiest mountains through the spellbinding valleys, rhododendron woods and holy lakes of the Annapurna, Everest, Langtang, and off-the-beaten-track areas. When to go The very best time to trek is from October to May. The first two weeks of this rainy period (October and November) is the perfect period for trekking in Nepal. December, January, and February are still excellent months for trekking but the cold can be sour at high altitudes. March and May additionally provide better weather when trekkers can observe superb wild blossoms, particularly in Nepal's wonderful rhododendron woods. During the monsoon season (June-August) trekking is potential in the rain-shadow regions of the north of the Himalaya such as upper Mustang and top Dolpo. These areas are out of range of the rain clouds because of the high hills and are unaffected by the monsoon. Duration of the Trek A trekking trip can be of any period you choose. Popular short treks are offered round the Kathmandu and Pokhara valleys, which only take one, a couple of days to complete while longer treks lasting from a week to a month. It is even possible to combine a string of popular treks together and summit climbing for months on end. Deciding on a Trek Please remember that sometimes awful weather, elevation, and unfamiliar cultures can make additional requirements. A feeling of humor and determination are important attributes on any adventure vacation and also on a trekking holiday it's important to appreciate walking. To be able to help you in choosing a trek we've given each trek a tier, although this is just a simple guide. Should you require assistance in determining which trek is appropriate, please call or send an email to us and we'll be delighted to advise you further. Physical Fitness: All trekking demands a level of fitness that will enable one to devote a good day's walking, uphill and down. Most treks should not be taken to acquire more than 500 meters in one day above 3000 meters. There ought to be plenty of time during the afternoon to cover this space, so the bodily exertion though quite strenuous at times is not sustained. The best prep for trekking is biking, swimming, jogging, squash, tennis and long walks involving down and up hills. Great physical conditioning will surely help maximize your enjoyment of your own sanity. Planning a Trek Nepal provides plenty of chances for treks lasting a day or not, though most are substantially longer. About Pokhara or the Kathmandu Valley, you can complete the trek in two, four or three times but for the very popular Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit treks you have to let fourteen days. Trek Grading System A typical day's walk lasts from five to seven hours & involves a standard of ascents & descents. Easy treks involve up to 6 hours of walking per day, on good trails with plenty of time for sightseeing. Altitudes typically do not exceed 3500 meters. Anyone who loves regular exercise and is in god bodily condition should easily deal with these treks. Moderate treks involve walking for 6 to 8 hours a day in a more remote country, reaching altitudes of about 4500 meters. A fair level of fitness is required as there will be much ascent and descent together with the occasional difficult day. A hill walking history is advisable.
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