Reaching remote trekking regions in Nepal is often harder than the trek itself. This guide explains flight chains, road realities, buffer-day logic, and why access planning determines whether a trek succeeds or fails.
Restricted Area Permits in Nepal are often misunderstood. This guide explains what RAPs are, why they exist, how they apply to Dolpo, Humla, and Darchula, and how permit logic directly affects trekking safety, cost, and feasibility.
Remote trekking feels harder not because of altitude alone, but because infrastructure disappears. This guide explains how access delays, limited recovery, terrain unpredictability, and decision pressure combine to make remote routes more demanding than popular treks.