Plan Your Trekking In These Restricted Regions of Nepal

Are you bored of trekking in the common and easy trails? Do you wish to trek in the restricted area in the country? If yes, then you must ensure certain things beforehand to make your dream into true. There are plenty of restricted trekking areas in Nepal. Some may not be allowed for trekking especially for foreign travelers while others can be trekked by getting special permission. In this article, you will get to see some of those restricted area trekking in nepal.

 

Common features of all restricted trekking area

Even though the trekking region and things explored in that place may differ, the common aspects exist between all the restricted trekking area will be the same. Take a glance at the below section to know these features.

• The restricted regions in Nepal may need a special permit

• Most of these places have opened for recreation in the recent time

• The region is located in the remote areas where you can witness scanty population who are devoid of modernization completely

• Solo or independent trekking to these restricted regions is not permitted because you must go there in a group

• Since they are extremely difficult treks, it demands a high level of physical fitness

Some of the popular trek in the restricted regions

• Milke Danda

This trek is well known for its outstanding view of rhododendrons, which is located much closer to the town of Chainpur. It takes about seven days to walk as high as 3500meter. The entire journey is highly scenic as you pass through riverbanks and beautiful landscapes.

• Makalu base camp

Makalu base camp is established in 1922, which considered one of the most popular restricted treks. Most part of the route falls under the Makalu-Barun conservation area and Makalu-Barun National park.

• Kanchenjunga

This trek is one of the third highest mountains in the world. It is located in the northeastern part of the country, which also graded as the difficult one and needs weeks of walking. Mostly trek falls under the Kanchenjunga conservation area. You have to pay more money to enter this area.

 

Aforementioned trails are quite different from other short, easy, and popular hiking trails such as chisapani nagarkot hiking in terms of difficulty and requirements. You must research well about the trekking location before making planning and get ready yourself to face challenges.