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Gosainkunda Trek
Trekking Lantang
Gosainkunda Trek
Gosinkunda is situated north from kathmandu in Langtang region. This is one of the famous Holy Lake in Nepal. The route from kathmandu to Dhunche and trek to big syabru.you will pass through Singh Gompa than you can visit the real Yak Chesses factory, than continue trek to over Lauribinyak pass and you will have panorama view of Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal,Manaslu and Annapurna randge.the Gosainkunda is most beautiful lake and first you will pass saraswati Kunda, Bhairab kunda and Gusain kunda.from Gosainkunda you will pass more Lake and continues trek to Ghopte is long journey and it is not easy way. So if your condition is not really good the best way you can stay in phedi and next day you will stay at Tharepati.from tharepati you can either continue to Helambu or go direct back to kathmandu.
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Day 01 : pick up from the Int'L Airport, transfer to Hotel & well come diner.
Day 02 : Sightseeing in Katmandu Valley.
Day 03 : Kathmandu to Dhunche By Bus (1950m).
Day 04 : Dhunche to Thulo Syabru. (1860m) (5 hours).
Day 05 : Thulo Syabru to Sing Gomba (3250m) (6 hours).
Day 06 : Sing Gomba to Gosainkunda (4380m) (7 hours).
Day 07 : Gosainkunda to Ghopte (4100m) (8 hours).
Day 08 : Ghopte to Kutumshang (2470m) (7:30 hours).
Day 09 : Kutumsang to Chisapani (2170m) (6 hours).
Day 10 : Trek to Sundarijall (3 hrs) & Drive to Kathmandu.
Day 11 : sightseeing or free day in Kathmandu.
Day 12 : Transfer to International Airport and fly home.
Langtang Gosainkunda Trek
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Langtang Valley Trekking
Langtang Valley Trekking
We suggest a 9 day approach to the heart of Langtang Valley. From Langtang village or Kyangjin Gomba there are several alternatives for returning. It is possible to trek back to Dhunche in only 3 days because much of the route is downhill, but if you have basic mountaineering skills (and good weather), we can cross Ganja La into the Helambu. A third alternative is to trek back to Syabru, then to cross into Helambu via Gosainkunda.
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Langtang Trek
Langtang Trek
| Langtang and Helambu is the third most popular trekking route in Nepal. Located in central Nepal, north of Kathmandu, the area offers a multitude of trekking destinations, all accessible without flights. The three major areas are Langtang, Gosainkund and Helambu, and these can be combined in many different ways to make treks from 7 to16 days long. Langtang is a narrow valley that lies just south of the Tibetan border. It is sandwiched between the main Himalayan range to the north and a slightly lower range of snowy peaks to the south. Langtang Lirung (7246m) dominates the valley to the north; Gang Chhenpo (6388m) and Naya Kangri (5846m) lie to the south; and Dorje Lakpa (6966m) protect the east end of the valley. The area was designated as Nepal's first Himalayan national park in1971. A visit to the Langtang Valley offers an opportunity to explore villages, to climb small peaks and to visit glaciers at a comfortably low elevation. Because there are good opportunities for moderate climbing excursions, you should allow a few extra days for exploration. According to legend, a lama following a runaway yak discovered the valley. Hence the name - Lang is Tibetan for yak and tang (more correctly dhang) means to follow. Yaks still live in the valley, but they now share it with trekkers. This high and isolated region is inhabited by Tamangs whose religious practices, language and dress are much more similar to those of Tibet than to the traditions of their cousins in the Middle Hills. You can vary the Langtang trek by visiting the holy lakes of Gosainkund at 4300m. Thousands of Hindu pilgrims visit the lakes during a full-moon festival in August. The lake is also sacred to Buddhists. Helambu, about 75km north of Kathmandu, is an area inhabited by Sherpas, but their language, culture and dress are very different from those of the Solu Khumbu Sherpas. Unfortunately the accessibility of Helambu has created an influx of tourists who have encouraged begging, the sale of 'genuine antiques' aged over the family fireplace, and several incidents of theft. But with care this is a rewarding place to visit. You can include Helambu in a Langtang trek, either via Gosainkund or by crossing the 5106m Ganja La. This is only a spring trek as in winter the high routes and Langtang are usually snow-covered and can be difficult or impossible, and often dangerous. There are two versions of the Helambu trek, but the best is to make a loop from the edge of the Kathmandu Valley, at Sundarijal, going through Chisapani, Kutumsang, Tharepati, Tarky Gyang and then treking back down the ridge through Sermathang to Melamchipull Bazaar. Upper Dolpo
 Trekking : MakaluMakalu Base Camp and Sherpani Col Makalu is the 5th Highest mountain in the world and this is near by the top of the world (Mt.Everest).This region is blessed with an incredible diversity of natural beauty and culture. Due to its isolation and lack of tea houses this area still receives few trekkers. Gurung, Rai & Sherpa are the main habitants in this area. Walking north of the Arun River to Sedua and then crossing Barun La (4110m.) into the upper Barun Khola valley for a close look at Makalu. This trek is not difficult on till Makalu base Camp and same way retron back to Tumlingtar. Sherpani col, west col is highest trekking rote 6100m.for this trekking you need experience sirdar and shrepa.because west col and Amphulapcha 5800m. is very challenging pass. But you will have fantastic view of Mountain, Glacier Lake and Hungu valley. Than you trek continues khumbu region and you will pass throw shrepa village and Lukla. Also you can do hungu valley, via Mera-la and Mera peak to Lukla for this trip you need fully camping trek, sirdar, Sherpa, cook and porter. Also you need fully climbing gears like, plastic shoes, crampons, Ice-Ax, Rope, Ice-screw, snow-Va.
