Most visitors to Nepal fly into Nepal’s only international airport in Kathmandu. Kathmandu is quite special, a city of riotous charm, vibrant markets, bustling streets, and hidden alleys with a plethora of colourful temples and grand squares. The city conjures up some great days, time to discover its many layers of historical fabric. Yet, like all cities there comes a time when a day away from the bustle works wonders for the soul. Taking a day away from the busy streets to go hike some wonderful trails around The Kathmandu Valley comes as a welcome escape. The city is surrounded by verdant hi ..read more

Five Popular Trekking Peaks for Beginners in Nepal. I like mountains because they make me feel small, ’‘They help me sort out what’s important in life.”― Mark Obmascik. Trekking Peaks Outline: Nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, Nepal has the most alluring mountains on this planet of ours. It has for many years been a paradise for travelers, trekkers, explorers and mountaineers alike. There are over 13000 peaks above 6000m in Nepal, of these 602 have been opened as climbing routes by the Government of Nepal and Department of Tourism. We have put together five of the most popular trekking peak ..read more

We often get inquiries asking what we would recommend, a trek to Everest Base Camp, or Annapurna Base Camp and could we provide some information on the respective merits of both regions. Perhaps the major difference is, in the Everest Region the vast majority of trekkers have one goal Everest itself. In the Annapurna Region there is more variety and whilst Annapurna Base Camp is way up there as the destination to go to, it is not the only one. It is a difficult question to answer as both provide some fabulous days in the Himalayas. Rather than come down on one side or the other, here are some ..read more

Namaste and welcome to Nepal Gateway Trekking your perfect entrance to Nepal. People visit Nepal for many reasons, there is never just one in a land that offers so much to discover and open up to. Visit Nepal 2020 is promoted by the Government of Nepal to encourage more travelers to visit this mysterious part of the world. We are doing our bit to encourage more adventurous and inquisitive travelers to come and find out for themselves.  We also offer 10% to 15% discount on our trip cost depending on the group size.  This blog will be suggesting some popular tour and trekking packages for visit ..read more

Nepal’s Trekking Seasons Explained: If you are a serious mountain lover trekking as you know, for you there is never a bad time for trekking in Nepal you would be trekking every day no matter the elements. However for most of us mere mortals, some months are much more welcoming than others. Those mighty Himalayas with their magnetic attraction have a large influence on weather patterns , dictating the days like the Gods they truly are. Because of this, forecasts are hard to make when the giant ranges of Everest, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri have their say. There are of course times when you can be ..read more

A Family Trekking adventure in Nepal can often go a long way to promote the family experience in a truly beautiful setting. Add to this the friendliness and warmth of the Nepalese people, who always have a smile for you and especially your children, really adds to the overall experience. Family Trekking & Hiking Holidays with have become a lot more popular in Nepal over the last few years. Many families are realizing that in an ever connected world where more time is spent looking at mobiles or laptops than actually communicating can be a rare experience. Doing things together in the great ..read more

With the highest and most magnificent mountains on planet Earth it is not surprising that this tiny country called Nepal attracts more and more visitors year on year. If you are visiting Nepal for the first time, trekking in the foothills of these majestic giants is unlike anything most people will have done before. But just what trek to do?. It is never easy to pick one, the magnificent Himalayas running spine like on Nepal’s Northern border provides an enticing array of trekking options. Keeping things simple, three main trekking regions cater for the vast majority of trekkers who visit Nepa ..read more

The mesmerizing terrace of Khumbu will lead you on a journey like no other. It randomly tests your willpower, tenacity, fitness, mental endurance and altitude adaptation. That’s why most of the hikers get sacred when they think of trekking to Everest Base Camp. They keep on questioning themselves – what if I don’t make it, what if I stop breathing, what if I don’t like the views and the list goes on…. But once you make to the base camp, you will realize you have conquered something very special and challenging in your life. We believe the classic Everest Base Camp Trek is the only way to full ..read more

Everest base camp trekking route is world popular trekking trail for travel lovers. EBC trek route takes goes up to 5364m from sea level. On this blog, we will provide the information about all routes which goes up to base camp. This is the last point you can reach nearby Mt Everest without a special permit. This blog provides various trekking routes which take you up to Mt Everest Base camp. If you need any suggestions about these routes please comments or you can contact us directly using our contact form. Everest Base camp trekking Route Map Everest Base camp trekking routes Lukla Namche ..read more

Nepal is known as “the country which has more festival than the days of the year”. Normally, Festival divided two types Local Festival National Festival The religious festivals follow the lunar calendar while national festival has fixed dates. i) Lunar Calendar: Dashain, Tihar ii) Solar calendar: Democracy day, constitution day Kinds of Festivals in Nepal Religious festivals: a) Dashain (September to October): The ten days festival of Dashain celebrating Durga’s triumph over evil (buffalo demon Mahisasur) is the biggest festival of Nepal. All creeds and castes participate. People visit their ..read more