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Annapurna Areas Full Itineraries Annapurna Sanctuary TrekAnnapurna Sanctuary is the most suitable route for the trekkers who don’t have much experience. You will achieve the maximum altitude of 4400m at Annapurna Base Camp. The route offers excellent views of Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhare, Poon Hill and many others. Besides en route you will have the opportunity to share your moments of life with friendly and hospitable Gurung people. In spring you will love to see the rhododendron forest in bloom which makes your day always inspiring. In Hot Spring, you would like to take a relaxing bath.
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Arrive in Kathmandu, transfer to hotel.
Day-02:
Kathmandu-Pokhara Drive 5 hours/Flight 30 minutes to Pokhara. Overnight hotel.
Day-03:
Pokhara-Phedi and trek to Pothana. (1990m) After breakfast, we will drive by car or bus (depending on group size) to Phedi ( 30 minutes) and commence the trekking from. It is mostly steep uphill through forests and fields to Dhampus Village on the top of the ridge at 1750m. You will take your lunch is a local restaurant. Dhampus offers great mountain views that continue to improve as you ascend along the ridge. Brahmnins, Chhetris and Gurung ethnic community inhabit the village. You will follow the trail with paved stones through rhododendron forests steep uphill to Pothana (1990m) where you will stay overnight. You will have excellent views of Mt. Machhapuchhre from here. 5 hours trek.
Day-04:
Pothana-Landruk ( 1620m) The stone-paved trail climbs through forests to Deurali, atop a hill at 2150m, where there are views of Annapurna South and Hiunchuli. From here the trail descends steeply through forests with birds, ferns and orchids into a huge side canyons of Modi River. You will descend past a couple of guesthouses and restaurants at a Gurung Villages and cross a stream at 1790m. Now the trail gently climbs to bring you to Tolka Village at 1810m where you will eat at your lunch and then descends a long staircase to a suspension bridge across a stream at 1720m. Now, you will have a gentle climb to the ridge top followed by easy walk past streams, fields, cross the suspension bridge an finally arrive at Landruk –a Gurung Village for overnight stay. 6 hours trek.
Day-05:
Landruk- Chomrong (2060m) The trail to the sanctuary heads north of the valley, passing along sides rice terraces and then through forests. The trail leads to Nayapul (1340m) and descends steeply to Samung, then crosses a stream at 1430m. A stiff climb leads to Jhinu Danda Village (1750) where you will have lunch break and can make a side trip to Hot Spring. Further steep up is Taglung, atop the treeless ridge at 2180m. The trail now is wider anbetter from here to Chhomrong, which is a Gurung village with a number of guesthouse and hotels. There is tremendous view of Annapurna South, which seems to tower above the village and Mt. Fishtail across the valley. 6 hours trekking.
Day-06:
Chhomrong- Dovan (2606m) From the upper end of Chhomrong Village, the trail descends the long stone steps and cross the suspension bridge over the Chomorong River from where you will climb the mountain flank and pass the hamlet and small inns till you reach the top of the ridge. From here you will follow a rocky path through the forested area until you come to Khurdi Ghar where you will have your lunch. After lunch, descend the stone steps and pass the check post and continue through the bamboo forests to Bamboo Lodge from where you will make a gentle ascent through the forested area and cross at least three steams. Soon you are in Dovan ( 2606m) where you will stay overnight. 7 hours walking.
Day-07:
Dovan Machhapuchhre Base Camp ( 3703m) Now, the trail traverses high above the river but thanks to thick stands of bamboo that blocks the view of the rushing river and waterfall. After crossing a landslide and another avalanche track, you will reach Himalayan Hotel ( 2900m). Another an hour’s walk, first on a rocky trail through forests, then up a steep ravine, brings you to Hinko at 3160m. Now the trail crosses a ravine and a major avalanche track and climbs through large boulders to Deorali ( 3230m) where you will stop forlunch.From Deorali, you will go to the river bank and follow the flank until you come to Bagal ( 3300m) where most altitude conscious trekkers halt the day. From Bagal, climb from the riverbank to the terrace, follow the path on the flank where big rhododendrons are growing and you will come to the end of the ridge. After crossing the stream, you will have a gentle climb before you reach Macchapuchre Base Camp (3703m). Total 7 hours walking.
