Most difficult treks in Nepal
Among 100s of popular destinations, there are 10s of most difficult treks in Nepal. Nepal trekking route extends between Mount Kanchenjunga (8,586m), the third highest peak in the world to Api and Saipal Himal in the Khaptad National Park.
It has had one of the longest and highest altitude trekking routes in the world called the Great Himalayan Route (GHT) Nepal. Due to its length and altitude, the GHT Nepal Trek is one of the most difficult treks in Nepal.
The difficulty level of trekking in Nepal destinations have been categorized on various bases. Some of the key factors are altitude gain, high passes, itinerary, weather condition, trail condition, as well as food and accommodation services.
As soon as you gain altitude over 2,500m, there is high possibility of acute mountain sickness (AMS). However, by taking some preventive and curative measures, the risk of AMS can be minimized.
High passes of the Himalayas above 5,000m/16,404ft are challenging. It is so not only because of altitude but also the previous experience and technical skills of mountaineering in Nepal.
To cross these high passes with low risk of physical fatalities and health-related issues, you need to know mountaineering tools and how to use them.
High passes trekking in Nepal requires the following mountaineering gears depending upon route:
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