Yes, I would be happy to answer any questions regarding trekking in Nepal. Please feel free to ask.
This is my 36th trip up into the Himalayas of Nepal. I have been many places in the world but none like this.
I love Nepal, and the multiculturalism of its diverse religions. Buddhism, Hindu, Moslem. and the rest. It's a place we
can all learn from. Especially the idea of adaptation.
There have been a few issues with Maoists. I have never stopped going and on some treks, (not mine) you meet them. They are friendly enough but poor and concerned about their country, as they should be. It seems there is a resolution now, so even in the valleys where Maoist live, there is peace.
My treks go up through Namche, my second home, and, depending on the groups who charter me, we summit a series of trekking peaks. There are hermits in caves, meditating nuns and monks and we can visit them. It is a very sacred opportunity that most people don't get to see.
Most people take 3 -4 weeks to do these treks. But most of my clients are entrepreneurs, wanting to bring a bit of spirituality into their lives as well as blow out some steam on this challenging trek. The photography is inspiring too.
So, if you have questions, i am happy to help.
Chris Walker
About Me
- Chris Walker
- I am on the forefront of radical personal development and change that inspires people to find purpose and to live in harmony with the Laws of Nature. My methods are dynamic, and direct. The process I embrace can be confrontational, but if you are prepared to “step out” the personal power that this knowledge gives you is without doubt life changing and truly inspiring. My purpose is to open hearts and to stop the hurt. I also show people how to bring spirit into their life and keep it there. The most powerful thing that we can do with our lives is to be on purpose, and live with the knowledge of spirit. I help you discover this, that which is already yours, and through this work you will find the courage and love to honour your-self and follow your heart.
3 comments:
Can you tell me the best season to trek in Nepal
Nepal is packed with tourists in the best times for weather. September and October. And March and April. This is a good time if you like being with many people.
I go when it's cold or wet. December and June. There is virtually no one there. Some lodges are shut at this time.
Hi Chris
The guy who carries the oversize pack here!! Its wayne. One item I have found invaluable in Nepal and other treks is one of those little bags with the draw strings top and bottom that become the straps to wear as a back pack(hope that description is making sense). Great to fit in a water bottle, wind proof, camera and even a fleece. Use in KTM shopping and sightseeing, after the day trek ends to go out in the village or a quick hike up to a monastery, etc - so useful, strong and so easy on space.
Cheers
Wayne
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