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Kanchanjunga
Kanchanjunga (8598m) third highest mountain
in the world lies in the far eastern boarder line of Nepal and
Sikkim. It has been well known being visible from Indian summer
resort of Darjeeling. It was opened for the trekkers recently
and fewer trekkers are regulated each year.
| Itinerary 01 Kanchanjunga**
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and a rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly to Biratnagar, overland
transfer to Basantapur, trek starts |
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Day 29:
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Fly out to Kathmandu from Taplejung |
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Day 30-31:
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Free Days |
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Day 32:
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Final Departure |
Arun Valley
The region has been largely ignored by the
trekkers. For Botanists, bird-watchers and amateur geologists
this region is a perfect choice to trek. It is the habitat of
over 80 species of mammals and rare species of birds are found
here. Some of the earliest settlers Rais and Limbus are found
here. Trek starts from Hille or Tumlingtar till the base camp
retrace back to Tumlmgtar or head towards Lulda.
For more adventurous proceed towards Sherpani COL (6081m) and
enter Chukung valley to walk down toward Namche finally to fly
out from Lukla.
| Itinerary 02 Arun / Everest
** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and a rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly to Tumlingtar Trek starts |
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Day 27:
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Fly back to Kathmandu from
Ltilda |
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Day 28-29:
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Free Days |
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Day 30:
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Final Departure |
| Itinerary 03 Makalu Base Camp**
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and a rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly to Tumlingtar Trek starts |
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Day 21:
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Fly out to Kathmandu from Tumlingtar |
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Day 22:
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Free Days |
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Day 23:
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Final Departure |
Honku Valley
This valley is the backyard of Everest. The
climax of the Honku Valley trek is its remote glaciers and a
formidable pass which require tough muscle. The journey is strenuous
enough to merit the adjective "off beaten track" in
the truest sense. Few villages are seen and there is no definite
track to follow. You need to be in good physical condition and
know the elementary of climbing experiences of Himalaya. Mera
peak(6476m.) climbing is an additional experience in this trek
| Itinerary 04 Mera / Mingbo
La |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and a rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly to Lukla, trek starts |
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Day 22:
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Fly to Kathmandu from Lukla |
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Day 23-24:
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Free Days |
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Day 25:
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Final Departure |
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Note: If you like to do the Amphu Labtsa (5821m.)
pass, the no. of days are same with slight variation of the same itinerary.
Everest
Mount Everest the world’s highest peak lies
in this region. It is the home of legendary Sherpas who have earned
face in climbing mountains. Most of the inhabitants are still in trekking
and climbing as sirdars. The climax of this trek in Everest base camp.
Starting points are varied. One can start from Tin or fly into Phaplu
or Lukla and begin the trek. Walk till the base camp making side trip
to Thame, Gokyo and Chukung. Finally retrace back to Lukla and fly
out to Kathrnandu.
| Itinerary 05 Jiri Everest ** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and a rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Jiri, trek starts |
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Day 22:
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Fly out from Lukla to Kathmandu |
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Day 23-24:
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Sight Seeing in Kathmandu |
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Day 25:
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Final Departure |
| Itinerary 06 Gokyo / Everest**
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and a rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly to Lukla, trek starts |
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Day 19:
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Fly to Kathmandu from Lukla |
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Day 20-21:
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Free days |
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Day 22:
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Final Departure |
| Itinerary 07 Everest Base Camp /
Peak Climbing***
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and a rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly to Lukla, trek starts |
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Day 22:
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Fly from Lukla |
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Day 23-24:
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Free days |
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Day 25:
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Final Departure |
Note: This trek offers you to climb one of these
peaks. Island (6189m.) or Lobule East (6119m) or Pokhalde peak (5806m).Mani
Rimdu Culture
TrekMani Rimdu Culture Trek
Mani Rimdu and Guru Shinge are the two grand Buddhist festivals of
Mask dance held on the day of full moon in the month of November in
Chiwong and Jyasa monasteries respectively. It is an auspicious occasion
for the native Buddhists devotees to clean their body and soul to
pray for their families to protect them from all evil forces of nature,
to pray for all beings for peace and harmony and for the good harvest
in the coming years. Detailed explanation can be sent on your request.
| Itinerary 08 Culture* |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to un, trek starts |
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Day 14:
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Fly from Phaplu |
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Day 15:
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Free days |
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Day 16:
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Final Departure |
Rolwaling
Though the region has no 8000m peaks, it includes
Melungtse (7181m), Gaunishanker (7134m) and numerous above 6000m peaks.
Trek starting points are Charikot or Barabishe. Walk through the Sherpa
and Tamang villages. The highest point of the trek is Trashi Lapcha
Pass (5781m). After crossing the strenuous pass reach Thame to enter
Khumbu Valley. The trek ends in Lukla to fly out to Kathmandu. This
trek is for more adventures people who know a basic experience in
climbing. It is tough but greatly rewarding.
