What is trekking?
Definition
Trekking is a journey led on foot mostly, but in
some cases, we drive too. Trekking includes the
exploration of hamlets, culture of the people,
sightseeing, crossing snowy passes, climbing hills
and climbing mountains up to 5500 meters.
Places to be visited
Mountainous regions and Hilly areas of Nepal.
Suitable time to visit
Trekking is attempted mostly during spring and
autumn season. Some of the areas like Upper Mustang
and Dolpa can be visited even in summer season.
Required items
Warm jackets, trekking boots, sleeping bag, warm
caps and other day-to-day personal items. Except
trekking fine boots and personal items, others can
also be available in rent here.
Lodging and Fooding
Hygienic food, clean ionized drinking water and
private cozy rooms with modern toilets and solar
showers are available these days on the way to
Annapurna, Langtang and Everest region mostly famous
areas for trekking. Nevertheless, in other areas,
the only thing is camping. In such case, our cooks
prepare meals as per your requirement and our guides
handle all the procedures best suited for your
optimum satisfaction.
Prospective trekkers
Trekking is either for short distance and or for
long distance. Those who enjoy walking on foot and
get far better experience of mountainous view,
hamlets, and green hills can attempt it. The short
trekking is comparatively easier than the long
trekking. However, for long trekking, the trekker
should have proper physical fitness. So much so, the
trekker has options to choose the areas that best
suit him.
What is expedition?
Definition
Expedition is a great challenge. It is fighting
against the tallest and bold snowy peaks ever found
in the world. Expedition includes the real mountain
climbing experience.
Places to be visited
All the snowy peaks of Nepal Himalayas.
Suitable time to visit
Expedition should be attempted only during spring
and autumn season. It remains cloudy and gets snow
storm in other seasons.
Required items
Mountaineering gears, warm jackets, trekking boots,
sleeping bag, warm caps, and other day-to-day
personal items. Except mountaineering fine boots and
personal items, others can also be available in rent
here.
Lodging and Fooding
Mostly in the mountaineering, camping is only the
best way. However, hygienic food, clean ionized
drinking water and private cozy rooms with modern
toilets and solar showers are available up to the
base camp these days on the way to Annapurna,
Langtang and Everest region. Nevertheless, in other
areas, the only thing is camping. In such case, our
high altitude Sherpas carry the equipments and high
altitude cooks prepare meals as per your requirement
and our mountaineering guides handle all the
procedures best suited for your optimum
satisfaction.
Prospective mountaineers
Expedition is your lifetime challenge to face. It is
not for the people who do not have mountaineering
background and the experience of mountain climbing.
The mountaineer should have sound health, physically
fit and confidence.
Altitude sickness and measures
The frequently seen problem is altitude sickness
while trekking and mountaineering. It is also known
as Acute Mountain Sickness. This problem arises
while climbing high elevation over 3000meters. Short
breathing and feeling light headed generally happens
in high altitude. However, the symptoms of altitude
sickness are dizziness, unappetizing, feeling of
tiredness, restlessness and others but when it
causes nausea, it becomes risky. The best measure to
avoid it is to descend a short distance as soon as
one is noticed of altitude sickness symptoms.
Emergency management
Mountain climbing and trekking is a challenge and
the job that involves risk. Therefore, the Unique
Adventure International has trained guides for any
mishap. Our trained guides provide first aid and
other emergency measures required. In many famous
regions, health posts, foreign doctors and necessary
personnel have been managed. All the expenses
incurred will be borne by the Unique Adventure
International on the way and the expenses will be
later recovered by your insured policy obtained
before climbing under booking condition set forth by
the company. |