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Talk to us and we will help
you choose a trek which will suit your level of fitness as well
as your area of interest. And remember, prior walking experience
in general counts for much less than good physical condition and
motivation. If you really want to get up to see Everest and you
are in good health and properly equipped, you will get there,
experienced or not. |
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Tour: You travel by car, coach and plane.
There is no camping and there will be limited walking for
sightseeing only. |
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Gentle: For those who are in good health and
enjoy a good hill walk. Altitudes are up to 3500m with 4 to 5
hours walking a day. |
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Moderate: For those in good
health who exercise regularly and are prepared for higher
attitudes and longer days or for harder short walks. Generally
involve walking 5 to 8 hours a day at altitudes up to 4000
meters. |
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Strenuous: For those who are
fit or prepared to improve their fitness. Involve walking 7 to
10 hrs a day for many days without a break, often at altitudes
of up to 5500 meters and often on rough trails. |
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Strenuous/Technical: As well
as the requirements of Strenuous trek you must be prepared for
training en-route in ice climbing and rope techniques. |
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Autumn:
The period from September to December is best seasons
for the treks. The weather is very fine and the sights on the
top air very clear during this period. Also this period for
climbing. |
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Spring:
The period from April to May is that of forwarding in
mountain. It is the best period to climb the top more than
4,000m. We can have an excellent the top, the temperature is
completely acceptable even at night. |
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Winter:
The period from the end of December to mid-
January is appropriate for the treks of low
altitudes.
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