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Trekking in south Asia ...discover the Nepal Gurilla trek in Nepal Guerrilla trail also known for the War tourism which offers tourist to experience the effects of moist civil wars in Rukum and Rolpa district and other many district at Far western districts of Nepal. Even though maoist civil wars cover most part of far western Nepal our trekking trail cover Rolpa and Rukum district because Rukum and Rolpa is the starting place of Maoist civil war. Guerrilla trekking route is designed with the combination of the major destination of civil war in between Nepal government and maoist. Gorilla trekking in Nepal will give tourists an insight into the insurgency,highlighted feature of guerrilla trek Nepal is to introduce the visitors the real image "how the guerrillas operated and fought during the conflict." Guerrilla Trek has been a wonderful trek package for the tourist loving adventure and curious about the civil wars. Guerrilla trek in Nepal starts from the west of Pokhara city (Myagdi district) at part of Annapurna trekking region, Nepal. Guerrilla trekking route passes through various difficult way,through rugged mountain, pointed rocks,rivers, caves,paddy fields and Ethnic Magar villages. Finally the trek ends in Rolpa district. Regarding the trek for convenience of finding out the route,Maoist leader Prachanda has launched a map and a guide book of entilted Guerrilla trek,which the co-produced with American Travel writer Mr.Alonzo Lyons on 2.10.2012. guerrilla Trek Nepal can be arrange either camping or home stay basic,it is because there are some small hotel/tea houses available on trail but these are not sufficient for tea house trek. There are few different trekking itineraries for Guerrilla Trail like 13 days, 19 days, 27 days. Itineraries will be prepared as per tourist's desire and duration of holidays. Guerrilla trek Nepal combine with such extreme adventure activities like, river rafting, jungle safari, paragliding, mountain flight, bungee jumping

Trekking in Nepal is an all season activity. The most popular trekking seasons are spring (February - May) and Fall (September to November), but even in the summer monsoon, trekking is popular in the rain shadow regions north of the Himalayas in areas such as Mustang, Upper Manang and Dolpo. Pristine Mountain Adventure specializes in professional, yet personalized service and socially and environmentally friendly trekking and adventure travel. We respond quickly and promptly to inquiries to help you put together the adventure of a lifetime, no matter your budget. We are local trekking agency in Pokhara so we have more ideas about Annapurna region trekking. Other Adventure Travel Options to add onto your trek include: River rafting, paragliding, mountain flights, zipline, jungle safari, ultra-lite flying, parahawking and caving/spelunking, hot air ballooning, bird-watching, honey hunting. We will work within your budget, cut costs to meet your needs, or suggest luxuries to make your adventure extra special. Our guides are instructed in the highest standards of service and eco-friendly trekking practices, educated in the flora, fauna and culture of Nepal, and trained in safety and medical concerns, from altitude sickness and wilderness first aid to clean water practices. Our vision of our company and its services comes from our deep love of Nepal and her beauty, diversity and unparalleled natural environment. Let us share with you the Nepal we love, the Pristine Nepal !

Trekking in Nepal is an all season activity. The most popular trekking seasons are spring (February - May) and Fall (September to November), but even in the summer monsoon, trekking is popular in the rain shadow regions north of the Himalayas in areas such as Mustang, Upper Manang and Dolpo. Pristine Mountain Adventure specializes in professional, yet personalized service and socially and environmentally friendly trekking and adventure travel. We respond quickly and promptly to inquiries to help you put together the adventure of a lifetime, no matter your budget. We are local trekking agency in Pokhara so we have more ideas about Annapurna region trekking. Other Adventure Travel Options to add onto your trek include: River rafting, paragliding, mountain flights, zipline, jungle safari, ultra-lite flying, parahawking and caving/spelunking, hot air ballooning, bird-watching, honey hunting. We will work within your budget, cut costs to meet your needs, or suggest luxuries to make your adventure extra special. Our guides are instructed in the highest standards of service and eco-friendly trekking practices, educated in the flora, fauna and culture of Nepal, and trained in safety and medical concerns, from altitude sickness and wilderness first aid to clean water practices. Our vision of our company and its services comes from our deep love of Nepal and her beauty, diversity and unparalleled natural environment. Let us share with you the Nepal we love, the Pristine Nepal !

