Ski in Nepal

Though Skiing & Heli-Skiing is a new sport in Nepalese Himalayas. Being the home of eight of the highest mountains in the world, Nepal brings out the best of skiing and mountaineering expeditions. The Everest region, Annapurna, Dhauligiri, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Kangchenjunga, the Dolpo regions, and more are all ready and waiting for your on-snow signature. It would take a lifetime of skiing each and every area before you skied the same run twice.

Unlike in the mountainous regions of Kashmir, skiing in Nepal has not been developed with lifts and lodges. But some high valleys and slopes are ideal or cross-country skiing, for those willing to can) their skis from the nearest trailhead. ‘Vest Nepal, near Rara Lake, and upper Langtang or pasts of Khumbu are less steep than many of Nepal’s near-vertical valleys and could be approached during late winter or early spring. Skis and equipment are not generally nor available for rent in Kathmandu, so they must be self-supplied.

Skiing is one sport that has gained immense popularity all over the world and in the past decade, has become quite attention-grabbing sport because of the Himalayas. The vast open spaces above the snowline have flung open to the skiing enthusiasts. A plethora of ski locales in Jammu and Kashmir, the hills of Kumaon, Himachal Pradesh and the Northeastern states of India have become the favorite ski hideouts of adventure lovers.

The awesome height and spread of the snow-clad mountains, with the added advantage of powdered snow, are tempting enough to magnetize the adventurous spirits of the avid skier, providing all the thrill and excitement attached to the game. Realizing the immense prospect for tourism, India has developed some of the most modern and also the reasonable ski resorts in the whole world.