Mountaineering and Nepal.
"Land of never-ending beauty", is what comes to my mind when the name Nepal falls on my ears. Nepal has always known for its immense beauty and astonishing people. The journey starts with "buddham saranam gacchami" and lands on "Atithi devo bhava". That's what we believe in. Mountaineering and Nepal have a very close relationship with each other. With 8 of the 14 peaks over 8000 meters in height located in the landlocked country Nepal, it is no wonder a great site for mountaineering and trekking.

Mountain Expedition has changed its name in the past few decades. While it was a dream to conquer the peaks, it is now more of a daredevil stunt or adventure sport to be precise. Though it might seem like the straightforward task of reaching the peak, there is actually a lot to it. The determination, fitness level, psychological ability to cope with extreme danger and adventure, and so on.

Mountaineering Expedition History  
Mountain climbing in Nepal was first opened in 1949, yet it was unaccomplished until 1953, the year Mt. Everest reached its peak accomplished by Sir. Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgey Sherpa. Facing all the fears surrounding the attempts to conquer the peaks, mountaineering, and Nepal has always been moving forward with a bang.  

Nepal has gained huge respect all over the world, all thanks to its mountaineering and trekking activity. A huge number of people have been stepping into the land of beauty just to step on the trails of trekking and mountaineering. You might run out of ideas, but not peaks to challenge you in this land. 

You have different peaks to choose from ranging in your qualification and experience. There are over 1300 snow-capped peaks. Before reaching out for the 8 peaks over 8000m, you have a huge range to climb over 7000m.  

Xtreme Climbers Treks and Expedition
Xtreme Climbers has been providing one of the best mountaineering expeditions and trekking experiences to people from all around the globe. With the professional and most experienced Trekking / High Mountain Climbing guides that are very familiar with your mountains. The lands of mountains have always been paved by the experienced sherpa community. 

Not only mountaineering but the trekking activity too is in full bloom. The remote areas of Nepal are very much suitable for trekking activity. With many options to choose from and many localities with awesome and inviting communities, you will always feel at home.

Your instructors are with you throughout your journey paving your path to the peak. Everything is just done forth your journey for you to focus on the expedition and joy of conquering. With all the safety and camps in place, you waste very little energy in fixing things for yourself and enjoy the experience of climbing. 

What’s More …
Apart from mountaineering and trekking, a few other sports are popular in Nepal. Rafting being the daredevil deed in the fast-flowing rivers of Nepal, it is enjoyed the most. With rivers taking more than 8-10 days to complete, it is no wonder it is a big and challenging task.

Bungee Jumping is just another adventure sport popular as "Half Suicide". Nepal's first bungy site is at the height of Bhote Koshi, over 160m. The environment is terrific and the atmosphere is thrilling. 

Mountain flights have been operating day in and out just to give you a glimpse of mountains from near you. It is totally a different experience. There are many more activities that you can perform, just the wait is for you to visit this holy Nepal.