Clémence Zisswiller

Himalaya Vacations

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In Sanskrit, the Himalayas means "abode of snow". This group of mountains covers an area of more than 600,000 km² and is home to the highest summits in the world (14 of its summits are more than 8,000 metres high).

Visit Himalaya

Family
Sustainable Tourism
Hiking / Trekking

Himalaya: How to get there?

By bus from Kathmandu or Pokhara

Himalaya: When to go?

From February to May and from October to November

Himalaya: For how long?

3 to 5 days

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Himalaya: What to see in the surroundings?

What our travelers think about their stay

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

A group of mountain ranges separating the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan plain, the Himalayas contain the highest mountains the world. Amongst eternal snow and bushy jungles, sky and land, the Himalayas remain mythical.

My suggestion

Several trekking routes allow you to discover the Himalayas. However be careful because the mountains are tough. Good physical conditions and appropriate equipment will be essential.

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

In Sanskrit, the Himalayas means "abode of snow". This group of mountains covers an area of more than 600,000 km² and is home to the highest summits in the world (14 of its summits are more than 8,000 metres high).

My suggestion

The country's entire northern border runs along the Himalayas; therefore, you will encounter many other places during your visit to Nepal. I recommend that you choose an entry point and make the effort to push yourself; it will get easier after a while.

Anonymous traveller

Traveller

Langtang Valley Trekking Himalaya in Nepal is a cultural and top 10 best mountain Trek in the Himalayas it is rising to the north of the Kathmandu Valley and bordering Tibet. The Langtang Valley Trek is located in the area. About 4,500 people live inside the park, and many more depend on it for timber and firewood. The majority of the residents are Tamang.

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