Nepal is widely known for being a tapestry of snow-capped giants and a wide variety of ethnic cultures. The country hosts 10 of the world's tallest mountain ranges including Mt. Everest (8848m)- the highest mountain in the world. This makes Nepal a major playground for adventurers and trekkers who prefer to experience something new and extraordinary. The proper blends of cultural and natural diversity make these trips even more special. The majority of the trekking locations like Everest and Annapurna in Nepal are quite popular and are known by many. These locations have spectacular views, proper infrastructure, and varied terrain which means that the trekking level can be suited as per the change in fitness level. This makes the trek trails extremely crowded throughout the year. However, in recent years, the preference for trips to - off the beaten path regions, over the normal hectic crowded trails has increased as well.
Although Nepal is geographically small, multiple regions haven't been explored properly yet. These locations are pretty much far away from the main center of big cities like Pokhara and Kathmandu. The uniqueness of such trips is the pristine nature, its serene beauty, and the opportunity to witness the true Nepalese culture. As such, many destinations are best suited for this purpose (Off the Beaten).
Well known for Buddhist monasteries and yak caravans, the trails in the Dolpo region pass through the Shey Phoksundo National Park. In addition to the Bon Po culture and barren landscapes resembling Tibetan Plateau, the trek also provides an opportunity to visit Phoksundo Lake, the deepest lake in Nepal.
Likewise, the trips in the Kanchenjunga region take you on a long adventure through eastern Nepal. At 8,586m, Mt. Kanchenjunga- the 3rd highest mountain in the world, is the highlight of the region. The region is home to ethnic Kiranti people and has many remarkable cultural and natural landmarks.
Similarly, the Manaslu region is geographically spectacular and culturally fascinating which takes you through the Budhi Gandaki Valley. The region is full of Buddhist monasteries, and interesting Tibetan villages that still practice medieval cultural norms. The region also houses the Tsum Valley which is a cultural spectacle.
Humla and Rara Region treks take you to the surroundings of Rara Lake, walking through the less explored trail of western Nepal. The major attractions of this region are Rara Lake and Rara National Park. The region is also known for the cultural marvel of the Thakuri and Chhetri communities.
Besides these regions, there are other multiple off the beaten trekking destinations like the Makalu region, Ruby Valley, Rolwaling region, and Limi Valley. We and our team of well-experienced staff members at High Route Adventure ensure to plan your trip in the best possible way so that you can enjoy your trip to the fullest.
