Hiking in Nepal: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

The hike to Everest Base Camp at 5,362 meters is a classic and should not be overlooked, and while the journey to the summit is a tricky one, the hike to basecamp is fairly accessible. Beyond Everest, there are excellent hikes on offer in the Annapurna Massif. Annapurna sits at 8,091 meters and offers a number of different routes, like the hike to basecamp at 4,130 meters. The Makalu Base Camp Trek is also worth checking out.

**Mount Everest **

With its place as the highest mountain on earth and the many legendary stories of those who’ve climbed or attempted to climb it, Mount Everest is one of the most legendary mountains there is. A trip to Nepal is not complete without a seeing Everest.

** Nepalese culture **

There are many different ethnicities and religions in Nepal, many of which are rich and stretch back far into history. Part of the magic of Nepal is learning more about this diversity of cultures and experiencing a little about life in Nepal.

**Outstanding scenery and nature **

The Himalayas provide enough beautiful scenery on their own, however, Nepal offers much more than just that. For example, in the Chitwan National Park, you’ll find amazing wildlife like the Royal Bengal Tiger and the One-Horned Rhinoceros.

There are 123 languages spoken in Nepal, however Nepali is the official language.

Nepalese Rupee

Fly to Kathmandu then travel around the country in car or via transfers.

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Late October until early May, though this may vary depending on exact location.

In Kathmandu the warmest month is June with an average high is 23 degrees celsius. January is the coldest month with an average of 9 degrees celsius. The weather is considerably colder in high in the mountains.