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Trekking is possible in Nepal.
Look for a recommendation.
Contact a reliable trekking guide.
A Nepali trekking guide will do a very good job.
Let him manage all for you.
Enjoy your trekking.
Announcements
» The Civil War is over.
(21 November2006)

 
Some Hints
Trekking routes and activities are by and large not affected by the ongoing conflict situation.
The Maoists are nearly everywhere in the rural areas but their targets are the security forces and government institutions. They have been very careful so far to avoid other casualties.
Travelling in groups will make you less vulnerable to theft and assault and will assist you greatly in the event of an accident. It also helps not to be alone in the face of Maoist demands for money on the main trekking routes.
When planning for a trek you should keep your itinerary flexible. There are strikes and transport blockades every day in one or the other district. These activities are a real problem for tourists in the country. 
Air travel, to Lukla, Jomosom etc. is fairly reliable and not affected by these strikes. 
So far the roads to the Chinese Border and to Jiri have not been closed for any length of time.
Maoists have launched most of their major attacks during periods of empty moon. In the proximity of security or government installations a risk of an involvement in major Maoist and security activities is raising during this lunar constellation.

Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) will made special transportation arrangements for air passengers and tourists to and from Tribhuvan International Airport during curfew or strike periods

NTB has requested all tourist and air passengers to contact its valley command office at telephone number (977-1) 4220000 to get information of the route of the transportation services.

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