Trekking in Nepal can be done all year around, have a look at the following table:
What to bring?
Just about anything light will do fine... but without that heavy load I wouldn't feel trekking!
1. Binoculars
2. Reading books
3. Battery powered reading lamps
4. Swiss army knife
5. Torch light
6. Sunglasses
7. Wind and water proof jacket
8. Toiletries, towel and soap
9. First Aid Kit
10. Few spare batteries (small or large or both? they are never near when you need the most.)
11. A mini gas or kerosene cooking stove and a small steel bowl
12. plastic plates, cups and bags
13. A cigarette Lighter
14. Oh yes, a camera
| Season | Months | Trekking Notes |
| Autumn | September to November | Excellent season for trekking in all areas, clear mountain views. |
| Winter | December to February | Ideal for trekking in regions below 2500 meters altitude. |
| Spring | March to May |
Nepal's national flower Guranse (rhododendrons in English) colors the mountains, moderate temperature makes a perfect choice for trekking in hilly regions but trekking in tarai can be a little burdensome due to high temperature in the region.
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| Summer | June to August |
Monsoon is in the period. Expect wet, warm and wild trekking during the season. This is the season to see lush green valleys with rice crops and greenest thick jungles.
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What to bring?
Just about anything light will do fine... but without that heavy load I wouldn't feel trekking!
1. Binoculars
2. Reading books
3. Battery powered reading lamps
4. Swiss army knife
5. Torch light
6. Sunglasses
7. Wind and water proof jacket
8. Toiletries, towel and soap
9. First Aid Kit
10. Few spare batteries (small or large or both? they are never near when you need the most.)
11. A mini gas or kerosene cooking stove and a small steel bowl
12. plastic plates, cups and bags
13. A cigarette Lighter
14. Oh yes, a camera
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