Trekking has always been a fascinating aspect of Nepalese tourism, and why wouldn't it be? Consider the top ten most stunning mountains in the world, and you'll find most of them right here. The land of mountains is well-known for its snow-capped mountains and high-altitude mountain peaks.
What is less well-known is its varied climate. So, if you've already decided to plan your next trekking trip to Nepal, the next thing you should consider is the ideal time to go trekking.
Autumn is one of the greatest seasons of the year to trek in Nepal, and it has its benefits. However, this does not imply that other seasons are unsuitable for trekking. You simply need to be exceptionally prepared and well-equipped according to seasons, and you'll be fine. If you go on a trek in autumn, you won't have to worry about bad weather.
You can join a high-altitude trek in October that would have been a little more difficult in other months like June, July, January, February, etc. The autumn season, which runs from late September to November, provides great weather for sightseeing, trekking, and other outdoor activities.
From mid-September until November, the weather is typically consistent and mild. Temperatures range between 20° C and 5° C at night, and temperatures in the lower mountains range between 15° C and 23° C. This demonstrates that while the high mountains are chilly and the lower elevations are warm, walking temperatures during the day are the most comfortable overall.
Typically, the morning is bright, and clouds build up in the afternoon before dispersing at night to expose a stunning starry sky. Most days, the weather provides a brilliant blue sky and a bright sun that lasts all day. And the mountain views are phenomenal.
Nepal's beauty is undeniably indescribable. It is home to hundreds of peaks and breathtaking scenery. But imagine this panoramic magnificence, which may be nothing short of a visual feast, being spoiled by some afternoon clouds that bring brief downpours with them. Isn't it unpleasant?
That is why autumn is the perfect season to trek, with no clouds to obscure the natural beauty, no route closures due to snow, and no muddy and treacherous paths to ruin the experience. In October, the mountain vistas are breathtaking and crystal clear.
Autumn has a modest advantage over other seasons due to the crisper sky. This benefit is somewhat outweighed by the enormous crowds, making it prudent to pick less popular excursions.
The well-known paths are busy with visitors from all over the world. The most popular trekking areas, including Langtang, Everest, and the Annapurna are usually packed with trekkers. That means you'll encounter a lot of other hikers. If you happen to be on the trail in late November or early December, snowfall in higher elevations might cause little difficulty, although it melts fast owing to the warmth and humidity of autumn.
Talking about the terrain and the difficulty level of the trekking packages, they vary from one another. You can choose the trekking package as per your fitness and trekking experience. The best thing about the Himalayas is, that it has all sorts of trekking routes from easy to strenuous, and each of them showcases a breathtaking mountain panorama.
And we also understand that finding the perfect trek for you can get quite a tedious job when there is an uncountable number of options available. So, you can talk with our expert travel consultants who have mapped numerous hiking and trekking trails in Nepal. They will help you find the best trek for you as per your requirements.
The routes are enhanced by the seasonal greenery that has grown robustly and attractively following the monsoon. Autumn provides a vibrantly colored nature since everything has just been washed. The leaves turn from green to vivid yellows, oranges, and reds.
Fruits that are ripe and fleshy cling to bushes and trees. Trails across meadows and high-altitude alpine woods appear more lush and thick. Colorful flowers and beautiful green distant vistas on a lovely bright day with a blue sky will undoubtedly take your breath away.
Indulge in Nepal's culture, traditions, and festivals up close and personal. The biggest and most important festivals are easily accessible throughout the autumn season. Dashain, Tihar, Chhat Puja, and other celebrations are widely celebrated in Nepal throughout the autumn season.
Moreover, we organize some special treks & tours during the festival season in Nepal. These tailor-made packages are designed to let you enjoy both the festival and the venture.
The mountains have a way of transporting you to places you could never imagine. It is simply an experience that you will remember for the rest of your life, and for that reason, every trek through the country of mountains is worthwhile.
So, before you embark on your autumn trekking adventure, here is a synopsis of some of the top trekking trails in Nepal that you can consider in autumn 2023. Each one has highlights and quick information that will help you pick the ideal one for yourself.
Everest Base Camp Budget Trek is primarily intended for those travelers who wish to experience the Everest region to the utmost on a restricted budget, fulfilling the trekker's desire at the lowest possible cost. Because of the inexpensive cost, the Everest Base Camp trip does not take away the spirit of trekking in the Khumbu region.
The facilities are minimal, for sure than the usual EBC package, however, the experience is worth the struggle. And as they say, nothing can stop the hearts of true travelers. While walking through the beautiful villages & lush rhododendron forests, you can meet the Sherpas and learn about their way of life.
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The Everest Base Camp Trek 14 days is one of the world's most famous treks. This walk delivers a spectacular perspective of the Solu Khumbu region as it passes through traditional Sherpa villages, ancient gompas, lush forests, and meadows. Hundreds of people from around the world embark on the Everest base camp, following the 14-day itinerary every year.
