Nepal is a beautiful country full of natural beauty and wonders. From mountains to hills, here are many things the travelers can experience. The home to the tallest mountain of the world. And the birthplace of the Lord Gautam Buddha, nothing can beat the beauty of the country.  Nepal is the home to many cultural and natural heritages. Our country is the small piece of heaven on the earth. It is a landlocked country surrounded by many hills and Himalayans. Lying in the southwest of the mighty Himalayas. Moreover, Nepal is rated as the best location in the world for high-altitude trekking. A small and landlocked country, Nepal has long been a place for backpackers and hikers. Similarly, who would travel to the country for the amazing views of the Himalayan Mountains. Likewise, the stunning trekking trails to some of the world’s highest mountains. 

Nepal is home to some of the most spectacular treks in the world. If you are here for the vacation you can enjoy the best trekking routes full of natural and cultural heritages. You would be able to experience the ancient cultures. And unique blend of tradition and religion in the whole one package. Our country is rich in water resources and mountains, forests and hills. 

1. Poon Hill Trek

Poonhill Trek is one of the most loved and spectacular trekking trails in Nepal. Similarly, this will let you explore the major attractions of the Annapurna region. The trial passes through the charming and historic ethnic villages, blooming Rhododendron forests and first rate mountain scenario. Poonhill, the smooth trekking fulfills your dream to see the glimpse of snow capped mountain peaks. And be merry in the Himalayan Subculture which provides the lifetime experience. The Poonhill Trek is also suitable for time bound travelers who have limited time to spend in the Himalayas. Witnessing the beautiful sunrise from Poonhill viewpoint (3,210m) is the main highlight of the trek.  Poonhill Trek is relatively easy trek compared to other, higher – altitude treks in Nepal.

2. Mohare Danda Trek

Mohare Danda Trekking takes you to the peaceful off beaten path in Annapurna’s foothills.  Similarly, this trekking is a newly discovered hiking route in Annapurna region to promote sustainable eco tourism of Nepal. And support local community projects that plays a vital role in overall upliftment of lifestyle of local inhabitants. Mohare Danda Trekking is also popularly known as Eco Community Lodge trek.

It is the best choice for those enthusiasts’ travelers who have a short time to explore unlimited cultural and natural beauties of Nepal. Mohare Danda Trekking provides the closest view of massive mount Annapurna. And Dhaulagiri ranges from Mohare hill station at an elevation of 3,300m from sea level. Moreover, you can also see glorious sunrise and sunset views over the glittering mountains. Trip to the beautiful off the beaten site of the Annapurna region bounded by hills, mountains, rivers and forests of Oaks, Bamboo and Pine is truly an incredible experience.

3. Mardi Himal Trek

Mardi Himal trekking is a tropical and fascinating trekking route in the western Annapurna region of Nepal and is located east of Modi Khola across the valley from Hiunchuli. The trip covers some of the breathtaking glacial valleys and the masked Landscape of the Annapurna region. The trek is also commonly known as an EcoTourism trail that crosses through dense Rhododendron forests and varieties of Vegetation. The picturesque adventure to Mardi Himal will also be completely soaked with the views of snow capped peaks. The trial was first discovered in 1961 through a route via the east flank and was officially opened in 2012 for trekking. 

Mardi Himal trek leads you off ‘the beaten path’ away from the busy and crowded trials of the Annapurna region. The trek offers glorious views of the world’s famous and giant mountains including Annapurna I (8,091m), Dhaulagiri (8,167m), Hiunchuli (6,441m), Annapurna II (7,937m), Annapurna III (7,555m), Annapurna South (7,219m),  Fishtail (6,993m). Mardi Himal trek is a unique experience for trekkers with the warm welcome and activities of the local folks who live by the trails as trekkers hike into the thick forests.

4. Panchase Hill Trek

Panchase Trekking is a short getaway into nature from Pokhara. This trail lies in the Annapurna Region allowing you to have mesmerizing views of terraced fields with gigantic Himalayas like Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Lamjung Himal, Gangapurna and Machhapuchhre in the background. The name “Panchase ” refers to the five seats of the mother in which a person experiences five level of existence including thinking, feeling, sensing and manifesting from above and below. This trek is suitable for people of all ages and Physical fitness. Panchase Trekking is also loved by people who often go trekking. But sometimes do not have enough time to trek to Ghorepani or Annapurna Santuary. Panchase Danda Trekking is one of the eco- friendly hiking trails with panoramic mountain views along with the gentle and easy trekking trail which allows you to experience cultures of Gurung and Brahmin people living in this region. 

From mid September to May is the best time to trek in this region. Trekking in monsoon is not a good idea as this region lies in the most raining territory of Nepal which highly affects the trail making it slippery with lots of leeches. Panchase trek can be started from many places like Peace Pagoda, Phewa Lake, Kande and Kushma. We normally prefer to begin our Panchase trek by crossing the Phewa Lake in a boat. The trail goes through the Ridge that stretches from Panchase to the surrounding area. The forests in the Panchase area are very diverse, and much of it is classified as protected forest consisting of a large number of orchid species at over 100 and rhododendron forest. 

5. Milke Danda Trek

Milke danda Trekking is a long and high forest ridge that divides the Arun and Tamur valley in the eastern Nepal. This Milke Danda Trekking star trek from Basantapur or Tumlingtar and duration of this Milke Danda Trek is 14 days up this ridge. Moreover, this treks offers Himalayan views of Makalu (8463m). Similarly, Kanchenjunga(8586m world’s third highest peak) to the east. The Milke Danda ridge eventually ends in some high peaks. Similarly, we have to retrace our route back down Chainpur and end the trek at Tumlingtar or Basantapur. There are huge forests of rhododendrons along the ridge. Specially Milke Danda is a popular area in Nepal, where we can see many different kinds of flowers including Nepal’s national flower rhododendrons. Have a trek in spring and you can get an attractive prospect.

6. Nagarkot Hill Station

Nagarkot, the most popular destination for Himalaya’s views near Kathmandu. Similarly, it is the scenic site for breathtaking sunrise views over the Himalayan Range. One can enjoy the incredible views of the almighty Mt. Everest from the station along with several other mountains and peaks. From the views of Upper Himalayan range to down the Indravati River Valley this is one which everyone seeks for. This is also best to look back to Kathmandu valley with panoramic views. 

With the popularity of the hill-station, several hotels and restaurants with high class facilities and services are established. Even star resorts are also on the hill for you. This is also known as the most popular picnic spot for many colleges and schools and organizations too. The 1.30 hours drive from Kathmandu takes us to Nagarkot. We go to the hill station and capture the most astonishing mountain views including Everest range, Langtang Range, Annapurna range and many other alluring mountain summits to the northern part of Nepal.