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Whatever type of trek you choose, your basic clothing and equipment list will be similar: List of Equipment

1. Bags: A small day pack, backpack, or duffle bag.
2. Down or fiber-filled jacket
3. Water and windproof jacket (Gore-Tex)
4.  Poncho
5. Fleece jacket.
6. Hiking shirts
7.  Cotton and polypropylene t-shirts
8. Full polypropylene or fleece t-shirts (jumper)
9. Sun hat and woolen hat or balaclava
10. Hiking pants with zip off le...

Entry/ Exit Points in Nepal The entry and exit points for the purpose of the foreigners entering into and departing from Nepal are following. The Immigration offices in such points are opened 24 hours. Entering and departing from other places except the point is treated as the voilation of Immigration Act and the Regulat

1. Immigration Office, Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu
2. Immigration Office, Kakarvitta, Jhapa (Eastern Nepal)
3. Immigration Office, Birganj, Parsa (Central Nepal)

How is the Trekking in Nepal? Trekking is one of the most popular adventure activities in the Himalayan country of Nepal. With its diverse landscapes, Nepal offers an incredible range of trekking opportunities, making it a paradise for adventure seekers. A typical trekking experience in Nepal involves hiking for 4 to 9 hours a day. The trails range from easy walks at lower elevations to strenuous hikes above 5,000 meters in the Himalayas. It’s not just the breathtaking landscapes that captivate trekkers but also the chance ...

What is a Trekking Peak Essentially, a trekking peak is a peak that can be climbed (from base camp) in 1-3 days. The routes we use are chosen for their objective safety and sometimes involve easily angled snow slopes, straightforward ridges, and occasionally scrambling. You will be using equipment such as crampons, an ice axe, a harness, and a zommer. Fixed ropes will be used while ascending and descending. Blossom Expeditions organizes special climbing training at base camp to provide our clients with the climbing skills n...

Nepal is a popular destination for adventure travelers, offering a plethora of options tailored to your time, interests, and abilities. Thousands of adventure seekers from around the world gather in Nepal to enjoy the exciting journey. However, as a foreign tourist, you cannot go everywhere without a special permit. Nepal has restricted areas to limit overcrowding and minimize the impact on the beauty of nature, culture, and social life. To visit these restricted areas, you must obtain a special permit from the Department of Immigration o...