Kingdom of Himalayas, Nepal, is rich in mountains, hills, and peaks, with eight mountains above 8,000 m altitude and highest mountain – Mount Everest, roofing the entire country. Bagmati Province, which has a country’s capital, is rich in different hikes and treks trails. Most of the trekking trails in Bagmati Province are raw and untouched.

Langtang National Park, lying in Rasuwa District, one of the popular conservation areas, with more than seventy glacier lakes, with different sizes, is famous for Gosaikunda Lake, and some other popular lakes are Bhairavkunda, Dudhkunda, and Parvatikunda. Diverse in wildlife, vegetation, and ethnic groups, this destination can be perfect for tourists who are in a rush and lack travel days. 

Gauri Shankar Himal Trek region is another popular trekking destination, with fewer visitors, and untouched trails. The area, with Sherpas as indigenous people, is famous for varieties of Rhododendrons, orchids, unique and endangered species of wildlife like Musk Deer, Himalayan Black Bear, Tahr, etc. and some myriad birds. If you are looking for challenges, and want to explore the wildest trail, this one is the perfect destination.

The 9th highest altitude wetland, Panchpokhari, a combination of five holy lakes, is another popular trek destination along with Gosaikunda. These glacier lakes are popular trekking destinations for tourists who want to enjoy the Himalayas' panoramic views and witness the wonders of nature.

Some trek and hike destinations like Kalinchowk, Phulchowki, Champa Devi, Kulekhani, Naubise, Nagarkot, etc. have gained more popularity because these are near from the Kathmandu Valley and are short and possible within a weekend.