Enough acclimatization points and perfect night stops make Everest Base Camp Trek 14 days the best trekking package to the lap of Mt. Everest. In the two weeks' time, you not only explore the lifestyle of the mountain people and alpine woods but also learn a lot about the myths & legends surrounding the air.
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The Gokyo Lakes Trek with Renjo La pass is similar to the famous EBC Trek, except it leads you into a valley west of Everest. This begins with a magnificent flight to Luka, followed by a half-day hike to Phakding. During your trip, you will pass by the beautiful villages and reach the stunning Gokyo Lakes, which is known for its brilliant turquoise blue color.
It is a 13 days trekking package in Nepal that also crosses a high alpine pass called Renjo La (5,360 m). The trail has a good balance of off-bit and comfortable walking. The views are surreal and the trekking experience is fantastic. This trek is for travelers who want to explore the hidden corners of the Khumbu region.
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The Annapurna Base Camp Trek takes you over the protected area of the Annapurna Sanctuary, which is located between the Annapurna hills. Because the views are less vast and steeper, the panorama is considerably distinct from most other famous hikes. It is one of the few mountain treks that can make you fall in love with vistas and get you closer to the base of 8000-meter peaks in such a short amount of time.
The trekking route is impressive. You pass by picturesque villages resided by different communities. The dense forests of rhododendron, bamboo, oak, pine, etc progress to pasture and rocky hills once you go beyond the treeline. The rivers, streams, waterfalls, chirping of birds, and the scent of Himalayan woods make the journey a lifetime experience.
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The Ghorepani Poon Hill trek is possibly the ideal short Himalayan hike. It is also known as "The Queen of Viewpoints." This hike will take you through magnificent scenery and an adventurous yet comfortable trail. Trek between Pokhara and Nayapul while seeing a spectacular blend of high peaks and gorgeous villages.
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The Mardi Himal Trek is one of Nepal's few doable (for beginner trekkers) off-the-beaten-path paths, located east of the Annapurna Base Camp and giving unimpeded views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, and Manaslu ranges. This trekking trail opened in 2012, not long ago, and has well served the hearts looking for a quick offbeat trek in the Himalayas.
Our Mardi Himal Trek is a 9 days trip through dense forests and remote mountain villages. The trek leads to the Mardi Himal Base Camp or also known as the Upper Viewpoint. The limited facilities and very basic teahouse accommodation add more thrill to the trek.
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The captivating trek in the Manaslu region leads you via a somewhat off-the-beaten rural trail to breathtaking vistas, raging whitewater river falls, and deep woods. It will lead you from the sweltering lowlands to the majestic Budhi Gandaki canyon with turquoise streams and beautiful waterfalls.
Throughout the journey, you will cross multiple suspension bridges that are incredibly high and frequently quite lengthy. The trip begins in the bustling market village of Machha Khola and continues up and back along a separate trail to Syange. Manaslu Circuit Trek 16 days is for those looking for something new in Nepal while still seeing the most stunning and jaw-dropping surroundings.
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Tsum Valley is abundant in culture and history, with several Buddhist temples, nunneries, and prayer walls. All of these are religious and culturally significant to the people who live in the area. Tsum Valley Trek, located in the northern section of Manaslu, will lead you to one of the most demanding paths in the Himalayas.
The Tsum valley opened in 2008 for trekking and now is a restricted part of the Manaslu region. It is one of the less visited trekking routes. The trek is very demanding and only experienced trekkers with high endurance. From Kathmandu, it's a 7 hours bus/jeep ride to the starting point of the trail.
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The Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek is more demanding and secluded. If you're looking for a unique and magnificent adventure in the Himalayas, the Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek Nepal is for you. The walk winds through lush forests, meadows, rivers, waterfalls, and picturesque towns. It is a hiking region with limited access. So, to obtain the appropriate permissions, you will need a local trekking company and at least two trekkers.
You'll be trekking closely to an Indian border, Sikkim on Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek for 23 days. The trail explores the third highest mountain in the world, Mt. Kanchenjunga. Also a restricted area, you get to see striking views of Yalung Glacier, snow-capped mountains, and diverse sceneries. The trail is rarely explored and offers offbeat trekking.
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The Langtang Valley has long been a popular trekking destination because of its magnificent views, fascinating Tamang culture, comparatively leisurely pace, and proximity to Kathmandu. The trail takes you through lush woodlands to the high alpine meadows and yak farms around Kyangjin Gompa.
Because this path runs entirely within Langtang National Park, trekkers may see wildlife such as Red Pandas, Musk Deer, Himalayan Black Bear, Himalayan Tahr, Rhesus Monkey, and Langur. Flora in the park includes rhododendron, bamboo, pine, oak, and many more species. The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek further ascends to the holy Gosaikunda Lake.
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