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Nepal is a Beautiful country of the Himalayas, Hills, and valleys crafted by Mother Nature. Are you planning to explore Mother Nature of Nepal every Nook and Conner? People from different countries come to Nepal to do trekking in Nepal. Trekking in remote areas is mostly a different experience and you can observe the different ethnic, cultural, language, and different religions living tougher.
Adventure Trek in Nepal offers to get diversified holiday packages priced competitively including impeccable hospitality and quality services. Our travel planners have worked relentlessly to create stupendous trekking and tour packages at the best rate in Nepal. We are pleased to offer you trekking packages a very wonderful experience of Everest Base Camp Trek, Upper Dolpo, Annapurna, Langtang, Manaslu, Kanchenjunga, and Off the Beaten Trails. Experience the UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE sites including Lord Buddha's birthplace Lumbini via Chitawan safari our tour packages and many more.
The king of the trekking “Great Himalayan Trail” and Tibet Kailash trek and tour, we are a specialized and reliable company to operates trekking, and tours in Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan. We guarantee you will be fully fun as well as an adventure trek in Nepal. Pack your bag and put on shoes the budget is in your pocket we are ready to help to explore Mother Nature in Nepal.
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15 Nights / 16 Days
Upcoming Trip Date: 2024-04-11
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13 Nights / 14 Days
Upcoming Trip Date: 2024-03-10
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14 Nights / 15 Days
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Nepal is a place of overriding beauty and calm but, as with anywhere, dig a little deeper and the same question will arise: at what price? Responsible tourism issues in Nepal are driven by poverty, a lack of education, and simple inefficiency when it comes to infrastructure. Much to the annoyance of purists, there are new roads making inlays into the Annapurna circuit, yet concomitantly, the existing roads are in an appalling state. Similarly, the more us tourists want to experience rural Himalayan life, the more growing wood the locals will chop and burn to keep us warm and fed.
Nepal’s issues are clear-cut, but co-dependent and can therefore seem like vicious cycles – the hardest cycles to break. The rural Nepalese are caring and spiritual people who strive for positive changes, but who as yet lack enough understanding or support to implement them fully. Granted, tourism is not perfect and does cause damage, but there is a real need for development, especially in Nepal’s rura...
