Posts

Showing posts from May, 2021

Rafting in Seti River with Great Nepal Treks

Image
  Rafting in Seti River with Great Nepal Treks Rafting in Seti River is designed for a short trip but the adventure seekers need not worry for they will be offered attractive mountain views and passing of crystal clear water in Seti River along with beautiful views of Annapurna and Manaslu. In terms of quantity, Seti River is comparatively small in size which is profitable for those rafters who are experiencing rafting for the first time in warm water. Seti River is considered as the finest river to learn ‘Kayak’, due to her supreme character designed for it. Usually the water of rivers are termed as cold but in contrast here, the water of Seti River is unbelievably warm and rafters think that this river is suitable and meant for the winter season plus it is good for the starting phase diploma as well as advanced course designed for the clinics of ‘Kayak’. It is an interesting river with unique characteristics of warmness. People have the option to raft in rivers or swim in the swimmin

Ama Dablam !! Waiting your arrival...

Image
  Ama Dablam is a mountain peak situated in the eastern region of Nepal nearby the Mount Everest.  Ama Dablam is a beautiful peak and Ama Dablam Expedition is also equally popular among trekkers. Literally, the word ‘Ama Dablam’means ‘Mother’s necklace’ for its peak resembles an equivalent . Ama Dablam remains considered as a sacred peak and though its altitude is around 6856 meters, Ama Dablam Expedition is taken into account together of the toughest mountain expeditions in Nepal. Mount Aba Dablam was first scaled in 1961 by four mountaineers from New Zealand, USA and UK. From then on, it has been repeatedly scaled by both foreign and domestic trekkers. Mountain Aba Dablam Expedition lasts for 30 days and through the amount of a month you'll be exploring and scaling the mountains while observing its grand beauty. It is located towards the south of Mount Everest and is a challenging trek with occasional difficulties. Mountain Aba Dablam came into notice when a few mountaineers were