Guidebooks for Walks and Treks in the Himalayas
Trekking in the Himalaya must be the ultimate goal; certainly it offers the ultimate in experiences. The colossal mountains stretching into the stratosphere contrast with the desolate Tibetan plateau and the lushness of the fertile Nepalese valleys, stretching south towards India. The greatest experience of all, however, is the simplicity and delight of the Nepalese people.
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Bhutan
Bhutan is one of the world’s most mystical and mysterious countries and this guide gives a unique view with 27 treks throughout the country from the leading expert. Covers the whole country with treks in the west (Jhomolhari) across the northern mountain barrier to Tibet, east and centre of Bhutan. Very thorough planning information. More >>
£15.00
The Mount Kailash Trek
This 3–4 day trek follows the pilgrims’ route around the isolated and remote Mount Kailash, 6714m (22,028ft), in western Tibet, sacred to several world religions. Also included is a visit to the lost kingdom of Guge, still almost unknown in the west. More >>
£12.95
Everest: A Trekker’s Guide
Everest and the Khumbu region of Nepal is one of the great trekking regions of the world. The guide includes all the main trekking routes, including from Lukla (and Jiri) to Namche, and routes to Thame, Gokyo, Thangboche, Lobuche, Kala Pattar and Everest Base Camp. Includes the route in Tibet from Tingri to the North side and Rongbuk monastery/glacier. More >>
£14.00
Annapurna: A Trekker's Guide
Justifiably the most popular trekking region. Includes the Annapurna Circuit (2-3 weeks), Annapurna Sanctuary (1-2 weeks), Pilgrim’s Trail (7-9 days) and Ghandruk Foothill Trek (4-5 days), and notes on other treks and trekking peaks. Complete access and planning information including Kathmandu and access into Annapurna, handling altitude. More >>
£14.00
Manaslu: A Trekker's Guide
The Manaslu trek is one of the finest and most scenically spectacular in Nepal. At 198km it is long, wilder and remoter than Everest and Annapurna treks, and needs about three weeks. Also covers Thonje to Jomosom (Manang area) via the Thorong La and exit to Pokhara via Bagnes Tal. More >>
£9.99
Kangchenjunga: A Trekker’s Guide
Known as the Five Treasures of the Snows because of its five summits, Kangchenjunga is the world’s third highest peak (8586m). With the North Base camp trek, Ghunsa to the Simbua Khola valley, southern approaches and trekking to Kangch from Sikkim. The trek to base camp is regarded by many as the most beautiful walk in the world. More >>
£9.99
Garhwal & Kumaon: A Trekker's and Visitor's Guide
Almost at the centre of the Himalayan chain culminating in Nanda Devi. Garhwal consists of rugged mountains and valleys; Kumaon is more gentle. Easily accessible, the region includes some of India’s most sacred sites. 30 routes from short and straightforward to very strenuous treks with glaciers and cols to cross at 5000m. More >>
£9.99
Langtang, Gosainkund & Helambu: A Trekker’s Guide
5 main treks of up to a week in the accessible Langtang National Park region, also Gosainkund and Helambu, plus a further 20 alternative routes and variants. Sundarijal to Gosainkund and the Helambu Circuit. More >>
£9.99
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