Day-08:
Machhapuhhre Base Camp - Annapurna Base Camp(4130m)-Macchahpuchhre Base CampYou will set our early morning today and follow the ablation valley, which is a corridor-like hollow developed between the glacier and the mountain flank. Cross over about three low hills, go up on the next hill, and you are in the Annapurna Base Camp Sanctuary (4130m). In the front you have amazingly standing Annapurna I (8091m) with three lunps. At the right, there are the glittering snow-clad peaks of Khangsar Kang (7485m) with Himalayan ice flutings and Tarke Kang (7193m), stretching further to Singuchuli (6501), one of the interesting trekking peaks. Behind them, you can see the triangular rock spire of Machhapuchhre and snow-clad peak of Annapurna III (755m). The sanctuary boasts of a dynamic view without anything impeding its panorama of 360 degrees. After having tea or coffee here, you will retrace the way to Machhapuchhre Base Camp for overnight. 4 hours roundtrip walk.
Day-09:
Macchhapuchhre Base Camp-Dovan ( 4 hours) You will take easy walk down to Dovan.
Day-10:
Dovan-Chhomrong (2060m) 5 hours walking down.
Day-11:
Chomrong- Tadapani ( 2540m) You will continue to retrace till Khumnu above the Khumnu Khola at 1780m and cross the river on a suspension bridge and then walk about 20 m upstream to the site of the defunct old bridge. You will follow a faint trail steeply uphill, which becomes distinct as it switchbacks up through wheat fields to the Melanche Village at 2050m. Above the village the trail becomes less steep, but still climbs steadily through rhododendron forests to Tadapani at 2540m. You will stay the overnight here. 6 hours walking.
Day-12:
Tadapani-Ghorepani (2853m) From Tadapani, the trail descends through the forested area until you cross the Chorom Khola ( River) from where you will climb the flank of the river to Banthanti. Further on is Deorali where you will have lunch break. From here, you will have several small ascents and descents and through rhododendron forests to arrive Ghorepani, Ghorepani offers excellent views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri bathed in red in the evening. 5-6 hours walking.
Day-13:
Ghorepani-Poonhill- Ulleri ( 2073m) Early morning, you will climb one hour to reach the famous Poon Hill, you will have a wider view, from east to west, Machhapuchhre ( 6993m), Hiunchuli, Annapurna South Peak and Annpurna I. After taking some beautiful snaps of the snow peaks and the natural scnery, you will descent to Ulleri via Ghorepani. 6 hours walking.
Day-14:
Ulleri- Birethanti (1037m) - Pokhara ( 890m) From Ulleri, Birethanti is about 3 hours steep down trekking. The trail passes through Tirkhedhunga village, Hile and requires crossing of some rivers by suspensions bridges before you arrive at Birethanti where you will take the lunch. From here, Pokhara is an hour’s drive. 3 hours trekking and 1 hour drive.
Day-15:
Drive or flight to Kathamdu Day 16 Transfer to airport for departure Note: Minimum 2 days extra required for transfers from and to Kathmandu.
Pokhara-Jomsom Trek
The route follows the Kali Gandaki Valley between the soaring peaks of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri and finally emerges to the north of the main Himalaya range on the dry desert like Tibetan plateau. The Kali Gandaki river basin, the junction of the Indian plain and Tibetan highland, includes wide varieties of races, religion, culture, climate, and topography hence creating an interesting trekking course. The final destination is the holy temple of Muktinath, a further days walk beyond Jomsom. Muktinath is a famous pilgrimage site for Buddhist and Hindus where you will see Tibetan traders as well as Sadhus from far south of India. You will gain the maximum attitude 3710m at this place yet altitude sickness is not a problem because of gradual ascent. From Jomsom you can make your return trip by flight or you will have to retrace your steps down the Kali Gandaki Valley.
