We walk for various reasons. Some rise to see sunlight increase or emerge the skyline; some want to walk on the hills and spend cold evenings inside warm tents; some need to find out that beautiful lake and take a refreshing drop in it or just stay there in touching contemplation (maybe you can create a poem or two); some like to witness the various kinds of life, not only that of odd flowers and animals but additionally of individuals rising in different surroundings; and, some only want to cool in the wilderness. To my understanding, the bounded terrain of Nepal, whose soil won't be lapped by the wild water waves, may satisfy 5 various walking motives of the parched adventurers.
Where you can find mountains, you will find trails. And, Nepal has dozens and lots of mountain paths to offer. After all, it is the area of Everest (8848m), and eight other grand mountain peaks, including Lhotse (8516m), Manaslu (8156m) Mount batur Sunrise Treking , Cho Oyu (8201m), Annapurna (8091m) and Kanchenjunga (8586m), that make it to the list of world's prime ten best peaks. With therefore several big peaks, and about fifty different respectable mountains, it's no surprise Nepal is frequently considered as the walking capital of the world.
So, if your hiking dream is to the touch the mountains, then a common hiking zones in Nepal are the famous Everest Bottom Camp, the enchanting Annapurna Circuit Journey and the complicated Manaslu Bottom Camp among others. Needless to say, the walking paths aforementioned don't involve hiking to the summit of the high hills; even so, you will find yourself at breath-taking altitudes of about 5000m (so near the air, huh?). Speaking of high altitude increases, there are also some small peaks in Nepal, like Gokyo Ri and Kala Patthar (offering spectacular view of Everest), the summit of which may be, and has been, touched by hikers (no importance of mountain climbing training).
Fed up with the most common points, all of us want something different. So, because sense, the green areas dominant in many trekking locations of Nepal, however wonderful and natural, can be an eyesore to a regular hiker. Hence, Nepal urges these faithful hikers, seeking different things, to venture beyond their cold Himalayas, and take to the Upper Mustang trail.
A typical Nepali is obviously surprised by such a desert-like arid landscape possessed by a nation so green. But, obviously, Mustang's close area to the Tibetan plateau leaves its mark, not just in the topography situation but additionally in the life style of individuals there. Somewhere along these barren hills of Mustang, there lies the historical town, Lo Manthang - one of many important attractions with this wind-swept path, combined with the sacred pilgrimage level, Muktinath.
Hiking is not all about exploring the wilderness. It's also about acquiring the varied kinds of human living and culture. Thankfully, Nepal supplies the culturally-interested walkers to be able to remain as a guest in a local's home, in one of those beautiful hamlets buried atop the hills. As the houses may not seem modern enough, worry perhaps not in regards to the accommodation. It's good, while not as par to the 5 star lodges that you simply are used to nevertheless the hospitality of the Nepalese are always of "5 celebrity" quality approximately they say. In fact, they have even a normal opinion seated inside their process that "The guest is God" or "Atithi Devo Bhavah" whilst the Sanskrit verse goes. Yes, that and a great many other queer points, countries, temples, waterfalls and colorful festivities are in stock for you really to witness as you subscribe for the Sirubari Village Homestay or the similarly attractive Ghalegaun Trek.
While lots of the great sights of the world, be it the twinkling stars or the grand snow peaks, are silhouetted against the atmosphere, you are able to nonetheless discover diamonds on the ground. Among these gems will be the touching seas spawned by the work of the Himalayas. Just envision a glacial river, cool and peaceful; then envision an attractive snow peak growing gracefully behind these waters, and voila, it's a double "breath-taking" scenario. Today, common in this market of river paths of Nepal, excluding the Fewa Tal of Pokhara (it does not requires trekking; you might find that too on the way), are the Gokyo Journey (six sacred lakes plus the popular Gokyo Ri - rise to the summit for a interesting view of Mt Everest) and the winding path from Langtang to the sacred Gosainkunda (can you believe this path has over 100 seas there).