Each year throng of tourists visit Nepal with various purposes. Many of them converse for trekking purpose. Some trekking zones including Annapurna, Everest and Langtang are the most popular ones. The styles for trekking can be different.
Primarily, there are two sorts of trekking styles in Nepal. They are Teahouse Trekking and Camping Trekking.
Teahouse Trekking
Nepal is the country of villages. Northern part of the country is strewn with many small parishes. In the most popular trekking routes of Annapurna, Langtang and Everest section, we can find plenty of tea houses. These offer you with meals, a bed and shower conveniences. Generally, they have cozy rooms having double bedchambers and involved bathroom. Most of them offer basic Nepali and Tibetan dishes in breakfast, lunch and dinner. But some of them offer wide range of food.
There are several advantages of teahouse trekking. First and foremost, we should not carry extra gears as they arrange food and accommodation there. We can trek as scheduled time and pace. Moreover, we can explore the actual lifestyle of the hamlets. An English-speaking leader will assist for all the arrangements throughout the journey. Teahouse trekking comprises a license holder trekking guide and porter/s, 3 meals in a day- breakfast, lunch and dinner along with tea and coffee, transportation (pick up and drop), accommodations, trekking authorizations and taxes.
Camping Trekking
In the more remote area, having all the arrangements by the team members, camping trekking is done. It can be organized anywhere in the country. There is the combination of leaders, guides, cooks, camping staffs, Sherpas and porters who support us throughout the journey.
All the needed belongings are carried by the porters. On the way the cooks prepare the dishes and serve to the tourists. At the end of the trekking- in the evenings, the camping staffs fix large tents in a suitable place for overnight stay. You shall spend the night inside a hemispherical tent.
The company offers no lacking equipment such as canvas, sleeping doily, kitchen items, foods along with team members (leaders, guides, cooks, camping staffs, Sherpas and porters).
