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Where to go.
Do you do the classic Everest trek? The Annapurna
trek? Or both? Several other options worth considering
are the Langtang, Helambu, or Jomsom regions.
Time is obviously a factor that has to be considered.
The Lukla to Everest trek for instance will take
around 15 days, whereas a complete trek around
the Annapurna range will need around 18 days.
Add on to that a couple of days in Kathmandu at
each end of the trek, plus 2 or 3 days to allow
for any delays and you are looking at between
3 and 4 weeks in total.
The vast majority of trekkers opt for either the
Everest trek or a trek in the Annapurna region.
If your time is limited, it is always worth doing
a shorter trek to begin with and then returning
on another occasion to spend time on a longer
trek. Spend some time reading the literature that
is available; it will give you many options including
the one of designing a trek to suit your own circumstances.
The choices are infinite, from following a classic
trek route to making up your own tailor-made journey.
A word of warning however; once is never enough!
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