Note: To trek in this region peak permit of Ramdung
or Pherchamo Peak (6282m) must be required.
| Itinerary 09 Rolwaling / Khumbu***
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Barabishe, trek starts |
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Day 25:
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Fly out from Lukla |
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Day 26-27:
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Free days |
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Day 28:
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Final Departure |
Note: 4 extra days are required to scale Ramdung
peak (5998m) or Pherchamo Peak (6282m)
| Itinerary10 Yalung La |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Barabishe trek starts |
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Day 22:
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Return back to Kathmandu from Dolkha
or Jiri |
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Day 23:
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Free days |
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Day 24:
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Final Departure |
Note: 3 extra days are required to climb Ramdong
Peak (5998m) or Yalung Ri (5645m)Langtang / Helambu
Langtang
/ Helambu
The legend says while a lama following the run away Yak had found
this beautiful valley. "Lang" means Yak (Dhang) Tang means
to follow. Inhabitants are mostly Tamangs, very much similar to Tibetan
in their costume and culture. They are more akin to Tibetans than
their cousins in the mid hills of Nepal. Though there is no flights,
the region is easily accessible from Kathmandu to its proximity. Within
short days you are closer to the snowcapped mountains, glaciers and
high passes.
| Itinerary11 Langtang /Ganjala / Helambu**
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Dhunche trek starts |
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Day 20:
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Return to Kathmandu |
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Day 21-22:
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Free days |
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Day 23:
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Final Departure |
Note: Two extra days are required to climb Naya Kanga
Peak (5846m.)
| Itinerary12 Langtang / Gosainkunda**
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Dhunche, trek starts |
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Day 20:
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Drive back to Kathmandu |
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Day 21-22:
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Free days |
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Day 23:
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Final Departure |
| Itinerary13 Helambu* |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive in to Melamchipul |
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Day 08:
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Drive back to Kathmandu from Sundarijal |
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Day 09:
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Free days |
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Day 10:
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Final Departure |
Gorkha Trek
The trail is ancient connecting western Nepal especially
Gorkha and Pokhara, a highway of bygone days in the 18th century.
Late King Pritivi Narayan shah, the unifier of present day Nepal,
used this trail to conquer the three cities of Kathmandu valley, Kastamandap,
Patan and Bhadgaon. You will be working through same trail, perhaps
with the recollection of a regiments of the breave Gorkhas marching
along the trail in the past.
| Itinerary14 Gorkha / Trishuli * |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Gorkha, starts treks |
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Day 09:
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Drive back to Kathmandu from Trishuli |
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Day 10:
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Free days |
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Day 11:
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Final Departure |
Ganesh Himal
Ganesh is the Hindu god of good fortune. The Ganesh
Himalaya range is lying North-West of Kathmandu. For those who love
the chilly mountain air and want to close-up view of most amazing
peaks, the Ganesh Himal trek is the best answer. The trail starts
through the rice paddy terraces to Singe La (4735m.).
| Itinerary15 Ganesh * |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Trishuli, trek starts |
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Day 19:
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Return to Kathmandu |
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Day 20:
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Free days |
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Day 21:
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Final Departure |
Manaslu
This region features the three mountains of Manaslu
(81 63m) Peak 29 (7871m) and Himal Chuli (7893m.) ranging from north
to south. This region is recently opened for trekkers. It is a fascinating
trek, begins anti-clockwise direction from mid hill to alpine zone
encountering diverse culture including a miniature Tibet and formidable
Larke La (5275m.)
| Itinerary16 Around Manaslu |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Gorkha, trek starts |
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Day 21:
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Return to Kathmandu from Beshisahar |
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Day 22:
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Free days |
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Day 23:
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Final Departure |
Annapurna
Central Nepal is dominated by Annapuma range. Diversity
in landscape and culture have made this region as one of the most
popular destination for the trekkers. Trekking points are varied from
short trip to strenuous around Annapurna. Most of the inhabitants
in this region are Gurungs and Thakalis. As you trek in this region
the giant peaks Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Fish Tail and other minor peaks
are always around you. There are is a sight of Buddhist and Hindus
pilgrimage. Kaligandagi flows through the deepest gorge. This region
has become an exemplary conservation area in the world.
| Itinerary17 Around Annapurna** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Bhoteodar and trek starts |
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Day 22:
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Return to Kathmandu |
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Day 22-23:
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Free days |
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Day 24:
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Final Departure |
Note: 3 extra days are required to climb Pisang
Peak and Thorung peak. 6 extra days are required to climb Chulu East
(6200m.) or Chulu West Peak (6630m.)
| Itinerary18 Siklis * |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Gorkha, trek starts |
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Day 18:
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Return to Kathmandu fromPokhara or
Begnastal |
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Day 19:
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Free days |
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Day 20:
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Final Departure |
| Itinerary19 Ghorepani* |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive or fly to Pokhara, trek starts
from Phedi |
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Day 10:
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Return to Kathmandu |
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Day 11:
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Free days |
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Day 12:
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Final Departure |
| Itinerary20 Annapuma Sanctuary*
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Suikhet, Trek starts |
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Day 18:
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Drive back or fly back to Kathmandu
from Pokhara |
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Day 19:
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Free days |
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Day 20:
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Final Departure |
Note: 7 extra days are required to climb Singu Chuli
peak (6390m.) 10 extra days are required to climb Hiun Chuli (6337m.)
