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Nepal · Trekking in Nepal

Western Nepal Trekking

Western Nepal Trekking offers places to see flora and fauna like Khaptad National Park, Sukla Phanta Wildlife Reserve and Royal Bardiya National Park.

About the region

The western region of Nepal covers two zones, Mahakali & seti with 9 districts, headquarter in Dipayal, Doti district. The region is sometimes called Doti region. This region is remote and development wise challenged. Some 44 % in of people in the west hills and 49 % in the Himalayan areas survive under the poverty line. The region is remote due the geographical state and the distance from the capita. Horses are used as the transportation in this region. Even this reason is remote; the place can be one of the best trekking targets. Khaptad National Park, Sukla Phanta Wildlife Reserve and Royal Bardiya National Park are the most fascinating place to see the flora and fauna of this region. The trekkers can experience the view of Api Himal, Se Phoksudo Pond and Rara Pond. Malakali River and Seti River are also the attraction of this region. The most interesting things are culture, tradition and language. The RAUTE, a particular tribe of human being in this region is still moving from one place to another place looking for food and existence. They have a view that they should not be interfere for their wild kingdom because they are the owner of the forest.

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Trips in Western Nepal Trekking

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Trekking info

Know before you go

Stay safe at altitude

Ascend gradually, take rest days, drink water and tell your guide about any symptoms.

Water

Treat stream water. Bottled water is available, but packing a filter keeps plastic off the trail.

Electricity

Lodges above the road may charge to power devices. A power bank is worth packing.

Permits

Park and local permits are arranged as part of your trip. Bring passport photos for the paperwork.

Seasons

When to go

Jan – Mar

Winter

Quieter trails and cold nights higher up. Lower routes are the comfortable choice.

BestApr – Jun

Spring

Warm, dry days and the main climbing season.

Jun – Sep

Monsoon

Rain and cloud on most trails, with clearer weather in rain-shadow valleys.

BestOct – Dec

Autumn

Clear air after the monsoon and the finest mountain views of the year.