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Trekking through
the Himalayas is a unique opportunity
to rediscover the rhythms of nature
so easily forgotten in the west.
On the camping trek, we get up and
go to bed with the daylight, and
relax in warm sunshine after leisurely
lunch. Rest stops simply happen
because there are some Yaks grazing
to watch, or because of tempting
teahouse at the top Of a long hill.
We use roomy and
comfortable tents two people to
a tent. There is also toilet tent
and Dining tent set up at each campsite.
It's your job to do the walking
and take photographs, while our
trek staffs take care of the camp
duties and portage.
The day begins
at dawn with a cup of tea being
passed through your tent flap by
a smiling kitchen boy saying- "Good
Morning!" A few minutes later
a bowl of hot washing water arrives.
When you have cleansed, dressed
and packed your duffel bag, just
go to your waiting breakfast, leaving
our staff to organize your tent
and bags. Breakfasts are always
big.
Our menu is based
on fresh food to provide three nutritious,
plentiful and tasty meals daily.
Breakfast is a selection of cereal,
muesli, and porridge, followed by
pancakes, chapati, puri and local
breads. An egg dish usually completes
the meal. Lunch is a selection of
salads, pasta, traditional breads,
and cheese and potato dishes. Our
evening meal commences with soup
and is followed by rice, pasta and
a range of vegetable and meat dishes.
Fruit or a local dessert complete
the meal. Tea, coffee, hot chocolate,
cordial and biscuits are provided
at meals and on request. We can
cater for specific dietary needs
if we know in advance. First-time
trekkers are pleasantly surprised
at the quality of the meals.
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We operate two types of trekking Style :
- F.I.T (Family Individual Trevellers)
These we put together for individuals, small groups of friend or families who wish to enjoy their treks on their own (not joined by other trekkers).
- Group Treks on fixed Dates
The group treks are planned for departure on Fixed dates and are joined by individuals from different countries the thing for you.
DAY
ON TREK
Trekking offers something for everybody.
We carry the gear, leaving you to
carry only your day pack. After a
hearty breakfast we hit the trail
- but we don't walk in a line! Everyone
is encouraged to walk at their own
pace. We normally trek for around
three hours in the morning, including
time for rest stops. A hot meal is
served during a long and relaxed lunch
break. After lunch we set off again
for a couple of hours before reaching
the overnight camp where hot washing
water is again provided.
While our staff prepare dinner, you
may enjoy the company with the crew,
explore the area or reflect on the
day's events. The three course evening
meal is served in the dining tent,
while conversation and comparing the
day's experiences provide an ideal
way to round off the trekking day.
Importantly, our day to day itineraries
are flexible with sufficient rest
days in reserve to ensure you have
the best possible opportunity of achieving
your goals.
Good Wholesome Food
Trekkers need good food. To satisfy
the appetites that build up on the
trail we provide three appetizing
meals a day prepared with fresh ingredients,
and snacks to keep you going. All
our food is prepared by excellent
cooks who ensure high standards of
hygiene and serve a combination of
European and local dishes. Your good
health is our paramount concern.
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What
included on your trip cost ?
Himalayan Trekking
with Adventure Fairsteps Holiday treks.
Trekking brings different pleasures
to different people. We continue our
commitment to including rest days
and flexible itineraries - choosing
not to provide the shortest itinerary
- avoiding the busy trails and the
crowded lodges. The naturally slow
pace of trekking - and camping along
the way allows you to gain a much
better understanding of the land and
the people than conventional travel.
We follow ancient trade routes, visit
monasteries and fascinating villages,
and pass through magnificent forests
and flowered meadows that can only
be reached on foot.
The highlight of
every Adventure Fairsteps Holiday
Treks trip is the interaction with
our trekking crew. The time you spend
with your guides and porters, learning
of their culture and sharing their
sense of humour provide enduring memories.
They understand that your holiday
time is precious, so they take care
of all the details such as permits,
meals, selecting the best camp sites,
carrying all the gear and setting
up camp so you can simply relax.
What's Included?
- Our Adventures
are virtually all inclusive.
Trek cost includes:-
- Trek Pre-departure
Information Guide, with all you
need to know for your trek.
- Hotel accommodation
at one of Kathmandu's best hotels
on a twin share basis with breakfast
for the nights listed in the trip
itinerary.
- Transport by
private bus, jeep, car or scheduled
air services.
- All group airport
transfers.
- Gear, sleeping
bag and liner, insulated sleeping
mat
- All meals while
on trekking.
- Two-person tents.
- Porters to carry
all personal and group equipment.
- Guide (sirdar),
Cook and kitchen staff.
- All park entrance
fees and trekking permits.
- Porter's insurance.
- Full day sightseeing
in Kathmandu
Trek Cost does
not include:-
- Lunch and
dinner in Kathmandu.
- Aerated
and alcoholic drinks on trek.
- Items of
a personal nature such as phone
calls, laundry, etc.
- Tips.
- Airport
departure taxes.
- Visa.
- Travel
Insurance.
- Client
insurance of any kind; cost of evacuation
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TREK GRADING (Trek
Difficulty)
 Grade
1 - Easy
Easy trekking, by Himalayan standards
is generally between 900m/3,000ft.
and 2,000m/6,500ft. There are always
plenty of 'ups and downs' anywhere
in the Himalaya and clients need
to be regular walkers to get full
enjoyment from their experience.
It is possible however to design
'easier' three to four day treks
with perhaps only three to four
hours walking per day on request.
Grade 2 - Moderate
Moderate trekking 900m/3,000ft.
and 3,000m/10,000ft. but possibly
involving side trips to higher elevations.
 Grade
3 - Difficult
Reasonably demanding trekking at
altitudes up to 4,000m/13,000ft.
with side trips to higher elevations.
Some treks included here will, in
part, be well away from villages
on ill- defined mountain trails.
Grade 4 - Strenuous
Treks of a demanding nature, requiring
all participants to be fit and in
excellent health, often in remote
alpine areas and s ometimes
reaching altitudes in excess of
5000m/18,000ft. Here we include
all Tibet trips primarily because
of the rigors of the climate and
overall altitude, varying between
Lhasa, at 3,700m/12,000ft., to high
pass crossing, by vehicle or on
foot in excess of 5,000m/16,000ft.
Alpine
Extremely demanding treks sometimes
in very remote areas on rough terrain
and perhaps including ( in Nepal)
one or more of the so called 'trekking
peaks' - maximum altitude, Mt. Mera
at 6,461m/21,192ft. Participants
should have at least a basic knowledge
of use of crampons and ice axes,
though first time climbers may be
accepted on some of the so-called
'easy' routes on these peaks. Medical
certificates are required prior
to acceptance on any climbing treks.
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