The Himalayas of Nepal has always been known as “The abode of the Gods”. Many of the primordial history, religious, culture, and traditions as well as legends are the identification of Nepal. The Himalayas of Nepal harbors many holy temple shrines, monasteries and sacred lakes in the wilderness in remote part of the region.

The Himalaya is the youngest and highest mountain chain on the earth. The great Himalayan range of 800 km lies within the Himalayas of Nepal. It has 1310 magnificent peaks over 600m, including 8 of the world’s highest and 14 peaks of 8000m.

The varied climate and mixed people of Nepal combines to produce a magical attraction for outsider. Many foreign visitors are coming to trek one or more beautiful trekking regions. To trek, one do not need to have any requires skills nor need to be a mountaineer or an athlete.

For visitors on extended holiday and with fewer restraints, there is an even more varied spectrum of adventure, safari in the jungles trekking to explore deeper into the alpine valley with perceptual snow and glistening glaciers. The more intrepid traveler may venture further up to scale any of the 18 minor peaks.