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Arrive in Kathmandu, transfer to hotel.
Day-02:
Trek permits processing in Kathmandu. Free stay or city tour in Kathmandu.
Day-03:
Drive to Pokhara (5-6 hours). Overnight in Pokhara.
Day-04:
Trek commences from Pokhara. Hyangja (1077m)-Suikhe (1125m)-Phedi-Naudanda’s ridge top (1430m). Overnight in Naudanda.
Day-05:
Naudanda-Yamdi Khola (1710m)-Lumle (1585m)-Chandrakot (1550m)- Birethanti (1065m)-Tikedungha (1525m).
Day-06:
Tikedungha-Ulleri (2070m)- Bahunthanti (2250m)-Nayathanti (2460m)- Ghorepani (2775m).
Day-07:
Ghorepani-Chitre (2390m)-Sikha (1980m)-Ghara (1705m)-Ghar Khola (a steep descent of about 500m)-Tatopani (1189m).
Day-08:
Tatopani-Dana (1400m)-Rukse Chhara (1935m)-Ghasa (2000m)-Lete Khola (2470m)-Kalopani (2560m).
Day-09:
Kalopani-Larjung (2560m)-Tukche (2590m)-Marpha (2665m).
Day-10:
Marpha to Kagbeni (2810m)
Day-11:
Kagbeni-Khinger (3200m)-Jharkot (3500m)-Muktinath (3710m).
Day-12:
Muktinath-Jomsom ( 3800m)
Day-13:
Flight Jomsom-Pokhara-Kathmandu
Day-14:
Transfer to airport for departure
Royal Trek
This is a quite easy, short trek that starts near Pokhara and offers good mountain views. It gained this name because Prince Charles of Wales and an entourage of 90 guests, camp followers and staff trekked in this route. The trek is not a so popular one, so you will meet few other trekkers.
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Pokhara- Bijayapur-Kalikasthan A 20 minutes taxi drive from Pokhara brings you to Bijayapur Army Camp. The trail starts in the rice fields and climbs gently along a ridge top through Brahman and Chhetri villages towards Kalikasthan (1370m).You will have excellent views of Macchapuchhare and Annapurna
Day-02:
Kalikasthan-ShaklungYou will follow the forested ridge top through Thulokot to Mathi Thana. After a short climb, you will reach Naudanda. On continuing along the ridge to a school at Lipini village and making a steep but short climb through forests, you will arrive to the Gurung village of Shaklung (1730m).
Day-03:
Shaklung to ChisopaniFrom Shaklung the trail drops steeply down the south side of the hill to a large tree, a chautara, several teashops and a police check post as well. Then the trail climbs towards Chisopani, winding around the back of the hill to the village.
Day-04:
Chisopani-Begnas Bazaar-Pokhara You will descend from the ridge top of Chisopani steeply into a small valley and a stream that feeds Rupa Taal. You will continue through rice fields and make a final ascent to the ridge that separates Begnas Tal and Rupa Tal. From the ridge, you will descend into the Pokhara Valley, joining the road at the crowded Begnas Bazaar. From here, taxi or a bus for 30 minute drives back to Pokhara.
Ghandruk Loop Trek
This is the shortest trek but offers good mountain views, forests, birds and glimpses of traditional village life of Gurung and other ethnic community of Western Nepal.
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Pokhara-TolkaYou will drive up to Phedi from where the trek commences on. You will be rewarded with great views of the mountains that continue to improve as you ascend along the ridge to Dhampus (1750m at the top). You will have the day over in Tolka (1810m) which is an small settlement.
