Trekking in Nepal during Dashain feels different in a good way. The trails are calmer, the weather is clear, and the festive mood is everywhere. Villages decorate their homes, families gather for blessings, and you can feel a warm vibe even in the mountains.
Most tea houses stay open, and locals are usually in a cheerful mood. You might see people flying kites, swinging on traditional bamboo swings, or preparing special food for the festival. It adds a nice cultural touch to the journey.
The weather in late September and early October is great for trekking. You get clear mountain views, mild temperatures, and stable trails. Whether you go for Annapurna, Everest, Langtang, or a short hike near Pokhara or Kathmandu, Dashain season is a good time to be outdoors.
It’s a blend of festival energy and mountain peace, making the experience feel more personal and memorable. If you’re looking for both culture and adventure in one trip, trekking during Dashain is a lovely choice.