Special offer only 999 U.S.$ 15 days Nepal package tour 2 days in Kathmandu 2 days in Pokhara 7 days trekking in Annapurna 2 days rafting 2 days chitwan

Langtang is one of the nonspoil trek in Nepal. Highly rich in culture , flora & fauna. Gosainkunda is situated on the north of Kathmandu in Langtang region. This is one of the famous, Holy Lake in Nepal. The starting point of this trek is Syabrubeshi, 6/ 7 hours drive from Kathmandu . You will pass through Singh Gompa where you can visit the real Yak Cheese factory. The trek will further lead you over Lauribinyak pass from where you will have the panoramic views of the Langtang , Ganesh Himal, Manaslu and Annapurna range. The Gosainkunda is one of the most beautiful lakes and to reach this lake you pass through Saraswati Kunda, Bhairab Kunda and Gusainkunda. From Gosainkunda you pass more lakes and continue the trek to Ghopte which is a long journey and is not easy. So if your condition is not really good , the best option is to stay in Phedi and the next day trek to Tharepati, from where you can either continue to Helambu or go direct back to Kathmandu. - See more at: http://www.pristinetrekking.com/langtang-region.html#sthash.V7MBSCIw.dpuf

Trekking in Nepal is an all season activity. The most popular trekking seasons are spring (February - May) and Fall (September to November), but even in the summer monsoon, trekking is popular in the rain shadow regions north of the Himalayas in areas such as Mustang, Upper Manang and Dolpo. Pristine Mountain Adventure specializes in professional, yet personalized service and socially and environmentally friendly trekking and adventure travel. We respond quickly and promptly to inquiries to help you put together the adventure of a lifetime, no matter your budget. We are local trekking agency in Pokhara so we have more ideas about Annapurna region trekking. Other Adventure Travel Options to add onto your trek include: River rafting, paragliding, mountain flights, zipline, jungle safari, ultra-lite flying, parahawking and caving/spelunking, hot air ballooning, bird-watching, honey hunting. - See more at: http://pristinetrekking.com/#sthash.oBJ8q6aU.dpuf

Jomsom -Muktinath trek is mix-cultural hotbed of Hindus & Buddhist. The trail follows with Hindu culture then slowly we will experience with Buddhist culture influence from Tibetan Buddhism. In this trek we can experience with Buddhist Monastery and rain shadow plateau of Tibet. We follow the glacier fed aqua black water of Kaligandaki river bank up to Kagbeni, deserted landscape and the famous fossils found on the banks of the meandering Kali-Gandaki river. This region has also gained popularity of having Buddhist influence culture & old monasteries. Muktinath is one of the salvation point for Hindus. Hindu must have to visit once on their life so a lot of Hindus pilgrims visit that holy side round the year. - See more at: http://www.pristinetrekking.com/index.php/annapurna-region/jomsom-muktinath-trek#sthash.wOiR0kFB.gp8HE8Fh.dpuf

The Upper Mustang trek is an exotic tour to unspoil and ancient Tibetan villages, rare Buddhist arts, exotic culture and the unique beauty of the Himalayan desert. The medieval settlements of Upper Mustang and its capital Lo Mangthang, lie in the remote Himalayan desert behind the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. Geographically the land is an extension of the Tibetan plateau, characterized by windy and arid valleys, eroded canyons and unique stratified rock formations. The people in Upper Mustang are of Tibetan origin who migrated from Tibet many centuries ago, and belong to Bhotias and Loba communities. They practice Sakyapa school of Tibetan Buddhism. Upper Mustang is the only place in the World to see Tibetan culture in its completely undisturbed state. The houses and monasteries in here have their own unique local architecture and medieval look. Mostly they are built with stone and sun baked mud bricks. Upper Mustang is a land covering about 2,600 sq km in area and is home to 6,000 people. Festivals are religious in nature, the Tiji festival being the biggest. The capital called Lo Manthang , a walled complex with magnificent monasteries and the ancient houses of local nobilities, will be one of the main attraction of the trek. Recently, in 2007, an international team of explorers discovered invaluable objects of cultural and historical importance in Upper Mustang. In high caves which required technical climbing they discovered beautiful Buddhist murals, manuscripts and other historical objects which, according to them, date back to 800 year. Our Upper Mustang trek offers a rare visit to a place perfectly untouched by modernity, preserving its ancient Buddhist culture, traditions and invaluable art objects in high Himalayan desert. - See more at: http://www.pristinetrekking.com/index.php/upper-mustang#sthash.QXLyNN54.dpuf

There are a number of ways to visit this region. The first and easy route is from Pokhara. It can be managed by a drive of about 6-7 hours by Tourist bus or a direct flight from Kathmandu .Then you will meet the enchanting Pokhara. Normally you can spend one night in Pokhara & the next morning you will be on the lap of the Annapurna range. While going around in this trek you witness stone engraved Buddhist culture that touches the heart of every trekker and climber. The glacier fed aqua blue water of Kaligandaki along with the tributaries, shade the natural colour, throughout the whole way up to Tilicho Lake. Main attractions of this area are tented camp in the lap of the Nilgiri mountain ranges, Nema Phung Cave, Nar & Phu gaou, Kangla- pass , the snow filled Tilicho Lake & Throng_ la Pass. After having successful enjoyed the Tilicho Lake. you can also get the opportunity to view the mixed culture of Hinduism & Buddhism on your way back to Jomsom (Both monasteries and temples are worship by Hindus & Buddhists . ) - See more at: http://www.pristinetrekking.com/index.php/nar-phu-trek-with-tilicho-lake#sthash.F8ZgdKt0.dpuf

Annapurna circuit is open . A lot of trekkers on the way to cross Throng La pass ...

