Himalayan adventure treks

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16/12/2014

Swayambhunath Stupa is the most glorious Buddhist Stupa of the world.

16/12/2014

Being the sacred mountain of four different religions and over one billion people. Kailash is seen by no more than several thousand pilgrims every year.

15/06/2014

Annapurna Base camp trek mobile up lode picture

07/03/2014

trekking in everest region in Nepal with All Nepal Himalayan Adventure Treks

23/02/2014

Trekking in Dhaulagiri provides massive mountains range of Dhaulagiri consisting of fifteen 7000 meter peaks is magnificent. Trekking of the main paths is not only possible, but can be immensely rewarding, though you do need a sense of adventure and an increased ability to deal with unexpected. Geographically, it is a land of dramatic contrast. Trekking around the giant Himalayan Peak Dhaulagiri (8th highest Himalayan Peaks of the world) is one of the most challenging treks. The trek goes through big challenging mountain passes, crossing over French pass (5360 meter) and Thapa Pass (5200 meter); It is a challenging walk on an icy track. The massive mountains range of Dhaulagiri consisting of fifteen 7000 meter peaks is magnificent. Trekking of the main paths is not only possible, but can be immensely rewarding, though you do need a sense of adventure and an increased ability to deal with unexpected. Geographically, it is a land of dramatic contrast.
Trekking in this region means an exploration of the wild. Recently reopened this thrilling region shows its long kept secrets, like the Gandaki Gorge, the deepest Gorge in the world !! Dhaulagiri means "white mountain" though many mountains over the world have names which translate to white mountain, this is without doubt the most astonishing one. - See more at: http://igonepal.com

23/02/2014

The festival 'Tiji' or 'Teechi or Teeji' is a three-day ritual festival known as "The chasing of the Demons" and it is centered on the Tiji myth. Tiji tells the story of a deity named Dorje Jono (Dorjee Sonnu) who must battle against his demon father 'Tam Ru a vicious creature' to save the Kingdom of Mustang from destruction. The demon father wreaks havoc on Mustang by creating a water shortage which, in this extremely arid land, is the most precious life-sustaining resource. Dorje Jono eventually defeats the demon and banishes him from the land of Mustang.
Tiji is a celebration and reaffirmation of this myth. Throughout the festival the events and story of the myth are re-enacted. The festival is timed to coincide with the end of the dry season (late winter/spring) and ushers in the wetter monsoon season. Tiji comes from the words "ten che" "tempa chirim' meaning "the hope of Buddhism prevailing in all worlds - Prayer for world peace" and is a spring renewal festival that also celebrates the triumph of good over evil.
In 1964 Michel Peissel was the first westerner to observe the Tiji festival. At that time; the Mustang region was still completely closed off to foreigners and he had to obtain special permission from the government of Nepal in order to enter the region. Despite his arrival on the last day of the celebration (he was unaware of the observance of Tiji) the experience left a lasting impression on him. "The scenes I witnessed were so extraordinary and so unexpected that I dared not believe my eyes and even today I have some trouble in believing in the reality of what I saw that day."
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23/02/2014

Rolwalling trekking to Rollwaling Himal, west of Everest and near the Tibtian border, offers fascinating experience. starts in Barabise, passes Tinsang la pass and descends Bigu Gomba which houses Buddhist nuns. The trail descends Bhotekosi River and turns into the Rolwaling valley, one of the most remote, mysterious, and fascinating places in the trek. The land is full of the tales of the yeti, the elusive snow man in the world and it is the place where some mountaineers arranged expedition to hunt yetis in the past. Beding is the last permanent settlement & Na Gaun which is only the summer settlement, is the highest altitude reached in the trek.
Rolwaling Khumbu trek provides an experience the remoteness of this region, romantic mountain views, diverse flora and fauna and rich local cultures. This trek requires a good walking experience and a good physical form. There is technical route in Tashi Lepcha Pass. One should have a peaks climbing permit for this route.
There is a Great nunnery Gompa called Bigu Gompa. There are more than 300 nuns. Two festivals are celebrated in a year in this place like manirimdu in Tenngboche Gompa in Kumbu region. In Sherpa Language Biku means "Seed". There is Sherpa village. View of Gaurishankar (7,145m), Melungtse (7,181m) and other mountains, a good landscapes; the village of Beding (3,690m) and monastery, the village of Na (4,183m), Tso Rolpa lake are the main attractions. -

23/02/2014

Manaslu (8156m) is the world’s seventh highest peak. This are, situated close tote Annapurna Massif, was only opened for trekking in 1992 and is now acknowledged as one of the finest trekking routes. Heading north from Gorkha, along the Budi Gandaki River , the route then turns westwards into a high alpine valley with typical Tibetan village and a number of fine monasteries .A Steeper ascent to larkya la pass rewarded by stunning views of the Manaslu and Annapurna peaks. At Dharapani , we join the Annapurna circuit and follow the Marsyandi river south. As beautiful as the famous “Annapurna Circuit”, this trek leads through unspoiled regions where meet few trekking group. - See more at: http://igonepal.com
Itinerary
Day 01 : Arrival in Kathamndu

Day 02: Local sight seeing in Kathmandu.

Day 03: Jyamrung (1,400m/4,606ft)

Day 04: Phul Kharka (1,500m/4,935ft)

Day 05: Phul Kharka (1,500m/4,935ft)

Day 06: Manbu (1,400m/4,606ft)

Day 07: Machhikhola (1,750m/5,758ft)

Day 08: Jagat (1,900m/6,251ft)

Day 09: Ngyak Beshi (1,950m/6,416ft)

Day 10: Ghap (2,156m/7,093ft)

Day 11: Namrung (2,660m/8,751ft)

Day 12: Samagaon (3,530m/11,614ft)

Day 13: Rest day.

Day 14: Samdo (3,780m/12,436ft)

Day 15: Dharmashala (4,480m/14,739ft)

Day 16: Bimtang (3,800m/12,502ft)

Day 17: Tilje (2,800m/9,212ft)

Day 18: Tal (1,600m/5,264ft)

Day 19: Syange (1,100m/3,619ft)

Day 20: Khudi (800m/2,632ft)

Day 21 Kathmandu -
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23/02/2014

Nepal Explore Tour is an exhaustive tour of Nepal, which offers an insight into its rich ancient cultures and ethnic diversity. This is also known as the All Nepal Tour or Real Nepal Tour. Our tour leads a variety of attractions that offers and within reach into our tradition and culture.
Through this tour explores with us the different areas and combines it with the simple pleasures of hiking through scenic countryside and the thrills of viewing the mighty Himalayan peaks from dose quarters. There are many country trails of which several of them are old trade routes or pilgrimage paths which lead through terraced hillsides, forested ridges, river banks, paddy fields; connecting picturesque hamlets and mountain villages.
During the tour, we will visit the key cultural and archaeological sites and spiritual symbols in the Kathmandu Valley. And after the Kathmandu Valley, we will head to the beautiful valley, Pokhara where stunning landscape and mountain panoramas is awaiting us. After the beautiful valley Pokhara, short trek in Gorepani P**n Hill,we will visit Lumbini Borth place of lord Bhuddha and we will enter the famous Chitwan National park (1979) and like the climax we will be back to Kathmandu. - See more at: http://igonepal.com