Day-02:
Tolka-GhandrukYou will drop on a stone staircase to the Modi Khola. It’s a long climb up a rough stone staircase with high steps to the tiny settlements of Yumle. A little more walk brings you to Ghandruk at 1970m.
Day-03:
Ghandruk-Nayapul-Pokhara You will follow the trail south from Ghandruk to Birethanti. Walk out to Nayapul and catch bus or taxi to Pokhara.
Note: Minimum 2 days extra required for transfers from and to Kathmandu
Ghorepani-Poon Hill Trek
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Pokhara-Birethanti-TikhedhungaTransfer by car to Nayapul. Start trek via Birethanti (1073m) and Tikhedhunga (1575m) to Ulleri (2073m) Overnight in lodge.
Day-02:
Ulleri-GhorepaniA 4/5 hour walk to Ghorepani (2800m). Overnight in lodge.
Day-03:
Ghorepani-Tadapani Early in the morning walk up to Poon Hill (3400m). After breakfast start to walk down to Deorali to Tadapani (2650m). Overnight in lodge.
Day-04:
Tadapani-GhandrukA very easy walk down to Ghandruk. Overnight in a lodge.
Day-05:
Ghandruk-Pokhara Descend down to Birethanti for about 6 hours. Drive to Pokhara. Overnight in Pokhara.
Note: Minimum 2 days extra required for transfers from and to Kathmandu
Siklish Trek
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Pokhara-KharpaniAfter half an hour drive from Pokhara , you will arrive at Milanchowk, the trek starting point. From here, after a walk of about 15 minutes, one crosses the Mardi Khola river and then climb for approximately 50 meters up to cultivated fields and scattered settlements. From here it is only about 2-3 hours to the campsite at Kharapani.
Day-02:
Kharpani- Ghalekharka You will continue on through typical Gurung villages for several hours before crossing the Sardi Khola river. After a climb of about 30 minutes you will pass through Tamang villages until you reach a campsite at Ghalekarkha close to a rhododendron forest.
Day-03:
Ghalekharka-NyaulikharkaToday's walk begins with continuous climb through beautiful rhododendron forests. The top of the hill (2600m) at Jhakarphulan is reached after about three hours. Depending on water availability lunch may be taken near to this point. The rest of the day is slightly less strenuous and continues through dense rhododendron forest. A clearing is found after approximately 2 hours and a camp is made at Nyaulikharka.
Day-04:
Nyaulikharka-Siklis (1870m)Continue on through the rhododendron forest which then becomes indisposed with broadleaf onto the village of Siklis, the largest Gurung village of the region. In the village traditional weaving and knitting can be seen. Tradition dance groups can be organized (the Ama Samuha or mother's group) will be more than willing to lay on folk dances to honor their guests as per the local tradition.
Day-05:
Modi Khola-Kalikathan (1524m)Cross a long suspension bridge to the south bank of the Modi Khola and then a steep climb up for 460m. The trail winds around the ridgeline to the west then up on to the crest of the ridge at Lipyani, a busy little bhanjyang (crossing point) village.
Day-06:
Transfer to Pokhara or onto your next destination.
Note: Minimum 2 days extra required for transfers from and to Kathmandu.
Mustang Trek
The long forbidden region of upper Mustang and the walled city of Lo Manthang are now open to a limited number of foreign trekkers, just 300 tourists in a year. Mustang is one of the few places in the world that is still untrammeled by tourists; it is most important that the region preserve its natural state. In common usage, the name Mustang refers to the arid Tibet-like region at the northern end of the Kali Gandaki, which is known to its inhabitants as Lo. The trek to Lo is through an almost treeless barren landscape. Strong winds usually in the afternoon, generally subsiding at night. Being in the rain shadow of the Himalayas, Lo has much less rain than the rest of Nepal, through the skies is cloudy and there is same rain during the monsoon. In the winter there is usually snow, sometimes as much as 30-40 centimeters on the ground. There is more rain in the lower part of upper Mustang and the hills tend to be great red fluted cliffs of tiny round stones cemented together by mud. Villages are several hours apart and appear in the distance almost as mirages; during the summer season, after the crops are planted, they are green oases in the desert like landscape The trekking season is from late March to early November. This trek does not go to really high elevation, but the cold, dust and very strong winds can make the trek less pleasant than others in Nepal.
