Definition of Trek/Trekking?
There are three types of treks:-
1.Tea House:
Tea house means during treks stay on lodge and have breakfast, meal and dinner into the restaurant or hotel or lodge. In comparison to camping trek, tea house trek is more cheep because on tea house trek we have to prepare less numbers of porter as well as porter or guide should not have to take own prepare food by us will the trekker's will get to eat food which prepared by tea house's staffs.
2. Camping:
Camping means during treks stay inside the tent and breakfast, meal and dinner inside the tent. but tent were been separated. Camping trek is little expensive than tea house and home stay trek because in camping trek, we (trekking organizer) have to send the all things required for trek from Kathmandu or from that places where all the necessary items were available. All things (all food items and Tent for sleep) will always wit the porter during trek trips. Trekker's will sleep in the tents and their staff. Their staff will prepare meals as per in the menu provided in advance.
3. Home Stay:
Home Stay mean during treks, Trekker's have to stay on villagers house because to be familiar with the farmer and also to known the living standard of villagers. On some village, villagers fire on the middle of the ground and there was singing and dancing show to the trekker as for entertainment. But this types of treks is not available on each and every trek's.
Note:-
The foreigner have to choose which trek's and types of treks's which they wants on their group's and according to their choice the price of treks will be different. About itinerary, price and duration will be discussed through the following mail i.e. ramktntamang@yahoo.com
Grading of a Trek:
We have graded our trips into four different categories and you should choose one that suits you the most. Grading of a trek has been done on the basis of some factors such as the trip duration, the altitude, the terrain, number of hours of walking everyday, likely temperatures and the level of fitness.
1. Easy:
The trekkers without previous experience are offered a diverse range of easy treks. The easy treks involve up to 3 to 4 hours walk each day and altitude generally do not exceed 3500 m so no difficult on climbing or ascents to high altitudes and is usually less than week suitable for everyone. Anyone who enjoys regular exercise and is in a good physical condition could easily cope with these treks. However, it is not loss of height means loss of interest while lower altitude treks often provide colorful horizons of a whole series of mountain ranges. The easy treks are considered of full access of tea house and low altitude.
2. Moderate:
Moderate treks involve walking for 6 to 7 hours a days in more remote areas, reaching altitudes of approximately 4500m. Moderate treks are more challenging than easy and are sutiable for any trekkers looking something a bit more energetic. In general they are longer than roughly 10 days walking up and down climb to higher altitudes.At this altitude, you will be rewarded with close-up views of mountains. The moderate treks are considered of full access of higher altitudes. A reasonable level of fitness is required as there would be much ascents and descents with some occasional difficult days.
3. Strenuous:
Strenuous treks are harder, suitable for regular mountain walkers as they are generally more demanding and may involve 7 to 8 hours a day, with altitudes up to 5500 m and involves some steps climbing, although it is never necessary to use ropes. Trekkers with some previous mountain walking experience should only undertake medium-hard treks. You should be physically fit and appropriate preparation is essential.
4. Difficult:
Hard treks are suitable only real adventure seekers. Some steep ascents to high altitudes with the possibility of rope climbing are involved in this category. Trekkers will need stamina to complete one of these wilderness treks as they might last for 20 to 40 days.
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Trek is go on a long arduous journey, typically on foot whereas trekking is the combination of hiking and walking activity in which people take multi-days trips specially on rural and un-development areas. In another words, Trekking is making a journey on foot, especially to hike enjoying nature and close contact with the people in remote villages where lifestyle sometime is unchanged since many generations. Trekking is also done in mountain areas so it help to gain more adventurous build up capacity to the trekkers'.
Trekker's will get knowledge that is more adventurous with the real life scenario in mountain areas or in remote areas. In case of Nepal, Nepal has many places where people can do treks i.e. Short treks (2-5 days), Medium treks (5-12+ days) and Long treks (12+ days) so trekker's must have Holiday, Budget, willing to do adventure treks in Nepal. If the trekker's have all these attributes, they can easily do trek with contacting with us, we will help to you peoples giving quality services to clients desire.
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There are three types of treks:-
Tea house means during treks stay on lodge and have breakfast, meal and dinner into the restaurant or hotel or lodge. In comparison to camping trek, tea house trek is more cheep because on tea house trek we have to prepare less numbers of porter as well as porter or guide should not have to take own prepare food by us will the trekker's will get to eat food which prepared by tea house's staffs.
2. Camping:
Camping means during treks stay inside the tent and breakfast, meal and dinner inside the tent. but tent were been separated. Camping trek is little expensive than tea house and home stay trek because in camping trek, we (trekking organizer) have to send the all things required for trek from Kathmandu or from that places where all the necessary items were available. All things (all food items and Tent for sleep) will always wit the porter during trek trips. Trekker's will sleep in the tents and their staff. Their staff will prepare meals as per in the menu provided in advance.
3. Home Stay:
Home Stay mean during treks, Trekker's have to stay on villagers house because to be familiar with the farmer and also to known the living standard of villagers. On some village, villagers fire on the middle of the ground and there was singing and dancing show to the trekker as for entertainment. But this types of treks is not available on each and every trek's.
Note:-
The foreigner have to choose which trek's and types of treks's which they wants on their group's and according to their choice the price of treks will be different. About itinerary, price and duration will be discussed through the following mail i.e. ramktntamang@yahoo.com
Grading of a Trek:
We have graded our trips into four different categories and you should choose one that suits you the most. Grading of a trek has been done on the basis of some factors such as the trip duration, the altitude, the terrain, number of hours of walking everyday, likely temperatures and the level of fitness.
1. Easy:
The trekkers without previous experience are offered a diverse range of easy treks. The easy treks involve up to 3 to 4 hours walk each day and altitude generally do not exceed 3500 m so no difficult on climbing or ascents to high altitudes and is usually less than week suitable for everyone. Anyone who enjoys regular exercise and is in a good physical condition could easily cope with these treks. However, it is not loss of height means loss of interest while lower altitude treks often provide colorful horizons of a whole series of mountain ranges. The easy treks are considered of full access of tea house and low altitude.
2. Moderate:
Moderate treks involve walking for 6 to 7 hours a days in more remote areas, reaching altitudes of approximately 4500m. Moderate treks are more challenging than easy and are sutiable for any trekkers looking something a bit more energetic. In general they are longer than roughly 10 days walking up and down climb to higher altitudes.At this altitude, you will be rewarded with close-up views of mountains. The moderate treks are considered of full access of higher altitudes. A reasonable level of fitness is required as there would be much ascents and descents with some occasional difficult days.
3. Strenuous:
Strenuous treks are harder, suitable for regular mountain walkers as they are generally more demanding and may involve 7 to 8 hours a day, with altitudes up to 5500 m and involves some steps climbing, although it is never necessary to use ropes. Trekkers with some previous mountain walking experience should only undertake medium-hard treks. You should be physically fit and appropriate preparation is essential.
4. Difficult:
Hard treks are suitable only real adventure seekers. Some steep ascents to high altitudes with the possibility of rope climbing are involved in this category. Trekkers will need stamina to complete one of these wilderness treks as they might last for 20 to 40 days.
Great information about trekking in Nepal. Thanks and keep sharing.
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