The Upper Mustang trek is an exotic tour to unspoil and ancient Tibetan villages, rare medieval Buddhist arts, the exotic culture and the unique beauty of the Himalayan desert. The medieval settlement of Upper Mustang and its capital Lo Manthang lie in the remote Himalayan desert behind the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains .Geographically the land is an extension of the Tibetan plateau, characterized by windy and arid valleys, eroded canyons and unique stratified rock formations .The people in Upper Mustang are of Tibetan origin, migrated from Tibet centuries ago, and belong to Bhotias and Loba communities. They practice Sakyapa school of Tibetan Buddhism.The only place to see Tibetan culture in completely undisturbed state.The houses and monasteries in here have medieval look and unique local architecture. Mostly they are built with stone and sun baked mud bricks.Upper Mustang is a land covering about 2600 sq km in area and is a home 6000 people.Festivals are religious in nature, the Tiji festival being the biggest .The capital called Lo Manthang , a walled complex with the houses of local nobilities and monasteries will be one of the main attraction of the trek.Recently in 2007, an international team of explorers have discovered invaluable objects of cultural and historical importance in Upper Mustang caves.In high caves requiring technical climbing they have discovered beautiful Buddhist murals, and historical objects, dating back to , according to them around 800years ago.A rare visit to a place perfectly untouched by modernity, preserving its ancient Buddhist culture , traditions and invaluable art objects in high Himalayan desert.

The Upper Mustang trek is an exotic tour to unspoil and ancient Tibetan villages, rare Buddhist arts, exotic culture and the unique beauty of the Himalayan desert. The medieval settlements of Upper Mustang and its capital Lo Mangthang, lie in the remote Himalayan desert behind the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. Geographically the land is an extension of the Tibetan plateau, characterized by windy and arid valleys, eroded canyons and unique stratified rock formations. The people in Upper Mustang are of Tibetan origin who migrated from Tibet many centuries ago, and belong to Bhotias and Loba communities. They practice Sakyapa school of Tibetan Buddhism. Upper Mustang is the only place in the World to see Tibetan culture in its completely undisturbed state. The houses and monasteries in here have their own unique local architecture and medieval look. Mostly they are built with stone and sun baked mud bricks. Upper Mustang is a land covering about 2,600 sq km in area and is home to 6,000 people. Festivals are religious in nature, the Tiji festival being the biggest. The capital called Lo Manthang , a walled complex with magnificent monasteries and the ancient houses of local nobilities, will be one of the main attraction of the trek. - See more at: http://www.pristinetrekking.com/index.php/upper-mustang#sthash.B1UHm0G5.dpuf

The Upper Mustang trek is an exotic tour to unspoil and ancient Tibetan villages, rare Buddhist arts, exotic culture and the unique beauty of the Himalayan desert. The medieval settlements of Upper Mustang and its capital Lo Mangthang, lie in the remote Himalayan desert behind the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. Geographically the land is an extension of the Tibetan plateau, characterized by windy and arid valleys, eroded canyons and unique stratified rock formations. The people in Upper Mustang are of Tibetan origin who migrated from Tibet many centuries ago, and belong to Bhotias and Loba communities. They practice Sakyapa school of Tibetan Buddhism. Upper Mustang is the only place in the World to see Tibetan culture in its completely undisturbed state. The houses and monasteries in here have their own unique local architecture and medieval look. Mostly they are built with stone and sun baked mud bricks. Upper Mustang is a land covering about 2,600 sq km in area and is home to 6,000 people. Festivals are religious in nature, the Tiji festival being the biggest. The capital called Lo Manthang , a walled complex with magnificent monasteries and the ancient houses of local nobilities, will be one of the main attraction of the trek. Recently, in 2007, an international team of explorers discovered invaluable objects of cultural and historical importance in Upper Mustang. In high caves which required technical climbing they discovered beautiful Buddhist murals, manuscripts and other historical objects which, according to them, date back to 800 year. Our Upper Mustang trek offers a rare visit to a place perfectly untouched by modernity, preserving its ancient Buddhist culture, traditions and invaluable art objects in high Himalayan desert. - See more at: http://www.pristinetrekking.com/index.php/upper-mustang#sthash.tddNlMJo.dpuf