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Flight Pokhara - Jomsom (or 5 days trek Pokhara - Kagbeni). Trek Kagbeni.
Day-02:
Kagbeni (2800m) - Chele (3030m).
Day-03:
Chele-Geling (3440m).
Day-04:
Geling-Charang (3490m).
Day-05:
Charang-Lo Manthang (3730m).
Day-06:
Sightseeing Lo Manthang.
Day-07:
Lo Manthang.
Day-08:
Lo Manthang via Lo Gekar to Ghami (3460m).
Day-09:
Ghami-Samar (3290m).
Day-10:
Samar-Tangbe.
Day-11:
Tangbe-Kagbeni-Jomsom.
Day-12:
Flight to Pokhara.
Annapurna Circuit Trek
The trek around Annapurna massif is one of the finest in the Himalayas. This 23 days program takes you right around the great Annapurna massif, visiting a Tibet like country on the northern slopes of the Himalayas and into the dramatic Kali Gandaki gorge-the deepest in the world. This is a long course that follows Marsyangdi River, crosses Thorung pass (5416m) from the Manang basin and descends to the Kali Gandaki. It is rich in variety and vistas from the ruling hill of Marsyangdi to the Himalayan interior, providing the complete trekking experience. The change of scenery at the limits of Thorung pass and the remains around the sacred area of Muktinath are also extremely interesting. Trekking north we acclimatize in the important trading village of Manang (3351m), before crossing the Thorung pass. Further south, the contrast of the Nepali Himalayas become even more apparent, as high wind swept passes are replaced by forest or mandarins and banana grooves. Finally, we trek out the gorges and look back to the peaks of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri before traversing the forest ridges down to Pokhara.
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Arrive in Kathmandu, transfer to hotel.
Day-02:
Drive from Kathmandu to Besi Sahar via Dumre. Overnight in Besi Sahar.
Day-03:
Besi Sahar-Bhulbhule-Bahundanda (1311m). 6 1/2 hours.
Day-04:
Bahundanda-Jagat-Chamje(1430m). 6 1/2 hours.
Day-05:
Chamje-Karte-Bagarchhap (2164m). 6 hours.
Day-06:
Bagarchhap-Latamarang-Chame (2630m). 6 hours.
Day-07:
Chame-Bharatang-Pisang (3190m). 5 1/2 hours.
Day-08:
Pisang-Hunde-Manang (3535m). 6 hours.
Day-09:
Manang.
Day-10:
Manang-Kharka-Letdar (4250m). 4 hours.
Day-11:
Letdar-Thorung Phedi (4420m).
Day-12:
Thorung Phedi-Thorung La (5416m)-Muktinath (3802m). 9 hours.
Day-13:
Muktinath-Ranipauwa-harkot-Kagbeni (2804m). 6 hours.
Day-14:
Kagbeni-Jomsom (2713m). 3 hours.
Day-15:
Jomsom-Marpha-Tukuche (2591m). 4 hours.
Day-16:
Tukuche-Kalopani-Ghasa (2012m). 6 hours.
Day-17:
Ghasa-Tatopani (1189m). 6 1/2 hours.
Day-18:
Tatopani-Ghorapani ( 2775m). 6 hours.
Day-19:
Ghorapani-Tikedhunga (1557m).
Day-20:
Tikedhunga-Birethanti. Drive to Pokhara.
Day-21:
Drive to Kathmandu, 200km, 6 hours.
Day-22:
Transfer to airport for departure.
