Almost all of those who trek in Nepal would agree that few sites on earth can equal the first sunlight hitting a Himalayan mountain. Just Short of Heaven!  Another factor why even the backpackers choose Nepal to celebrate their holidays is the economic affordability, freedom, easy visa accessibility, & the friendliness of the Nepalis toward foreigners.
 Trekking during April and May in the Himalayas brings the deep reds and oranges of the rhododendron blossom. there is nothing boisterous in claming Nepal as the Mecca for trekkers & mountaineers - Nepal is home to eight out of 14 highest peaks Not only the natural & adventurous experiences, but a trek into Nepal’s mountain also guarantees an opportunity for cultural insights into the world’s highest human habitats.

Furthermore, since Nepal ranks among the world’s least developed countries, by having fun & adventure in the scenic & friendly mountain backgrounds, you are also fulfilling your philanthropic desires – tourism is an important tool recognized by the Nepal Government for the economic & cultural development of the rural Nepal. Even the Maoist Government of Nepal wishes to welcome at least one million tourists in 2011.

Treks vary from short three-day walks across low altitudes to the three-week Everest and other high mountain Base Camp treks covering the world’s highest passes. Not only the overall duration but also the daily walking distances vary substantially according to the different trek routes. Mid-March to mid-May and mid-September to the beginning of November is called the high season.

There are however also trekking routes that are better suited to Summer or Winter. Earlier in the year the light is sharper but the nights are very cold. In autumn, after the rainy season, the skies clear and the leaves begin to turn yellow. Between mid-June and mid-September are the times for the monsoon rains.