2 extra days are required to climb Tent peak (5550m.)
| Itinerary21 Glimpse of Nepal* |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 09:
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Return to Trishuli river starts rafting |
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Day 12:
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Transfer to Royal Chitwan park |
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Day 13:
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Jungle experience |
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Day 14:
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Transfer to Kathmandu |
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Day 15:
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Free day |
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Day 16:
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Final departure |
Mustang
Mustang is remote Himalayan principality on the
boarder of Nepal and Tibet. It has long been considered ‘lost
and forbidden" kingdom lying behind Annapurna and Dhaulagiri
massif.
It is barren and dry region, a miniature Tibet. It was one of the
important trade route to Tibet and India and a passage to Mt. Kailash.
The landscape, the Gompa, monasteries, and palace of Mustang Raja
is still intact. A handful of scholars and explorers were permitted
to visit the region in the past. In October 1991 Nepal government
opened its doors.
| Itinerary22 Mustang** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly or drive to Pokhara |
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Day 14:
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Fly to Jomsom, trek |
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Day 15:
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starts |
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Day 15-16:
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Jomsom to Kathmandu |
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Day 17:
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fly out. |
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Day 18:
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Free days,Final departure |
| Itinerary23 Mustang II** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and Free day |
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Day 03:
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Fly or drive to Pokhara, trek starts |
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Day 20:
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Fly out from Jomsom to Kathmandu |
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Day 21-22:
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Free days |
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Day 23:
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Final departure |
Note: Special Trek permit free is charged for Mustang.Dhaulagiri
Circuit
Dhaulagiri Circuit
This region stretches from Kali Gandaki in the
east to Janla Bhanjyang in the east. The main peaks run east to west
like a folding crepe, protrucing on the south are the peaks of Dhaulagiri
(8167m.). Around Dhaulagiri trek is long an arduous trek. Enroute
you encounter simple lifestyle and magnificent scenery of Nepal. The
route is less frequented by the trekkers due to its challenging two
passes, French Pass (5430m.) and Thapa Pass (5365m.).
| Itinerary24 Dhaulagiri *** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Baglung, trek starts |
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Day 23:
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Fly or drive to Kathmandu from Pokhara |
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Day 24:
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Free day |
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Day 25:
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Final departure |
Dolpo
Dolpo is isolated by Dhaulagiri massif from the
rest of the kingdom. This isolation has created the land with its
own distinct character which is clearly reflected in the social and
cultural life of the people. The topographical formation has given
this area somewhat the identity of Tibet. The migrant Hindus have
settled and adapted themselves to the highland culture and traditions.
They have perfectly merged themselves to the Buddhist culture. Trek
days vary depending on the choice to go further towards Phoksundo
Lake.
| Itinerary25 Dolpo I ** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj overnight
stay |
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Day 04:
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Fly to Jhupal, trek starts |
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Day 18-19:
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fFree days |
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Day 20:
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Final departure |
| Itinerary26 Dolpo II ** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Drive to Pokhara / Baglung |
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Day 24:
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Fly from Juphal to Nepalgunj / Kathmandu |
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Day 25-26:
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fFree days |
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Day 27:
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Final departure |
| Itinerary27 Dolpo III ** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj |
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Day 04:
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Fly from Nepalgunj to Jumla, trek
starts |
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Day 27:
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Fly to Kathmandu from Juphal |
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Day 28-29:
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Free days |
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Day 30:
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Final departure |
Upper Dolpo
The fascinating and rugged upper Dolpo was allowed
for the trekkers only in 1991. Then in 1992 a few trekkers started
to flow in as an experimental basis. It is strenuous and needs hard
climb yet it is greatly rewarding.
| Itinerary28 Upper Dolpo*** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj |
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Day 04:
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Fly from Nepalgunj to Juphal Dunai,
trek starts |
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Day 25:
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Fly from Jomsom to Pokhara |
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Day 26:
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Fly from Pokhara to Kathmandu |
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Day 27-28:
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Free days |
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Day 29:
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Final departure |
Rara Lake
Rara (2980m.) the largest lake of Nepal is the
focal point of this trek far in the western Nepal. The route is very
much "off the beaten track". Its surrounding is habitat
for Himalayan bear, Himalayan Tahr, Serow, Coral, Musk deer, Red Panda
and Rhesus and Langur monkey Otter and fish is found in the lake.
It is resting place for migrating birds too. You get the culture and
scenery different from the rest of Nepal.
| Itinerary29 Rara** |
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Day 01:
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Arrival in Kathmandu |
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Day 02:
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Briefing and rest day |
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Day 03:
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Fly from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj |
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Day 04:
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Nepalgunj to Jumla fly, trek starts |
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Day 13:
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Fly out to Nepalgunj |
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Day 14:
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Fly from Nepalgunj to Kathmandu |
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Day 15-16:
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Free days |
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Day 17:
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Final departure |
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