Dhaurlagiri Trek
This is a long course beginning from Pokhara which allows one to fully savor this simple lifestyle and scenery of Nepal from the cultivated fields up to Beni to the mountain villages scattered in the Myagdi Khola drainage area. Entering the Myagdi Khola which penetrates deep into the Dhaulagiri Himal allows a panoramic view of the entire Dhaulagiri massif. Sherpa accompaniment, camping equipment and food supplies are necessary.
Dolpo Region
Upper Dolpo-Shey Gompa Trekking Shey-Phoksumdo National park is situated in the mountain region of western Nepal covering parts of Dolpo and Mugu districts. Gazetted in 1984, it is the largest national park in the country with an area of 3555 Sq. km. The main objectives of the park are to preserve the unique trans-Himalayan ecosystem either its typical Tibetan type of flora and fauna, and to protect endangered species. Spring season (March, April, May) and winter (middle of October to end of November).
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Flight Kathmandu-Nepalgunj. Overnight at Nepalgunj.
Day-02:
Flight to Juphal. Trek to Dunai - 3 hours.
Day-03:
Dunai-Sepka - 7 hours.
Day-04:
Sepka-Ringmo or Phoksumda Lake (3600m) - 7 hours.
Day-05:
Rest day at Ringmo Lake.
Day-06:
Ringmo Lake-Bega La Base Camp (4500m) - 6 hours.
Day-07:
Bega La Base Camp-Baga La (5070m)-Poyan Chu (3965 m) - 7 hours.
Day-08:
Poyan Chu to Nahure (4033m) - 6 hours.
Day-09:
Nahure-Jenj La Base Camp (4400m) - 6 hours.
Day-10:
Jenj La Base Camp-Jenj La (5080m)-Namjung Chu (4150m) - 7 hours.
Day-11:
Namjung-Sibu (4300m).
Day-12:
Sibu-Namdo-Saldang - 6 hours.
Day-13:
Saldang-Saldang Lake - 7 hours.
Day-14:
Saldang Lake-Chun La Base Camp (4400m) - 6 hours.
Day-15:
Chun La Base Camp-Chiun La (5080m)-Den Chu (4400m) - 7 hours.
Day-16:
Den Chu-Shey Gompa (4200m) - 6 hours.
Day-17:
Rest day in Shey Gompa.
Day-18:
Shey Gomba-Sehula - 6 hours.
Day-19:
Sehula-Sehula Bhanjyang (4400m) - 6 hours.
Day-20:
Shehula Bhanjyang-Ringmo Lake - 6 hours.
Day-21:
Ringmo Lake-Rohagaon - 6 hours.
Day-22:
Rohagaon-Juphal (2500m) - 6 hours.
Day-23:
Juphal-Nepalgunj and flight to Kathmandu
Lower Dolpo via BaglungDolpa is located inside the Shey- Phoksundo National Park of mid westerns Nepal, behind the Dhaulagiri massif towards the Tibetan platue. Out off by a series of very high passes closed by snow most of the year, Doipa remains a truly isolated corner of Nepal. Time has stood still here for centuries as the inhabitants of Tibetan stock continue to live, cultivate and commerce the way they have done since time immemorial. The finely preserved eco-system encompasses a wildlife, including the blue sheep and the snow Leopard. A trek through Dolpa is an experience not easily forgotten
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Kathmandu- Baglung by Bus
Day-02:
Baglung-Beni (770m).
Day-03:
Beni-Darbang.
Day-04:
Darbang-Moreni (2670m).
Day-05:
Moreni-Chentung.
Day-06:
Chentung-Ghustung Khola.
Day-07:
Ghustung Khola-Yamakhar (2480m).
Day-08:
Yamakhar-Seng Khola.
Day-09:
Seng Khola-Jangphedi.
Day-10:
Jangphedi-Tarakot (2500m).
Day-11:
Rest day in Tarakot.
