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Seagull Travels & Tours offers a
wide variety of different treks to
suit both novices and experienced
trekkers. Whether you have two days
or two months to spend in the
Himalayas we can tailor- make
itineraries to suit your needs.
Please see the below table which
provides a broad guide on trekking
possibilities in Nepal.
This adventure offers you to
penetrate less accessible regions on
foot and typically includes some
camping sites possible in all four
seasons. Besides this the adventure
offers a stay for some nights in
hotels, inns or huts. Usually the
accommodations are for sharing with
more than a member of the group.
Single accommodation is however
always available on your request.
The best way to explore Nepal's
unbeatable combination of authentic
natural beauty and traditional
cultural riches is walking on ones'
organic rhythms of feet. Presently
it is known as trekking. The
dramatic contrasts in elevations and
the climatic condition found here
will support to the equally
spectacular mix of lifestyles, wide
range of vegetation and wildlife.
More than 110,000 visitors go for
trekking to Tibet, Bhutan and Nepal
itself.
In short one can say trekking is to
getting close to the nature and
appreciate the beauties that bounds
us to rejoice. Some trekkers have
realized that it is good for
spiritual upliftment and heavenly
ecstasy.
Hygienic and nutritious meals are
prepared by our experienced cooks
and are served in our enclosed
dining tent with tables and
campstools or in a local dining
room. Our private guides lead the
way explaining the sites and
traditions and natural history of
the area. Local staff handles all
the camp chores. If you like to
enjoy the real habitation as well as
food of Himalayan people and a
harmony with nature for 1/2-day we
can even manage it to serve you the
best.
A daypack walk typically containing
a camera, water bottle and general
personal items can be carried. A
pack of animals or porters will
transport the rest of the equipment
including camping gear and
foodstuffs. Each day a walk on foot
for around 5-7 hrs should be
attempted.
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Trekking in Nepal |
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We at
Seagull strive in practicing
responsible tourism by taking utmost
care of porters and other trekking
staffs and supporting the people
living in rural hinterlands by
consuming their products and
services. We also have been
promoting eco-friendly tourism in
Nepal so as to ease pressure on
fragile yet diverse ecosystems of
the country. This encourages our
valuable clients to adopt
eco-friendly measures throughout
their treks, expeditions or
adventure journeys.
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Annapurna Dhaulagiri Trek
An
unsurpassed panoramic view
that offers spiritual
elation is probably the
exact way to define the
configuration of this exotic
land of mountains -
Annapurna sanctuary.
Himalayan giants that was
explored by Jimmy Roberts in
1956 and brought to the
attention of world by the
British Expedition to
Machhapuchhere in 1957
surround by vast
nature-amphitheatre.
Astonishing altitude
variations and ecological
diversity make this area
flow over with natural
beauty. You will
cross-sacred valleys
surrounded by enormouss....
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Dhaulagiri Panoroma Trek
Dhaulagiri region is popular
as an adventurous trekking
destination in Nepal.
Trekking beyond the normal
trail is not easy. If you
are an adventure lover, the
trek to this area could be
immensely rewarding.
Geographically, large area
of Dhaulagiri region is
steep with snow-caped
Himalayan peaks. Mt.
Dhaulagiri I is the sixth
highest peak of Nepal and
world’s seventh. The peak is
high above the popular
religious and trekking site
-- Muktinath. The vast area
screens the hidden river up
stream, ferns and Oak forest
and other deciduous trees
and juniper...
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Everest Gokyo Trek
Nepal is loaded with world's
eight highest peaks and
spectacular mountain vistas.
The name “Everest” is magic
in itself. Mt. EVEREST
(8848m.) is called
“SAGARMATHA” in Nepali-“Head
of the sky” and
“CHHOMOLUNGMA” in
Tibetan-“Mother Goddess of
the Earth”. The quickest and
easiest way to reach this
region is a direct flight to
Lukla at 2853m from
Kathmandu. The SoluKhumbu
region has sweeping
glaciers, magnificent
mountains, windswept fore...
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Langtang Trek
The Langtang valley is aptly
called ‘the valley of
glaciers’. Here, mountain
rise, soaring towards the
sky. The valley offers pine
forest, swift mountain
streams, rugged rock and
snowcapped peaks, grassy
downs and meadows strewn
with daisies and wild
primal. A variety of sights
including Buddhist
monasteries, a cheese
factory, yaks, glaciers and
mountain lakes make this
trek an exciting one. You
will visit Gosainkunda, one
of the holiestr.....
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Rolwaling Trek
Between the Everest and
Langtang regions is the
stunning mid-Eastern range
of the Himalayas; the
Rolwaling valley. This is
home to famous peaks such as
Mount Ghauri Shankar
(7134m), Dorje Lakpa, and
many others. A few miles
south of the Tibetan border
it is known as one of the
seven hidden valleys in the
Himalayas. This is a wild
and barely explored district
where legendary tales of the
abominable snowman, known as
the "Yeti", haunt the
imagination of climbers. On
the slope of Rolwaling
Peak......
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Email:
seagull@mos.com.np
Phone: 977-1-4442019/4442629/4442641
Website:
www.rolwalingtrek.com /
www.seagullnepal.com
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