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Encounters Nepal: Authentic Trekking & Adventure Tours in the Himalayas
Whether you have a clear idea in your mind about what you want do in Nepal or not, we will facilitate your dreams by curating tailor-made travel itineraries.We are committed to making your journey unforgettable and creating long lasting memories.
Here are a few things to keep in mind when planning a trip to Nepal
1. Best season to visit Nepal:
Spring (March-May) and autumn (late September-November) are the best times to experience the wilderness and captivating beauty of the Himalayas as the sky is generally clear during this period. During monsoon season (June-early September), there is frequent and heavy rainfall which can lead to floods and landslides In winter (Devember-February ), though the sky is clear, the temperature drops below freezing in mountains and the trailcan be slippery due to snow. While it is possible to trek, you need to be fully prepared for freezing temperatures and snow.
2. Your health and fitness level:
In Nepal, there are three grades of mountain trails - easy, moderate and difficult/strenuous.Treks can be leisurely or done a faster pace. In preparation for trekking in Nepal, you need to maintain a basic fitness level with regular walks, hikes or physical exercise. Be aware of your bodys response to higher altitudes .Contact Mr. Rishi Nepal about the mountain trails that would suit your fitness level.
3. Festive season:
During your stay in Nepal if any important festival is happening, Mr. Rishi Nepal can assist you to witness or take part in the celebrations as you wish. Wear modest clothing during temple visits orwhen attending festivals. We believe that enjoying these festivals alongside Nepali local and fellow tourists create long-lasting memories and fosters curiosity in Nepals history, religious and cultural aspects.
Get in touch if you want to combine your stay in Nepal with other neighbouring countries Also, if you desire to combine your Nepal stay with some other countries, then you can do so by either visiting the Autonomous Region of Tibet India or Bhutan.