Day-12:
Tarakot-Khani Gaon (2900m).
Day-13:
Khani Gaon-Lahini.
Day-14:
Lahini-Do Tarap (4150m).
Day-15:
Do Tarap-Numala Base Camp (5190m).
Day-16:
Numala Base Camp-Bagala Base Camp (5090m).
Day-17:
Bagala Base Camp-Shey Phoksundo (Ringmo).
Day-18:
Rest day in Ringmo (3600m).
Day-19:
Ringmo-Regi.
Day-20:
Regi-Ankhe Check Post.
Day-21:
Ankhe Check Post-Dunai.
Day-22:
Dunai-Juphal (2490m).
Day-23:
Flight Juphal-Nepalgunj.
Jumla to Lower Dolpo Dolpo is isolated from the rest of Nepal by high passes to the south, it is also known as Ba-Yul or the Hidden Land. The entire district was closed to foreigners until 1989. In 1990 individual trekkers were allowed into this region but upper Dolpo still remains subject to high special permit and bureaucratic formalities.Accommodation and supplies are very poor. A complete organized camping trek is the only way to explore this region
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Flight Kathmandu-Nepalgunj. Overnight hotel.
Day-02:
Flight Nepalgunj-Jumla (2370m).
Day-03:
Jumla-Dochal Ghara (2530m)-Pattyata Lagna (2830m)-Gothi Chaur.
Day-04:
Gothi Chaur-Chotra (3010m)-Naphukana (3080m).
Day-05:
Naphukana-Mauri Lagna (3820m)-Chaurikot (3060m)-Basala (2900m).
Day-06:
Basala-Rimi (2890m)-Forest Camp.
Day-07:
Forest Camp-Balangra La (3760m)-Tibrikot (2100m).
Day-08:
Tibrikot-Dunai.
Day-09:
Dunai-Juphal.
Day-10:
Flight Juphal-Nepalgunj.
Phoksundo Lake Trek king
Phoksumdo Lake is a very dramatic one, which donates the name to Shey Phoksumdo National Park established in 1981. The park is said to abound in wildlife, though the most spectacular inhabitants -snow leopards and herds of blue sheep- are found primarily near Shey Gompa. The region above Shey Gompa is restricted and if you want to go beyond, you will need an special permit and special arrangement. The lake and trail are snowbound from mid-November to mid-May.
Day to Day Itinerary
Day-01:
Flight Kathmandu-Nepalgunj.
Day-02:
Flight Nepalganj-Juphal. Trek to Dunai.
Day-03:
Dunai-Raktang (2260m)-Chepka (2670m).
Day-04:
Chepka-Renje (3010m).
Day-05:
Renje-Phoksumdo Lake (3728m).From here, either you can the retrace the way back or make a loop as follow.
Day-06:
Phoksumdo Lake-Baga La (5190m).
Day-07:
Baga La -Numa La (5318m).
Day-08:
Numa La-Do Tarap (4150m).
Day-09:
Do Tarap-Kamu Kharka.
Day-10:
Kamu Kharka-Chukure.
Day-11:
Chukure-Khanigaon.
Day-12:
Khanigan-Tarakot (2520m).
Day-13:
Tarakot-Dunai.
Day-14:
Dunai-Juphal.
Day-15:
Flight to Nepalgunj.
Day-16:
Flight to Kathmandu.
