Trekking......

Trekking

Nepal is unparalleled combination of natural beauty and cultural richness reveals itself only to those who walk. with eight of the world 's 14 highest peaks,Nepal is loaded with spectacular mountain vistas.Rather than gazing at them from a distance,trekkers walk and live amid the mountains for week at a time.mountains may be the main lure,but there are pleasant surprise along the way.Fore one thing,there are people amid this spectacular scenery-all sorts of people,living in a world nearly untouched by modernity.Varieties of different treks to suit both novice and experienced trekkers are available. whether you have 2 days or 2 months to spend in the mountains,we give you the tailor-made itinerary to suit your needs.for many of our treks you van choose between staying in tea house of tented camp.


FAQs  
How fit do i have to be to trek?
Depending on the kind of trekking you are looking for you get to find longer,shorter,tougher and softer types of treks.If you enjoy a days's walking and can walk up and down hills,you will be fine.The trek has an easy grading although everyone will be out of breath at times.we would suggest some program of exercise starting one two month prior to your arrival in Nepal


What kind of footwear should i need?
You will require a lightweight pair of boots that have rubber soles with thick tread and good ankle support .Hi tech/Nick/North face produced good walking shoes.


How long do we walk per day and how high?
A typical day in a trek:A cup of bed tea will be served to you in the morning.The daypack to be carried by yourself as the things needed for you during the day.The walk after breakfast will be about 3-4 hours  for launch.After launch 2-3 hours will be walked for overnight campsite. Afternoon tea and biscuits are provided once the camp is established and preparation for dinner begins,while you have leisure time.The maximum latitude reached during the trek will be 7000 feet or 3000 meters. However,everyone suffers shortness of breath on some up hill section.


What kinds of food will be served during the trek?
A cup of bed tea will be served to you in the morning is the sample food menu.
Breakfast: Cereal/ Muesli, porridge/egg/tomatoes/toast/jam/honey/tea coffee
Launch: salad/Curry/pasta/ Dumplings/vegetables/cakes/fruit fritters.

Kathmandu

The Kathmandu Valley (Nepal Bhasa: नेपाः स्वनिगः Nepāḥ Svanigaḥ [nepaː sʷoniɡəː], Nepali: काठमाडौँ उपत्यका), located in Nepal, lies at the crossroads of ancient civilizations of Asia, and has at least 130 important monuments, including several places of pilgrimage for the Hindus and the Buddhists. There are seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites within this valley. Historically, only the Kathmandu Valley was referred to as "Nepal" by people who lived outside the valley. After the annexation of the valley by the Gorkha kingdom, and subsequent conversion of the valley as the capital of their empire, this designation of "Nepal" was extended to every land they conquered. The valley itself was referred to as "Nepal Proper" by British historians

History

The Kathmandu Valley may have been inhabited as early as 300 BCE, since the oldest known objects in the valley date to a few hundred years BCE. The earliest known inscription is dated 185 CE. The oldest firmly dated building in the earthquake-prone valley is almost 1,992 years old. Four stupas around the city of Patan, said to have been erected by a certain Charumati, a purported daughter of Ashoka the Great, a Mauryan king, in the 3rd century BCE, attest to the ancient history present within the valley. As with the tales of the Buddha's visit, there is no evidence supporting Ashok's visit, but the stupas probably do date to that century. The Kirats are the first documented rulers of the Kathmandu Valley; the remains of their palace are said to be in Patan near Hiranyavarna Mahavihara (called "Patukodon"). The Licchavi Dynasty whose earliest inscriptions date back to 464 CE were the next rulers of the valley and had close ties with the Gupta Dynasty of India. The Malla Dynasty ruled Kathmandu Valley and the surrounding area from the 12th until the 18th century CE, when the Shah Dynasty under Prithvi Narayan Shah conquered the valley as he created present-day Nepal. Most of ancient Nepali architecture present in Nepal today is from the Malla era.

Pokhara : the city of cave.

Pokhara is a special point for cave. natural made here are many kinds of cave geographist says that many years ago river bring here big stones and that stands are changed into cave.Here are many Kinds of cave.these are flowing.

Important Cave

Mahendra cave: This cave is exhibited with planing first time in nepal.this cave is more popular then other cave in pokhara. It is lies on the north side of pokhara sub-metropolitan+butawalchaur.It is lies on 900 meter high fromsea surface and it is length is average 275 meter.

Chamere Cave :This Cave had been popular by the name of "Andheri Bhwang". Some foreign cave specialists called this by the name of mahendra cave -B, it lies on average 500 meters west from mahendra cave.

Gupteswor Cave :This Cave lies at chhorepatan on the south-west of pokhara.This is popular by the name of Davis falls. In 1982 B.S. a group of British expedition did a research and bring the statement of its length is 2959,804 meter. to visit clearly visitors must reach there in winter season because in summer season,the surface of water will be high and cant see the cave clearly.

World peace Cave: This cave lies on low area from hemja vdc and buttom of sarangkot hill. Here are are thousand of bat two halls are inside the cave.

crazy Cave : It lies on east of Bhaktapur and across from kali river . The place's name armala-6,siple kuna. This cave has been popular some years ago so we cant find any important statement about it.who want to know about it the staff of mahendra and chamere cave will guide them.

Visit Point : Chitawan

In Chitawan ,'Chitawan National park' is most important place to the visitors in national park there are 56 kinds mammles,525 kinds of aves,126 kinds of pices,47 kinds of dragging animals,and 9 kinds of animal which can lives in water and land twice.Here are more than 570 kinds of grass,bush and trees,84% land is covered by forest,5% by grass,and 10% other place of national park covered 932 sq.kilometer area. It is touched chitawan,Nawal parasi, makanwanpur and Parsa district.

Visitors can visit the forest by riding the elephant and see the world's scarce animal rhino. Not only rhino they can see Tiger,Bear,Deer,Peacock and more animals and birds.To reach the national park visitors must use the vehicle from Narayangadh to sauraha chowk of ratnanagar and then they must ride rikshaw to reach sauraha and thaen they must buy a entry ticket from kasata office of sauraha.After buying ticket and paying the cost of elephant they can enter the national park.

Inside the chitawan national park,there are 41 small and big lakes which is the living area of that animal which can live at land and water twice and which used to walk by dragging.so that these lakes are called vetland.There are dozen of elephant in only one elephant fertilizing center khorsor elephant fertilizing center,people who want to know about elephant they can go there because small and big elephant controlled with rope .

Central office of national park,kasara have a pond in which,we can see the ghariyal crocodiles sleeping with stillness to get warm from sunlight.come you too and enjoy.....