Trekking enthusiasts will love Nepal. In Nepal, there are several different ways to organize a trek. However, there are essentially only two kinds of trekking in Nepal.
Teahouse or Lodge trekking
In Nepal, a teahouse trek entails lodging in small hotels or lodges along the way, which offer a cozy bed and meals. The most popular and affordable type of trekking in Nepal is lodge trekking. All prices include a knowledgeable guide and porter to help you with your personal belongings.
Since you will be staying in teahouses and sand lodges along the way, you won't need camping equipment. You can trek along the designated holiday routes with ease thanks to tea houses. Holiday Tours Nepal offers the top accommodations in the region as well as a hot meal. These amenities are offered in the trekking regions of Nepal's Everest, Annapurna, Langtang, and Manaslu, and they are being expanded to other locations and trekking routes as well. Locals also profit because trekkers can discover more about local customs and culture and locals can sell their goods.
Camp trekking
The traditional and older form of trekking in Nepal is the tented or camping trek. Camp trekking is available all over the country. The total cost includes all expenses for lodging, meals, and labor. All meals and lodging are offered inside the tented camp. All arrangements, with the exception of losses caused by natural disasters and emergency evacuation, are handled by Holiday Tours Nepal.
With a certified and well-trained guide, a chef to prepare meals while on the trek, and porters, Holiday Tours Nepal offers all the trekking and camping equipment, service, security, and comforts needed during trekking. Holiday Tours Nepal selects the ideal locations for pitching tents. While camp trekking in Nepal is more expensive than tea house trekking, it offers access to more adventurous and remote areas. In Nepal's lesser-traveled areas like Upper Mustang, Upper Dolpo, Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Ganesh Himal, and others, camp treks are primarily conducted.