Annapurna Base Camp  Trekking : Annapurna Annapurna Base Camp The route to the Annapurna sanctuary (Annapurna Deuthali in Nepali), the site of the Annapurna South Face Base Camp, is a spectacular short trek. Though it has some steep climbs, the trek is not difficult, and traverses a variety of terrain, from lowland villages and rice terraces to glaciers, with outstanding high mountain views. This is a fine opportunity to surround your self with Himalayan peaks in a short time, without having to contend with the altitude and flight problems of the Everest region. You can make the trek from Pokhara to Annapurna Base Camp and back in as few as 10 or 12 days, but it is best to allow two weeks to fully appreciate the high altitude scenery. A diversion to Ghorapani on the return route provides a view of Dhaulagiri from Poon Hill.  Walk through villages then, climb through Rhododendrons forests into the Ghorepani and Annapurna Sanctuary, a valley surrounded by high Himalayan peaks. Great opportunity to get into the mountains without the altitude problem of the Mount Everest region. |
OUTLINE ITINERARY Three Night four Days Jungle safari:- Day 17 : Drive to Chitwan 5 hrs and you will have lunch, after you will visit Tharu village and National Park's visitors' center. Sun set view from the riverbank .Dinner with Tharu dancing programs or slides-show on wildlife. Overnight in bungalow. Day18 : AM : breakfast .Dugout canoe trip on Rapti River followed by a Nature Jungle Walk program or visit to the Elephant Breeding Farm .Take jeep drive back to Resort and Lunch. PM : Elephant Ridding to see the more wildlife specially you can see the one horn Rhino in the park and you can see many kinds of Deer,Bolack Beer, many kinds of Birds Back Camp and Dinner. so after diner jeep to Tharu dancing programs Overnight in Hotel. Day 19 : AM : After breakfast, you will go for bird watching tour by Jeep to "Twenty Thousand Lakes over night in Hotel, Day 20 : AM : after breakfast Drive/flight to Kathmandu over night in Hotel. Day 21 : Free day/sightseeing in Kathmandu. |
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Day 01 : Pick up from the Int'L Airport, transfer to Hotel & well come diner.Annapurna Trekking (2nd Popoular Trek in Nepal)
Trekking: Annapurna
Central Nepal is dominated by the Annapurna Himal which rises above the town of Pokhara. There are three major trekking routes in this region - to Jomsom, to the Annapurna Sanctuary and a circuit of the entire Annapurna massif. Pokhara is also a good starting place for a number of short treks of one to four days duration. About two-thirds of the trekkers in Nepal visit the Annapurna region: the area is easily accessible, teahouses are plentiful in the hills and the treks here offer a good range of scenery - high mountains, forests and villages. No matter where you trek in the Annapurna region, you will eventually pass through Pokhara, the main city in central Nepal. The trek to Jomsom begins with a short bus journey from the town and the Annapurna Circuit begins and ends here. The town is known for its shops, inexpensive hotels and restaurants, and for its spectacular mountain panorama which includes the Annapurnas, Machhapuchhare and Dhaulagiri. Pokhara, being at a lower elevation, is warmer then Kathmandu.
Annapurna Base Camp
(Starting and ending from Pokhara)
Day 01 : Kathmandu - Pokhara
Day 02 : Pokhara - Ullari (1980m)
Day 03 : Ullari - Ghorepani (2850m)
Day 04 : Early in the morning climb on the Pun Hill 3210m. to see the Panoromic view of mount Dhawlagiri 8167., Annapurna 8063., Manasalu 8196m and many more Himalayan ranges above there.
Day 05 : Ghorepani - Tadapani (2760m)
Day 06 : Tadapani - Chumrung (2030m)
Day 07 : Chumrung - Bamboo Camp
Day 08 : Bamboo - Machapuchare Base Camp (3663m)
Day 09 : MBC - Annapurna Base Camp
Day 10 : ABC - Dovan
Day 11 : Dovan - Chumrung
Day 12 : Chumrung - Pothana
Day 13 : Pothana - Pokhara
Day 14 : Pokhara Sightseen
Day 15 : Back to Kathmandu
AROUND ANNPURNA TREK
(Starting point Beshishar and ending Pokhara)
Day 01 : Kathmandu -Beshishar (760m)
Day 02 : Beshishar -Nyagdi (853m)
Day 03 : Nyagdi - Syange (912m)
Day 04 : Syange - Tal (1646m)
Day 05 : Tal - Bagarchhap
Day 06 : Bagarchhap - Chame
Day 07 : Chame - Pisang (3200m)
Day 08 : Pisang - Manang
Day 09 : Manang Excursion Day around village and acclimatisation day.
