6 November, 2025

Langtang Village Now: Everything You Need To Know

Langtang Village, a small mountain village hidden deep in the Himalayas of northern Nepal, is a calm mountain village taking the spirit of the Himalayas in its purest form: rough, serene, and spiritual. A mere day-long drive to Kathmandu, Langtang seems like a new world full of high mountains, rhododendron forests, and glacial river sounds. Langtang Village is a nice combination of nature, culture, and serenity to trekkers who desire all three in an equal measure. Where Is Langtang Village? Langtang Village is located within Langtang National Park in Kathmandu at approximately 61 kilometers north of Kathmandu near the Tibetan border. It is located approximately 3,430 meters (11,253 feet) high and is an ideal place where one wishes to have the real Himalayan experience, but does not necessarily have to climb high. The valley is renowned for its glaciers, yak field, and sightseeing of Langtang Lirung (7,227 m), which is the tallest mountain in the area. This region is included in the Langtang Valley Trek, which is a round trip of 7-10 days. The Langtang is quiet and has integrity. Although it is so near the capital, it is a place that deserves to be visited by the traveler who...

5 November, 2025

Trekking in Nepal for Beginners

Trekking in Nepal is an extraordinary adventure for nature enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike. Enveloped by the stunning Himalayas, picturesque villages, and the friendly warmth of locals, Nepal caters to every kind of trekker, from leisurely walkers to dedicated climbers. If you’re just starting in trekking, Nepal is an ideal destination.  With paths suitable for beginners, awe-inspiring landscapes, and a well-developed trekking system, you can experience the excitement of the mountains without feeling daunted. Why Nepal Is a Trekker’s Paradise Nepal features eight of the ten tallest mountains in the world, including Mount Everest, Annapurna, and Dhaulagiri. However, the appeal extends beyond just elevation. The country’s varied landscapes, from verdant hills and terraced agriculture to snowy mountain passes, create distinct experiences on each trail.  The rich cultural heritage further enhances the adventure. While trekking through local communities, you’ll have the opportunity to witness Nepalese customs, cuisine, and spirituality up close. Additionally, well-defined paths, budget-friendly accommodations, and knowledgeable guides ensure that trekking is both safe and accessible for beginners. Best Beginner-Friendly Treks in Nepal If you’re new to trekking, Nepal offers a variety of short and picturesque trails that don’t demand exceptional stamina. The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, situated near Pokhara, is...

28 December, 2022

Top Things to do in Lo Manthang

The capital of the Upper Mustang and a remote Tibetan town, Lo Manthang also known as ‘the lost forbidden kingdom of Nepal’ is believed to be established in 1380. Many people visit Lo Manthang because of its several well-known sights, such as Red Cliffs, Bara Gaon, and Chhairo Gompa. It is known as the Walled City of Upper Mustang as it is actually surrounded by a wall. It is situated in Upper Mustang, Nepal’s lone semi-desert region that is in the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges’ rain shadow. An estimated 900 Lhobas people live in Lomangthang and the locals still continue to trade commodities from Tibet using the ancient route. Near the settlement of Lo Manthang, about twelve caves containing antiquated Buddhist artwork perched on high cliffs at a height of 14,000 feet were found. The date of the 13th century is written in Tibetan script in silver and gold artwork there. Top10 things to do in Lomangthang Trekking and hiking Witness Tibetan plateaus and red cliffs Explore sky cave Jeep safari tour Mountain biking Visit apple orchards and try apple products Tour around the village and its alley Visit ancient monasteries and monuments TIJI festival Visit Muktinath Trekking and...

12 October, 2022

Best Routes for Trekking in the Monsoon

Even if the monsoon season may be one of your favorites for dancing in the rain, drinking hot tea, and staying warm in your apartment, trekking through it can be difficult to consider. Monsoon starts from mid-June through July and August, to early September. This season has its own attractions but many people believe trekking during this season can be hectic only. But this belief among the people is not entirely correct. In fact, there are several areas in Nepal that are ideal for travel at this time of year since the trails are less congested, and the valleys are in full bloom. The monsoon season delivers rain, increased humidity, and higher temperatures to the majority of Nepal. So in case you are wondering what destination can be the best pick for trekking in monsoon, we got you. Trekking Routes for the Rainy Season Trekking is for sure not easy during monsoon due to the frequent encounters with leeches, uncomfortable temperatures, and the vistas of the mountains are frequently blocked by clouds. However, the monsoon can still be a pretty good time to go trekking in some of the terrific places of Nepal. There are many such places perfect to...

29 September, 2022

Where is Mount Everest Located

Every travel enthusiast’s dream destination, Mount Everest is well-known as the highest peak above sea level, according to the Guinness Book of World Records with a height of 8,848.86 meters. Everest has become not just a popular destination for trekkers and mountaineers but it has also become an act of pride to reach the mountain’s pinnacle. Everyone is aware of Everest’s magnificence however, a lot of people are still unaware of the precise location of this breathtaking mountain view. The location of Everest is a worry for those who hope to trek there or scale its height in order to feel its enchantment. To address this issue and cover many other important subjects regarding Everest, TrekkersNepal has come up with this blog post. We hope this blog will not only answer your question about where is mount Everest located but also motivate you to explore more about the top of the world. Is Mount Everest located in Nepal or China In terms of politics and geography, Tibet (an autonomous region of China) and Nepal jointly control Mount Everest. Everest is situated at the boundary between the two nations Nepal and China. There is false information claiming that Everest is in...

6 September, 2022

Everest Base Camp Trek Cost

Many travelers and adventure enthusiasts around the world have long had climbing up to the base of Mount Everest on their bucket list. Numerous trekkers from all over the world travel to Nepal’s Everest region, to explore the mountains, the livelihoods of the mountainous people, and the wonderful nature. Nepal’s Everest region is one of the most well-liked trek regions in the country. The Cost of Everest Base Camp Trek starts from $1500 to $1900 per person, depends  upon the packages. Most tourists dream of reaching the base of Mount Everest, but not everybody can do so. As we all know, reaching the base camp is less expensive than reaching the summit of Everest. But to be perfectly honest, there isn’t a set cost for visiting Everest Base Camp. The cost of an Everest Base Camp trek depends on the trekkers’ choice of season, length of the trek, and trekking routes. In this blog, we will analyze the most possible factors affecting your Everest Base Camp Trek Cost. Everest Base Camp Trek Cost from Kathmandu, Nepal To trek to Everest Base Camp, you need two permits, i.e. National park permission as well as a local permit. The two permits cost...

26 July, 2022

Honey Hunting in Nepal

Honey hunting, also known as honey harvesting, is the gathering of honey from wild bee colonies. It is one of the oldest human activities practiced across the world including in Nepal. In Nepal, honey hunting is done from wild bee colonies by subduing the bees with smoke and breaking open the tree or rocks where the colony is located. This particular act often results in the destruction of the bee colony. For centuries, the Nepalese ethnic group of Gurung people has been collecting honey from the Himalayan cliffs of Nepal. However, there is no exact information about the dates when honey hunting actually started. Nepal’s Gurung tribesmen are particularly well-known honey hunters who reside in the mountain valley natives of Nepal. Interesting facts on Honey Hunting A single nest can contain enormous amounts of honey – approximately 60 kg (130 lb) of honey – and this honey costs on average five times more than regular honey, not only due to its distinct taste, scarcity, and purported medicinal value but also due to intoxicating properties. The bees gather nectar from a type of rhododendron that contains grayanotoxin. Season of Honey Harvesting Every year, at the start of the spring or autumn...