How difficult is it to trek in the Himalayas?
The difficulty of any trek depends on location, duration, and altitude. Generally, shorter treks are easier than longer ones. Many people of various levels of physical fitness enjoy trekking in Nepal, but its best to prepare for some steep narrow mountain trails to reach the amazing views. The higher your degree of fitness, the more you will enjoy your trek. The same applies to skill level: trekking does not require advanced mountaineering skills, but experience can enhance your journey. Finally, trekking in Nepal involves climbing at least 1000m above sea level, and the difference in air pressure can affect us all, regardless of our age or level of fitness.