Day 10 : Manang - Chauri Kharka (3963m)
Day 11 : Chauri Kharka - Throng Phedi (4405m)
Day 12 : Throng Phedi toThrong Pass ( 5416m) and camp in Muktinath
Day 13 : Muktinath to Marpha (2670m)
Day 14 : Marpha - Kalopani (2530m)
Day 15 : Kalopani - Tatopani (1189m)
Day 16 : Tatopani - Ghorepani (2850m)
Day 17 : Ghorpani - Birethanti (1050m)
Day 18 : Birethanti - Pokhara and Sightseen
Day 19 : Pokhara
Day 20 : Back to Kathmandu
Kanchanjunga Trek
Kanchanjunga Trek (North and East)
Kanchanjunga is located far east of Nepal. The trek to the base camp of world’s third highest peak, Kanchanjunga, (8,586m.) offers infinite variety of landscapes, cultures and panoramic views of Himalayas. Walking on the low lands of Nepal passing terraced fields, colorful villages, green forests, and the trek enters into a ridge line of rhododendron. As the trail gains altitude, gorgeous views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, & Kanchanjunga, four of the worlds five highest mountains make the trek rewarding. Approaching Yalung glacier & crossing a series of passes, the views become more magnificent. The trail reaches Pangpema (4800m.) which is the base camp for Kanchunjunga expedition.
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Day 01 : pick up from the Int'L Airport, transfer to Hotel & well come diner.
Day 02 : sightseeing in kathmadu Valley with Guide.
Day 03 : Kathmandu to Basantapur by bus (2200m).
Day 04 : Basantapur to Chauki (2700m).
Day 05 : Chauki to Gupha Pokhari (2930m).
Day 06 : Gupha pokhari to Gorcha (2200m).
Day 07 : Gorcha to Dovan (640m).
Day 08 : Dovan to Mitlung (700m).
Day 09 : Mitlung to Chhiruwa (1190m).
Day 10 : Chhiruwa to seakathung (1640m).
Day 11 : seackathung to Amjilasha (2490m).
Day 12 : Amjilasha to Gyapla (2730m).
Day 13 : Gyapla to Ghunsa (3500m).
Day 14 : Ghunsa Rest for Acclimatization.
Day 15 : Ghunsa to Khambachen (4040m).
Day 16 : khambachen to Lonak (4790m).
Day 17 : Lonak to pang pema Base Camp (5140m).
Day 18 : Rest (Excursion around Base Camp).
Day 19 : Pang pema to Khambachen (4040m).
Day 20 : khambachen to Ghunsa (3500m).
Day 21 : Ghunsa to Sinion La phedi (4200m).
Day 22 : Sinion-La over Sinion-La passes to Tseram (3870m).
Day 23 : Tseran to Ramche (4620m).
Day 24 : Ramche to Octang base Camp (4900m).
Day 25 : Base Camp to Yalung (4260m).
Day 26 : Yalung to Torontang (3410m).
Day 27 : Torongtang to Yamphudin (1690m).
Day 28 : Yamphudin to Kesaewa (11960m).
Day 29 : Kesaewa to Lali Kharka (2100m).
Day 30 : Lali Kharka Suketar (2300m).
Day 31 : flight to biratnager and Kathmandu.
Day 32 : free day in kathmandu.
Day 33 : Transfer to International Airport and fly home.
ITINERARY (II) Day 01 : pick up from the Int'L Airport, transfer to Hotel & well come diner. Day 02 : Kathmandu valley sightseeing. Day 03 : From Kathmandu fly to Biratnagar stay over night at hotel. Day 04 : From Biratnagar fly to Taplejung than trek to Purumba (1980m). Day 05 : Trek to Chirawa (1190m). Day 06 : Trek to Sokathum (1640m). Day 07 : Trek to Amjilassa (2500m). Day 08 : Trek to Yanza (2700m). Day 09 : Trek to Ghunsa (3500m). Day 10 : Rest day in Ghunsa Day 11 : Trek to Kambachen (4000m). Day 12 : Trek to Lonack (4790m). Day 13 : Trek to Pang pema (Kanchanjunga Base Camp). (5140m). Day 14 : Rest day. Day 15 : Trek back to Kambachen (4000m). Day 16 : Trek to Ghunsa (3500m). Day 17 : Trek to Sinion Phedi (4200m). Day 18 : Trek to Tsaran (3870m) via Mirgini-La (4600m). Day 19 : Trek to Torontang (3410m). Day 20 : Trek to Yamphudin (1690m). Day 21 : Trek to Kesaewa (1960m). Day 22 : Trek to Lali Kharka (2100m). Day 23 : Trek back to Taplejung (2300m). Day 24 : From Taplejung fly back to Kathmandu. Day 25 : Kathmandu free day. Day 26 : Transfer to International Airport and fly home. | |
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