Adventure of Mountain Trekking in India

No one can deny to walk in the nature and enjoy the silent mode of mountains, the tweets of birds or the roar of wild lives. Mountain trekking offers all at the expense of limitless gear and lively mood. Nepal, a neighboring country of India is blessed with towering hills, which slide down to the deepest gorge. The many adventure region here draws great attention of tourist from all across the world.

Lets take a quick look of the major mountain trekking zone in Nepal.

Annapurna Region:
The peaks in Annapurna are categorized into Annapurna I, Annapurna II, Annapurna III and lot more. Trekking their great height offers a life time adventure, along with some mind-boggling views of glacier mountains, green slopes and Buddhist villages. On moving towards Annapurna Sanctuary, trekkers can showcase their hobby of bird watching and clicking photographs.

Dhaulagiri in the region is also a place for trying out the skill of trekking.

Everest Region:
Nepal is blessed with world's highest peak, Mount Everest- the dream destinations of trekkers. The upper areas of the Dudha Koshi and Bhote Koshi is composed or tough terrains starting from 5, 800 m to the peak point of Mt Everest(8, 848m). Also, Kala Patar in Lukla, stands a chief area for trekkers. One can also trek the path from Gokyo Valley and dig out the hidden beauty of upper Khumbu Valley and Everest Base Camp.

Kanchenjunga:
World's third highest peak, Mt. Kanchenjunga is positioned in the Sikkim-Nepal border. Trekkers can find golden chance to explore the wild haven, Tibeto-Mongoloid ancestral villages and location colored with the culture of Rai, Limbu, Chhetri and Brahmin.

Other trekking areas in Nepal are Rolwaling, Gauri Shankar, Langtang, Ganesh Himal, Jomson and Muktinath.

Best time for trekking:

The peak season for mountain trekking in Nepal is from September to November, when temperatures remains moderate and help armatures to trek the high mountain ranges. Days from March to May is an ideal time for experts, who desires to reach higher elevation, over 4000m.