Bulletin Board Meeting Place Buy guidebooks News Hotels FAQ Amazon Books Cartoons YetiCam Culture Food Environment About YetiZone Be an Author Trekking in Nepal		YetiZone is your independent guidebook to Himalayan trekking in Nepal. Describing trekking in Nepal's three Himalayan mountain trekking regions of the Annapurna Circuit, the Everest Trek through the Khumbu, Gokyo and Solu regions and the trek though Langtang and Helambu.
		The Annapurna Circuit and Sanctuary trekking web guidebook describes the popular 300 kilometre trek around the Annapurna Himalayan Range. The trek reaches 5,300 metres, following ancient trade routes over the Thorung La pass.
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		The Everest Trek, is the name given to the 170 kilometre trek from Jiri, in the Solu region through to the Khumbu Valley, below Everest. This trek describes the classic trek from Jiri, to Gokyo and Gorak Shep, the viewing point for Everest, close to Everest Base Camp. If you want to see Everest, this is the trek for you.
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		The Langtang and Helambu trekking web guidebook describes a 150 kilometre, 14 day Himalayan pilgrim trail trekking in Nepal from Kathmandu, over the Gosainkund Lekh to the Langtang valley.
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		If you've already done the big three - Khumbu, Annapurna and Langtang, then the Arun Trek might be your next Himalayan trekking challenge. It is an interesting eight day trek from Lukla east over the Salpa La through the Arun Valley to the Tumlingtar airstrip. The Arun Trek follows, in reverse, the same path as H.W. Tilman took on his expedition to the Khumbu Valley in the autumn of 1950.
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		YetiZone has now expanded to include its first trek in Australia. If you want to do a long distance bushwalk in a safe friendly country, why not try Australia?
		The Bibbulmun Track in Western Australia is a 1,000 kilometre, 58 day bushwalk from Perth, the capital of Western Australia, to Albany in the south. This track passes through the ancient Australian landscape, home to the oldest human culture on earth. The path is marked along the way by mysterious dreamtime symbols. At the end of each day there is a hut to stay in, and a fireplace to sit around. If you want the challenge of a long distance walk in a safe friendly country - this is the trek for you.
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