Best Trekking Season in Nepal ?

If you’re planning a trek to Nepal and want to know when the best time to go is, the answer is it depends on the various factors.  In general, there is no one-size-fits-all optimal time for everyone; your adventure will be determined by how you feel about crowds, how high you plan to trek, and your tolerance for heat, cold, and rain.

Trekking months in Nepal are classified as the best and worst times to go based on weather conditions. Clear views, nice temperatures, wonderful surroundings, and an overall superb mountain walking experience characterize the months regarded as the finest. 

Nepal has two distinct seasons for trekking. Before the rainy season begins, the spring season begins in early March and lasts until the end of May. The fall season begins in the second half of September and lasts until December before it becomes too cold in the highlands. 

Spring Season:

This is the finest time to trek in Nepal. Trekking and mountaineering are best done during this season. Above 3000 meters, a variety of wild flora blooms, making higher altitude trekking more pleasant and exciting. The weather is slightly warm at lower levels and moderates at higher elevations above 4000m, allowing for beautiful and superb mountain views. Trekking in Nepal is ideal throughout March, April, and May.

Autumn:

Autumn in Nepal is the ideal trekking season, with beautiful skies and perfect weather. The season begins in mid-September and lasts until the end of November. Autumn is the finest season in Nepal for adventurous trekking.

Treks in Nepal during the autumn season offer great weather and spectacular mountain views. During this season, Green Valley Nepal Treks offers treks, adventures, and peak climbing in any region of Nepal. The weather is pleasant, making it an excellent time to go trekking or on an excursion in Nepal. The sky is mostly clear, and the vistas are spectacular. Short storms can dump a lot of snow at high elevations on occasion.

Winter:

In Nepal, the days are often clear throughout the winter season. The months of December, January, and February are cold in the mountains. In Nepal, snow usually falls in the higher elevations during the winter season, accompanied by strong winds and cooler temperatures. As a result, it’s perfect for walking at lower elevations. This is an excellent time to trek in lower elevations if you want to see suitable and spectacular scenery.

Summer:

Summer monsoons with significant rainfall make hiking conditions unpleasant in Nepal. June, July, and August are the main wet months in Nepal. This is the finest season for trekking and tours to Tibet, although in some trekking regions of Nepal linking to Tibet and desert portions of Nepal, such as Mustang, Nar-Phu valley, and Dolpo regions, summer trekking is a fantastic alternative behind the Himalayas.

Note: In winter there will be difficult to enjoy the journey due to the extreme cold environment. In Summer also there are possibilities of rain and also there are various possibilities of occurrence of hindrance in the trip. During this period, there is a lot of rain, which causes landslides, mudslides, and road blockages by making them slippery.