Nepal is one of the worlds best travel destination. Nepal is not only a trekkers paradise but a feast for travellers seeking charming locals, astounding mountain scenery and jungle adventure. Best time to trek in Nepal is from September to November when the skies are clear and many people flock to Nepal to tackle some of the best trekking trails in Nepal Himalayas during this time. Everest Base Camp trek is on the bucket list of many travellers and autumn is the best time to put on those trekking boots and tackle the most trodden trekking trail in the world.
Day time Temperatures in Everest Base Camp averages around 4Degree Celcius & night time temperatures can go much below minus degree Celcius for trekkers. But with plenty of sunshine during the day and sorrunding mountains covered in snow makes spectacular vista. If you travel around mid winter temperatures can dip much below minus degree but you can have the mountain to yourself.
Spring is also the best time to head to Nepal when the rhododendrons bloom up and Temperatures warm up too. March and April is the best time before temperatures starts heating up. Kathmandu averages around 20Degree Celcius and Everest Base Camp will be around 4Degree Celcius.
Summer brings heavy monsoon rain but it mostly rains at night and days can be beautiful. Kathmandu averages around 29Degree Celcius and the mountain around 14Degree Celcius with plenty of rain. So if you do not like the peak season crowd and can withstand the heat and humidity you can head to nepal during this time, but trekking at this time of the year is off the cards. So Nepal has plenty oppurtunities for travellers to see and do.
Nepal known for it’s remote locations, challenging treks and Himalayan scenery is a trekker’s delight. Trekking in Nepal is first and foremost about Sagarmatha National Park and Annapurna Conservation area. They cover a major part of the Nepal Himalayas. Eight of the highest peaks in the world is in Nepal Himalayas. Therefore, when it comes to trekking in Nepal it’s more about Sagarmatha National Park, Mt. Everest & Mt.Annapurna and its surroundings. Because of the wide range of elevation the Everest Base Camp & Annapurna area offers short to moderate to strenous treks.
Any trekking trail in Nepal offers lodge accommodation every few hours, so you can trek at your own pace, stopping when you’re done for the day. Every Tea house has big boards with detailed maps. So you can choose how many hours of trekking you would like to do per day and how far along the trail you want to go before you call it a day. A typical Tea house consists of a single storeyed building with tin roof and five or six rooms or dormitories. They offer for a very reasonable price, a proper bed with clean sheets and blankets, a common toilet, running water and hot shower.
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