Trekking Tours with Hill Sherpa Trekking in Nepal
As one of the most visited trekking countries in the world, Nepal is an excellent option for those looking to combine trekking with scenic views of the Himalayas and a glimpse into local culture and lifestyles. Trekking in Nepal also gives you access to remote valleys that are still untouched by the modern world. Very few travellers go to these parts of Nepal, and it gives you the chance to observe the untouched beauty of natural Nepal.
Trekking in Nepal is a journey in itself. The views are unlike any you will ever see, from the vast mountain ranges to serene rivers and meadows. You will pass cascading waterfalls along with ancient monasteries and trade routes. The villages you come across will be filled with locals who have a rich history of traditions and will welcome you with open arms.
You will come across various local ethnic groups like the Sherpa, Tamang, Gurung, Rai, and the Magar. All these ethnic groups have different lifestyles, forms of traditional architecture, and local foods that will enhance your trekking experience. The varied Buddhist and Hindu cultures of all these groups will give you a cultural experience that will be hard to find outside Nepal.
Trekking Opportunities at Hill Sherpa
At Hill Sherpa Trekking, everyone, regardless of their fitness levels or prior trekking experiences, has a chance to experience the beauty of the Himalayas. Our tours vary from beginner to experienced trekkers looking for high-altitude trekking adventures.
Beginner Friendly Treks
Have you always wanted to trek in a new country but worried about your lack of experience? No need to worry about not having the experience to trek in Nepal. The easy and moderate trekking routes are a great way for first-time trekkers to experience their first trek. Nepal has a variety of paths from easy to moderate that have the ability to provide you with daily walking challenges while leaving you plenty of time to enjoy the breathtaking mountain views and the local culture.
You will have an experienced Sherpa guide to walk with you for the whole trek. They will monitor your pace to make sure you are comfortable and confident to go at your own pace. They are also there to assist you the whole way. Our porters will carry your larger luggage, so you have to trek with only a small light day pack.
Enjoy the entire trek with our team preplanning every aspect of your adventure. They will organise tickets, transportation, lodging, and meals to clear the path for you to enjoy the new experiences.
Advanced Treks, Peak Climbing and Expeditions
If you are an experienced trekker, Nepal is the place for you to get your adrenaline fix with its remote and challenging trekking routes that have a combination of high passes and climbing to altitudes that only a few have been to. The treks are a challenge and may even take you to your limits, but you will be rewarded with some of the most picturesque views, with valleys and peaks that are sure to take your breath away.
Hill Sherpa Trekking is here to help you with your dream to climb some of the more popular peaks: Island Peak, Mera Peak, Lobuche East and also to be a part of an expedition to one of Nepal’s famous mountains. Our company will provide for your trek with Sherpa climbing guides to ensure your safety and assist you, as well as high-quality climbing gear and the logistics for the trek to help you along the way.
These treks are a challenge and may even take you to your limits, but you will be rewarded with some of the most picturesque views that only a few have been able to witness. The treks will take you to valleys and peaks that are surrounded by glaciers along the way.
Comfortable Accommodation in the Himalayas
Most trekking routes in Nepal utilise the traditional tea house system, making comfortable accommodation available throughout the trek. Hospitality, warmth, and home-cooked meals can be found in establishments run by families who welcome trekkers after a day’s walk in tea houses and mountain lodges.
The best possible accommodation is chosen by Hill Sherpa Trekking on every route. Cleanliness, comfort, and hospitality are the priorities of our team. Rooms vary in comfort and cleanliness, but are generally simple. Rooms usually have twin beds, mattresses and pillows, blankets, and are equipped with a shared bathroom. In the more developed trekking regions of Everest and Annapurna, some villages have tea houses with private bathrooms and also have hot showers, Wi-Fi, and charging facilities.
The standard arrangement throughout Nepal’s trekking regions is twin-sharing accommodation. A solo traveller is usually paired with a trekker of the same gender, but this is only the case when there are no single rooms, or a single room is not requested.
What is usually the most exciting part about being in tea houses is the dining room. As trekkers of all nationalities gather around the warm tea stoves, they share experiences, eat the traditional meal of Nepal, and prepare for the day’s walk.
Your Safety is Our Highest Priority
At Hill Sherpa Trekking, there is no greater treasure than your health and safety. Walking in the Himalayas is an incredible activity. However, the high altitudes call for a lot of serious preparation, planning, and taking responsibility. Experienced and skilled staff are always a necessity.
All of our Sherpa guides undergo rigorous training that helps them be experts in mountain safety and wilderness first aid, as well as altitude and emergency awareness. During the trek, they are vigilant in monitoring the health of each individual and are skilled in early identification of altitude illness.
To embark on a safe and enjoyable journey, we ask our trekkers to walk at their convenience, drink plenty of water, eat well and notify the guides of any discomfort.
What you should know about altitude sickness
When it comes to trekking the Himalayas, altitude sickness (Acute Mountain Sickness, or AMS) is one of the most pressing concerns. The higher you go, the less oxygen there is because the air thins. The body needs time to adjust to these changes.
Altitude sickness can manifest in many ways, including headaches, dizziness, nausea, tiredness, and even shortness of breath or a loss of appetite. At high altitude, any of these can even affect your ability to sleep. While none of these systems are particularly serious on their own, they can quickly evolve into something even more serious if they go untreated.
Luckily, altitude sickness is easy to avoid with proper planning and the right approach.
Trekking with acclimatization and altitude sickness prevention in mind
At Hill Sherpa Trekking, all of our high altitude treks include the right acclimatization. These itineraries let you rest while we assist your body in acclimatizing to the altitude by regulating the pace of our trek and the available oxygen.
During the days spent acclimatising, trekkers usually hike up to higher elevations for the day, then return to sleep at lower elevations, which follows the international recommendation of climbing high, sleeping low. This practice also helps your body acclimatize much more effectively to the higher elevations and helps reduce the chances of suffering from altitude sickness.
Safety is built into our itineraries. We never rush the trekking schedule to get to the destination faster. We focus on the health and comfort of our guests, as well as the overall trekking experience, and give every one of our travellers the best chance of completing their adventure to the Himalayas safely.
Thanks to our outstanding Sherpa guides and their expertise and experience, as well as well-thought-out itineraries, safeguarding our guests throughout the journey and offering individualised services, we are able to provide you with peace of mind and the opportunity to explore the inspirational mountains of Nepal. Your safety is our top concern.
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