There are mainly two types of trekking which can be done in Nepal.

a. Tea House Trekking
b. Camping/Tented Trekking

Tea House Trekking:
Tea House Trekking can be done only the popular Trekking area such as Annapurna, Langtang, or the route to Everest, where overnight at the best available lodge around the area. All the necessary trekking gear is carried by porters and the route is led by the professional guide. We provide all l the necessary high quality equipment like sleeping bags, water bottle during the trek. Three meals (breakfast, Lunch, Dinner), accommodation and staff insurance are included. Treks begin from 7 to 8 am. Before we start, we provide hot drinks tea/coffee/hot chocolate and then a nutritious Breakfast. Lunch is provided between 11 to 12 am and the day usually ends around 3 to 4 pm.

Camping/Tented Trekking
Camping/ Tented trekking is one, which is self sufficient, where we take along all the necessary food and camping equipment. You only need to carry a small-lightweight backpack with a water bottle, camera and your day clothes. The day usually begins around 6am with tea, coffee, or hot chocolate served to you in front of your tent. After your tea and after you have freshened up, you pack up your personal gear and then have breakfast. While you are eating, the Sherpas take down the tents and pack up loads for the porters. The entire group is on the way about 7 am. The porters are slower and the cook crews (Sherpas) race ahead to have lunch waiting for the groups arrival. Lunch is usually around 11or 12. Most treks usually end by early afternoon (often by 3pm). And once again, everything is prepared and waiting for you: your tent is set up and the kitchen crew again has tea prepared. And of course, a delicious meal is just around the corner! Later on you have free time to either relax or read a good book or explore the surrounding area.