A perfect blend of dual religion of Hindu and Buddhist can be observed in western Nepal. Winding trails, remoteness because of its inaccessibility and its distance from Kathmandu is the feature of this region. As it falls outside of the monsoon's influence or else in the rain shadow of Dhaulagiri Himal, this region receives very little rainfall and this determines its versatile vegetation. As most of the places in this region is culturally and scenically exotic, are in restricted areas with high permit fees; a significant number of tourists are lured by this region. Many of the trails in the west continue to the northern side of the Himalayan ranges of Nampa, Saipal and Kanjiroba, making it easy for trekkers to zip up trails along river valleys and into Tibet. The trekking season is from late spring and throughout the summer until late October.