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| Trekking In Nepal |
 Teahouse treks are led by one of our experienced local guides supported by porters to carry luggage and equipment. All our guides have undergone the trekking guide training conducted by the Tourism Training Institute of Nepal and are registered and licensed by the government. Additionally all our guides go through a rigorous training to make them better qualified to take care of our guests in every way possible.
A trek-day starts around 6 a.m. with a cup of tea/coffee. After packing your duffel and daypack a breakfast will be served. The day's trek starts around 7.30 a.m. Porter carry all luggage and equipment. All you need to carry in your daypack are water bottle, rain/wind jacket, camera and other small items you may need on the trail.
The morning's walk to the lunch spot takes about three hours. Around mid-day we usually stop for a simple hot lunch on the way at teahouse. After hiking for 3-4 hrs. in the afternoon our lodge, is usually reached between 3-4 p.m. In the late afternoon and evening you can relax, wash, read or take a walk nearby. The evening meal is served between 6 to 8 p.m. and after dinner the guide will brief about the next day’s program. Tea House Includes Experienced trekking guide, porters, and accommodation in lodges, meals- breakfast, lunch dinner, and road transportation to and from trailhead and ending point and first-aid equipment.
Trekking permit, airfares, client's insurance of any kind, emergency evacuation costs, video camera fees in National Parks (where applicable), cold drinks, bottled water, alcohol, snacks, tea/coffee (other than at breakfast) etc. riding ponies, personal clothing and equipments, sleeping bag, down/Gore-Tex jacket, etc. (available on hire in Kathmandu / Pokhara). Expenses of personal nature.
Things to Bring for Trekking
Rucksack, trekking boots, stick, water bottle, personal sleeping bag, sun glass, sun cap, sun cream, rain coat, down/Gore-Tex Jacket, thermal trousers, gloves, warm socks, shorts, sandles, T-shirts, pullover, flash light, personal toiletries, camera, binoculars, reading and writing materials, medicine recommended by your doctor.
Our Camping System
Our camping treks are managed by a team of professionally trained sherpas with the Leader/guide responsible for all aspects of the running of the trek A trek-day starts around 6 a.m. with a cup of tea/coffee. Soon a bowl of warm water is provided for washing. After packing your duffel and daypack breakfast will be served. The day's trek starts around 7.30 a.m. Porter/pack animals carry all camp equipment, food and duffel bags. All you need to carry in your daypack are water bottle, rain/wind jacket, camera and other small items you may need on the trail all trekkers walk at their own pace with the lead and "sweep" sherpa providing support throughout. |
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