Special Trek in Nepal

Nepal has unique regions with trekking trails where you can see the mountains and do many other things. There are some special trekking areas, but that doesn’t mean those trekking trails have exceptional scenery. According to the restricted zones, you can only enter with a special trekking permit. Those areas that have easy access to Tibet are the restricted trekking trails. Only a few tourists dare to pay the high cost to the permit, those people visit the restricted trekking area. So, the cause of expensive entry tickets is that the volume of tourists is less in this area than on regular trekking trails. Some trekking areas have well-managed lodging and food menus; some do not, but you still have places to spend the nights. To trek in Nepal, you must have a long vacation (minimum 3 weeks). Upper Mustang, Manaslu, Kanchenjunga, Nar-Phu, and Dolpo areas are the special trekking trails of Nepal. Mustang, Dolpo, and Nar-Phu trekking can also be done during monsoon season, but others only during the high trekking seasons.

The people of the unique region trekking trails are mostly Tibetan-looking people with a language similar to Tibetan. Religion, lifestyle, and architecture are identical to Tibetan in unique trekking trails. The people have effortless access to Tibet, so they mainly buy the stuff from Tibet for their daily uses. High Himalayan farmers are in these areas. They grow potatoes, buckwheat, and different seasonal vegetables. Yak, sheep, and domestic mountain goats are the animals they feed on meat and milk. People make yak cheese dry and soft with yak milk. The people are Buddhist, so they don't kill animals. If animals fall from the edge and die, they use meat. The wool and skin of local animals are usable for clothing and mats for flooring.

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