The world’s best multi-day treks…without high altitudes

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2. Bathali village treks, Nepal

Bathali treks take you through Kathmandu valley and are ideal for families or those wanting a soft multi-day hike. You start and end in Kathmandu, meandering past Buddhist temples and rural hamlets including the lovely Bathali village, which sits on a plateau amid terraced rice fields and dusty red coloured thatched farmhouses. In between, glimpses of the snowy Himalayan peaks and swathes of bright-green forest greet you. Overall, this is a relaxing area to trek and remains relatively uncrowded compared to more popular routes in Nepal.
Treks take anywhere between three to six days and can be done year-round, but avoid rainy July and August and hyper-cold December through January.



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