Trekking is a journey on foot, seeing natural scene in areas where transport is not available. It likes up and down hills, nearer a forced march, but with time to admire trees, birds and flowers; to glory in the majestic peaks and to revel in all the natural beauty that is Nepal.

TREKKING SEASONS
Although trekking in Nepal can be organized throughout the year, OCTOBER through MAY is considered to be the best months for trekking. Summer months of the year, which coincide with monsoon, begin in mid-June and drains in mid-September making journeys wet and warm. The mountain views may not be at their best rain clouds and haze overhang the mountains occasionally obscuring  the enchanting views. These times are blessed for the keen botanists as the higher valleys and meadows blossom with flowers and lush vegetation. 

CAMPING TREK
The Camping Trek is the traditional trekking type in Nepal. this method allows individual and group travelers alike to visit any region of the country. However, it is generally more expensive than the Teahouse Trek. The camping Trek team is guided by Sherpa leader (Sirder) and supported by a local chef kitchen staff, porters and Sherpas.

TEA HOUSE TREK
The method of trekking described above makes it possible to visit even the most remote of regions where little or no tourism infrastructure exists. On the other hand, well known trekking areas like Annapurna, Khumbu and Langtang in Nepal offers individual travelers the opportunity to move from hut. This method is known as the Tear House Trek. The Tea House Trek method requires little if any support staff and can consequently be arrange more economically. On the other hand it limits one's range to the three major trekking regions  mentioned earlier where the necessary infrastructure is already established.