Area Wise Trekking
Annapurna Region
04 Days
Pokhara View Trek
07 Days
Royal Trek
07 Days
Annapurna Hot spring Trek
10 Days
Apple Jomsom Treks
10 Days
Ghorepani - Tatopani – Beni
10 Days
Siklish Rhododendron Trek
13 Days
Trek to Machhapuchhare Base Camp
13 Days
Saligram Trek
14 Days
Lhomanthang Royel Trek
16 Days
Trek to Tatopani – ABC
16 Days
Muktinath Thakali Culture Trek
16 Days
Lhomanthang Royal Trek
16 Days
Trek to Dhaulagiri Round
22 Days
Trek to Upper Mustang/Annapurna Exploration
25 Days
Trek to Dhaulagir Round
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info@adventureinnepal.comEverest Region
04 Days
Everest View Trek
04 Days
Sherpa Society Trek
10 Days
Island Peak Base Camp Trek
16 Days
Exploration of Sherpa Village
22 Days
Trek to Upper Everest Exploration
25 Days
Everest Exploration
28 Days
Trek to Everest Solukhumbu
31 Days
Sagarmatha Exploration
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07 Days
Gosainkunda Holy Lake Trek
07 Days
Helambu Terrace View Trek
13 Days
Trek to Langtang & Helambu Area
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info@adventureinnepal.comKanchenjungha Region
23 Days
Trek to Upper Kanchenjungha
25 Days
Trek to Kanchanjungha
28 Days
Trek to Kanchanjungha
31 Days
Kanchanjungha Exploration
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16 Days
Trek to Lower Dolpo
23 Days
Trek to Lower Dolpo
22 Days
Trek to Upper Dolpo
25 Days
Trek to Upper Dolpo Danarwa
28 Days
Trek to Dhorpatan +Lower Dolpo
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13 Days
Trek to Gorkha Ganesh Himal
22 Days
Trek to Ganesh Himal
28 Days
Ganesh Himal + Pokhara
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info@adventureinnepal.comVery Interesting Trekking Areas
07 Days
Kalinchok Hiking (Rolwalling)
07 Days
Kathmandu Round Hiking
10 Days
Kathmandu Rim Round Trek
10 Days
Lumbini Trek
13 Days
Trek to Rara Lake
16 Days
Dhorpatan Safari Expedition
16 Days
Trek to Rara Lake- Simiokot
18 Days
Rolwaling Trek, (Chho Rolpa Lake)
21 Days
Trek to Arun Valley/Makalu Base Camp
21 Days
Trek to Manaslu Round
22 Days
Trek to Arun Valley Makalu Base Camp
27 Days
Trek to Makalu Base Camp
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info@adventureinnepal.comRecommended Trekking Areas
04 Days
Ghandruk Culture Hike (Annapurna)
07 Days
Culture Tour Hiking (Dhading)
07 Days
Poon Hill Rhododendron Trek (Annapurna)
10 Days
Cheese Expedition Trek (Langtang)
13 Days
Trek to Everest Base Camp
13 Days
Trek to Annapurna Sanctuary (Annapurna)
16 Days
Langtang Panorama (Langtang)
16 Days
Culture Exploration Trek (Ganesh Himal)
20 Days
Sherpa Society with Gokyo Ri (Everest)
21 Days
Trek to Annapurna Round (Annapurna)
31 Days
Cross Culture Exploration (Ganesh Himal)
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info@adventureinnepal.comEverest Areas Full Itineraries
Mani Rimdu Festival Trek
This festival is celebrated at the monasteries of Tengboche, Thami and Chiwang right after the full moon of autumn. The monks, with elaborate masks and costumes on, perform a series of ritualistic dances of the triumph of Buddhism over Bon, the ancient animistic religion of Tibet. On the first day of the festival, Lamas of the monastery pray in the courtyard. The second day, you can see the Lamas dancing with brocade gowns and wonderful painted paper-mouth masks. Hundreds of Sherpas from all over Khumbu attend the performance, as it is an important social occasion as well as an entertaining spectacle. Along with the serious and intricate dances the Lamas also dramatize two absurd comic sequences that make the entire performance a grand and amusing event. On the final evening of Mani Rimdu the villagers join in an all-night Sherpa dance. We have following trips of Kala Patthar-Everest Base Camp which allows you to grace the festivals at Tengboche and Chiwang Monastery. Actual dates of festival for the year 2003 are yet to be finalized
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