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Trekking Guide 1 Trekking can be broken down into various categories:- VISTA TREKKING This is where we would cover areas that have particularly spectacular scenery. CIRCUIT TREKKING This is a trek that covers a famous circuit NATURE TREKKING This would take us to areas where it is possible to observe particular animals, plants, and natural wildlife. INDIGENOUS TREKKING On this trek we can arrange to meet and learn from local culture. Of course it is entirely possilbe for all thse aspects to be achieved along one single trekking route. I am able to advise on the degree of difficulty of the route which you may be considering Annapurna Circuit 14 - 18 days Max elevation 5416m Jomson/Muktinath Trek 8 - 10 days Max elevation 3800m Ghorepani Trek 4 - 5 days Max elevation 3100m Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) 8 - 10 days Max elevation 4200m Dhaulagiri Circuit 18 - 21 days Max elevation 5360m Upper Mustang Trek 10 - 12 days Max elevation 4070m Manasalu Trek 21 - 24 days Max elevation 4460m Panchase Trek 2 - 3 days Max elevation 2570m Sikles Trek 4 - 5 days Max elevation 2000m There are treks to suit all ages and all interests and when making your choices be thinking also of your fitness level and the time of year, as well as the amount of time that you have available. As a guide to seasons and weather:- OCT/NOV Weather is balmy, air is clean and visibility is perfect. The countryside is lush and green following the monsoon. It is a popular time to be in the mountains. DEC/JAN Skies are clear but it can be very chilly so trekkers must be prepared for snow when packing. FEB/APRIL This is the tail end of the dry season, the weather is warm and many of nepals wild flowers are in bloom. Dust however can reduce visibility. |  |
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