Top Nepal Bus Tours - page 31

Tsum Valley trek is one of the best examples of off-beaten trekking path in Nepal. Since this trekking trail has been discovered just a short time ago, the area is not hugely crowded with people. This makes Tsum Valley one of the finest trekking spot for many people who want to experience the real taste of nature. The hospitality locals of Tibetan group “Tsombo” truly amaze you. They welcome you with traditional Tibetan buttered, salted tea and local foods. This wonderful valley is likely to be your quest for the raw and absolute wilderness adventure for your lifetime.

Australian Base Camp is the shortest and easiest trekking route. It is very suitable for the trekkers who have an enduring desire to see the close-up views of Annapurna ranges on a short hike . The trek starts from Pokhara. You will explore the excellent layered rice terrains, lush green and peaceful forests, waterfalls and glowing views of Annapurna II, Fishtail, Dhaulagiri, and Annapurna South. Annapurna Conservation Area never fails to surprise it s explorers. It’s the largest protected land in Nepal where you will able to wander around diverse landscapes depending upon your time, level of fitness and group members.

Nagarkot (2175m) is probably the best place to view the Himalaya from the comfort of your Hotel balcony. A scenic hike to Dhulikhel a quieter, less developed place and to observe the high Himalayas adds the extra thrill in the trip. Trail to Namo Buddha offers an ancient Tibetan Buddhist culture and night stay in Monastery, dinner with monk and meditation can be a lifetime memory. A legend village Panauti has some ancient temples which have stood the test of time partly because of Panauti’s legendary resistance of earthquake. Panauti was major trading centre with its own royal palace but today the village is serene backwater, and all the more appealing for that. This cultural trip introduces Nepal and Nepalese in details, though it’s short countryside excursion.