The Upper Mustang trek is an exotic tour to unspoil and ancient Tibetan villages, rare Buddhist arts, exotic culture and the unique beauty of the Himalayan desert. The medieval settlements of Upper Mustang and its capital Lo Mangthang, lie in the remote Himalayan desert behind the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. Geographically the land is an extension of the Tibetan plateau, characterized by windy and arid valleys, eroded canyons and unique stratified rock formations. The people in Upper Mustang are of Tibetan origin who migrated from Tibet many centuries ago, and belong to Bhotias and Loba communities. They practice Sakyapa school of Tibetan Buddhism. Upper Mustang is the only place in the World to see Tibetan culture in its completely undisturbed state. The houses and monasteries in here have their own unique local architecture and medieval look. Mostly they are built with stone and sun baked mud bricks. Upper Mustang is a land covering about 2,600 sq km in area and is home to 6,000 people. Festivals are religious in nature, the Tiji festival being the biggest. The capital called Lo Manthang , a walled complex with magnificent monasteries and the ancient houses of local nobilities, will be one of the main attraction of the trek. Recently, in 2007, an international team of explorers discovered invaluable objects of cultural and historical importance in Upper Mustang. In high caves which required technical climbing they discovered beautiful Buddhist murals, manuscripts and other historical objects which, according to them, date back to 800 year. Our Upper Mustang trek offers a rare visit to a place perfectly untouched by modernity, preserving its ancient Buddhist culture, traditions and invaluable art objects in high Himalayan desert. - See more at: http://www.pristinetrekking.com/index.php/upper-mustang#sthash.UBXJb0bN.dpuf

The Upper Mustang trek is an exotic tour to unspoil and ancient Tibetan villages, rare Buddhist arts, exotic culture and the unique beauty of the Himalayan desert. The medieval settlements of Upper Mustang and its capital Lo Mangthang, lie in the remote Himalayan desert behind the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. Geographically the land is an extension of the Tibetan plateau, characterized by windy and arid valleys, eroded canyons and unique stratified rock formations. The people in Upper Mustang are of Tibetan origin who migrated from Tibet many centuries ago, and belong to Bhotias and Loba communities. They practice Sakyapa school of Tibetan Buddhism. Upper Mustang is the only place in the World to see Tibetan culture in its completely undisturbed state. The houses and monasteries in here have their own unique local architecture and medieval look. Mostly they are built with stone and sun baked mud bricks. Upper Mustang is a land covering about 2,600 sq km in area and is home to 6,000 people. Festivals are religious in nature, the Tiji festival being the biggest. The capital called Lo Manthang , a walled complex with magnificent monasteries and the ancient houses of local nobilities, will be one of the main attraction of the trek. - See more at: http://www.pristinetrekking.com/index.php/upper-mustang#sthash.YRlt3Qob.dpuf

There are numerals trekking route in Nepal. Among of them Annapurna Region Trekking, Everest Region Trekking, Lantang Region Trekking are most familiar. Of course! Not, after visit these region you be debated by it fascinate beauty. Other Manasalu Trekking, Ganesh Himal Trekking, Rolwaling Trekking, Aurun vally Trekking, Kanchanjungha Trekking, Makalu Base Camp, Milke Danda Trekking, Panch Pokhari Trekking, Upper Mustang Trekking, Nar Phu Trekking, Dolpa Trekking, etc. take you off the beaten track to landscape that few tourists have seen.

Cloudy at Pokhara , Nepal . Snowing on the mountain , feeling cold .

There are a number of ways for approaching this region. The first and original route is from Jiri. But nowadays a direct flight is available from Kathmandu to Lukla (2,800 meters) in which we can get a wonderful view of nature's creations while flying. From Lukla the further you move, the more captivated you will be with the natural charm. Natural snow capped peaks and hand-engraved Buddhist stones touch the heart of every trekker and climber. The glacier fed aqua blue water of Dudha Koshi and Bhotekoshi along with their tributaries influence the natural color the whole way up to Namche Bazaar . Main attractions of this area are historical Tangboche Monastery, snow filled Gokyo Lake and Everest base camp. Trekkers can choose a simple and welcoming guest house run by Sherpas. Treks range from one week to one month according to your preference. It is advised to take rest for a few days during this trek, as going directly up might cause acclimatization problem. - See more at: http://www.pristinetrekking.com/index.php/everest-region#sthash.xgaNfh9T.dpuf

Weather is changing in Pokhara , Nepal ...snowing on the mountain side over 3500 meters