Trekking Info

Trekking, as such, has been around in Nepal since the mid 1960s when it was first introduced by Colonel Jimmy Roberts, himself a Gurkha officer and mountaineer, when he established his company, Mountain Travel. Trekking has grown in leaps and bounds to where it is now the major activity associated with Nepal's tourism industry. Over the years, more and more areas have been opened for non-Nepali visitors and the original trekking agency, Mountain Travel, has now been joined by over five hundred operators, both large and small, all offering a wide range of services.

In the early days trekkers were obliged to use tents for their accommodation and to take along large numbers of staff to support their trek. This style of trekking is still the norm in the more remote areas where there are few facilities for independent trekkers. The past decade, however, has seen the emergence of purpose built trekking teahouses along the most popular routes which has meant that trekkers can now opt to travel independently from teahouse to teahouse if they so choose.

Special Sight Seeing Destination : DAMAN

1 night Tea House or Camping Tour To Daman.

For those seeking the ultimate pan Himalayan view and willing to travel the extra distance to find it, Daman is the best to go. It is located 75 kilometers from Southwest of Kathmandu valley on the Tribhuvan Rajpath (the highway to the Indian border), Daman (2,400m.) offers the only unimpeded view of the entire Himalayan range, a sight guaranteed to leave the early riser spell bound for days to come. From horizon to horizon, the full majesty of the world's highest mountain range can be taken in. Daman offers the dedicated view seeker luxury accommodation from which to soar onto the state of awe which this land inspires.

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