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FEATURED JOURNEY |
Everest Kalapathar Trek
A non-technical climb of Kala Pattar (18,450 feet) highlights
the truly spectacular
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Season Of Nepal |
Seasons: Winter (December-February), summer
(March-May), Monsoon (June-Aug), autumn (Sept-Nov).
Autumn (Sept-Nov.): This season offers excellent weather and
tantalizing mountain views.
Winter (Dec-Feb): This season is noted for occasional snowfall
only at higher elevations. Hence it is ideal for trekking at
lower elevations, generally below 3,000 meters.
Spring (March-May): Different varieties of wild flowers,
specially the rhododendrons make the hillside above 5,000 meters
a haunting paradise during this season. It is mildly warm at
lower elevations and at higher elevation over 4,000 meters the
mountain views are excellent and temperature is quite moderate.
Summer (Jan-Aug): Summer months, continues up to mid September
making travel wet and warm. These times are blessed for the keen
botanist as the higher valleys and meadows blossom with flowers
and lush vegetation.
It is recommended to carry insect repellent when trekking during
summer months. |
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Climate Of
Nepal |
The hill, mid-hills and particularly the
Kathmandu valleys are pleasant with warm summers and cool
winters. Temperature ranges between maximum of 37 and minimum of
6 degree Celsius in the plains, 28 and 2 degree Celsius in the
Kathmandu valley and 16 and 6 degree Celsius in the mountains.
The rainy season lasts from June to August.
MAXMIUM - MINIMUM TEMPERATURES
In degrees Celsius; (* Rainy season)
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Month |
Kathmandu |
Pokhara |
Chitwan |
Jan |
19-2 |
20-8 |
24-7 |
Feb |
20-4 |
21-8 |
26-8 |
Mar |
25-8 |
27-11 |
30-12 |
Apr |
30-11 |
30-16 |
35-18 |
May |
30-16 |
30-19 |
35-20 |
Jun* |
30-20 |
30-20 |
35-23 |
Jul* |
30-21 |
30-21 |
33-24 |
Aug* |
29-20 |
30-21 |
33-24 |
Sep |
27-19 |
29-30 |
33-22 |
Oct |
23-15 |
27-18 |
31-18 |
Nov |
23-4 |
23-11 |
29-12 |
Dec |
20-2 |
20-8 |
14-8 |
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From October to February, woolen sweaters, Jackets or similar
other warm outfits are necessary. Shorts or long- sleeved shirts
are good in March through May. From June to September, light and
lose garments are advisable. |
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Geography Of
Nepal |
Himalayan Region: The altitude of this region
ranges between 4877 meters and 8848 meters with the snow line
running around 48848 meters. It includes 8 of the existing 14
summits in the world which exceed an altitude of 8000 meters.
They represent. (1) Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) 8848 m, (2)
Kangchenjunga - 8586 m, (3) Lhotse - 8516m, Makalu - 8463m, (5)
ChoOyo- 8201m, (6) Dhaulagiri - 8167m, (7) Manaslu - 8163m, and
Annapurna- 8091 m.
Mountain Region: This region accounts for about 64 percent to
total land area. It is formed by the Mahabharat range that soars
upto 4877 meters. To its south lies the lower Churia range whose
altitude varies from 610 meters to 1524 meters.
Terai Region: The low-land Terai region which has a width of
about 26 to 32 kilometers and a maximum altitude of 305 meters,
which occupies about 17% of total land area of the country.
Kechanakawal the lowest point of the country with an altitude of
70 meters lies in Jhapa District of the eastern Terai. |
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