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31/05/2015

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PLZ HELP NEPAL

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14/10/2014

sherpa song himali gau

06/07/2014

Trekking around Gokyo valley is considered a traditional trek that offers wonderful views of the mountain peaks and the Ngozumpa Glacier- the largest in Nepal's Himalayas. The image of this region is associated with the soaring views of the most popular mountains in Nepal, at an altitude of 8000m such as Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse and Makalu which are clearly visible from Gokyo Ri above Gokyo Lake. One of the most remarkable features is the views of the wonderful ice point between Cho Oyu and Gyachung (2922m) located in Khumbu region.
After a half an hour flight from Kathmandu to Lukla’s airstrip, the adventure really begins. Everything is prepared in conjunction guides. Along the trek we will pass Buddhist monasteries with the views of Everest and other snow towering mountains getting closer. We will have rest days in the villages of Namche bazaar that will allow us to explore the region and acclimatize, which is very important. After trekking to Gokyo Ri (5483 meters), we return at a leisurely pace back to Namche and Lukla for our flight back to Kathmandu.

05/06/2014

UPPER DOLPO TRK
Upper Dolpo Trek, The word conjures up visions of mysterious monasteries of snow leopards and blue sheep. A land beyond the Himalaya.Laying in western Nepal, Dolpo is one of the most remote of Nepal’s regions. By special permit, we are able to offer these-days trek through upper and lower Dolpo .Our route follows much of the route taken by Peter Mathiessen and George Shaller as described in "The Snow Leopard”. We trek 200 miles, averaging 10 miles a day. We spend 6-8 hours a day trekking. Several layover days are planned. Porters carry a day pack with the things you need for the day. Participants should be in good shape. We are at high elevation much of the time on this trip. Five passes, over 16,500 feet, are crossed. Steep climbs and descents are made.
TRIP FACTS
ItineraryCost Include & ExcludeInquiry
Day 01.
Fly or drive to Pokhara / Transfer to Hotel (200km)
Day 02.
Fly to Jomsom (2,800m) and trek to Kagbeni (2,800m) (10 km Trek)
Day 03.
Trek to Muktinath (3,800m) (10 km) (for acclimatization before crossing Sangdak Pass (4,290m)
Day 04.
Trek to yak kharka (3,180m) (16 km)
Day 05.
Trek to Sangdak (3,810m) (18 km)
Day 06.
Day Sangdak Phedi to Yak Kharka 15.1 km (3,680 m)
Day 07.
Day Yak Kharka to Melung Khola 14.6 km (4,816 m)
Day 08.
Melung Khola to Chharka village 16.1 km (4,110 m)
Day 09.
Chharka Village to Keheng Khola (4,210m) over Chharka Pass (4,830m) 15 km
Day 10.
Keheng Khola to Tinje Goan (4,110m) 16 km
Day 11.
Tinje Goan to Simen Goan (3,850m) 15 km
Day 12.
Simen Goan to Shey Gomba (4,253m) 18 km
Day 13.
Rest day
Day 14.
Shey Gomba to Phoksundo Lake (3,600m) 25 km
Day 15.
Rest day to explore around lake
Day 16.
Phoksundo Lake to Yudon (3,800m) 15km
Day 17.
Yudon to Kagmara Phedi (4,600m) 12 km
Day 18.
Over Kagmara Pass (5,120m) and camp at Kagmara Phedi (3,940m) 10 km
Day 19.
Kagmara Phedi to Hurikot (3,760m) 17 km
Day 20.
Hurikot to Mauriya Phedi (3,300m) 15 km
Day 21.
Mauriya Phedi to Chotra (3,010,) (12 km)
Day 22.
Chotra to Gothichaur (2,780m) (13km)
Day 23.
Ghotichaur to Jumla (2,370) (18km)
Day 24.
From Jumla we fly to Nepalgunj and fly to Kathmandu
Day 25.
An easier day in Kathmandu

30/04/2014

mustang trk nepal
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1
Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara (914m.) takes about six hours. This drive will take most of the morning, leaving much of the afternoon to explore the various sites of Pokhara. Stay overnight at hotel.
Day 2
Fly from Pokhara to Jomsom (2700m.) takes about 25 minutes and trek from Jomsom to Kagbeni (2810 m.) takes another four hours. You take the spectacular early morning flight to Jomsom. The trail is quite barren with craggy rocks and sand and is mostly flat, which makes it very easy going. It is also very picturesque, with views of big peaks all around such as Dhaulagiri, Tukuche and Nilgiri. To the south, you can see the entire Annapurna Massif. Stay overnight in lodge.
Day 3
Trek from Kagbeni to Chuksang (2900m.) takes about five hours. You trek right up to the river valley, but use a combination of the high trail and the riverbank pathways. The trail then widens significantly revealing an endless stretch of sand. Chusang village is only about a 2hrs walk beyond Tangbe at the confluence of the Narshing Khola and the Kali Gandaki. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 4
Trek from Chuksang to Samar (3150m.) takes about three and half hours. The trek now leaves the valley and climbs steeply up a rocky alley to the village of Chele. From Chele you climb a steep spur and then continue ascending along the side of a spectacular steep canyon to a pass. Beyond the pass you descend on a pleasant trail to Samar, situated in a grove of poplar trees. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 5
Trek from Samar to Geling (3510 m.) takes about five hours. You climb above Samar to a ridge and then descend into a large gorge past a chorten before entering another valley filled with juniper trees. You then cross a stream and after climbing to a pass, you descend along a ridge to Shyangmochen a tiny settlement with a few tea shops. The trail climbs gently from Shyangmochen until you enter another huge valley before descending to Geling with its extensive fields of barley. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 6
Trek from Geling to Ghami (3490 m.) via Ghami La (3520m.) takes about five hours. From Geling the trail climbs gently through fields, up to the center of the valley, passing above the settlement of Tama Gun and an imposing chorten. You then begin a taxing climb across the head of the valley to the Nyi La [3840m]. The descent from the pass is quite gentle and about half an hour further you come to a trail junction; the right trail is the direct route to Charang, while the left trail leads to Ghami. Ghami is a large white-washed village sheltered by overhanging cliffs. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 7
Trek from Ghami to Tsarang (36200 m.) takes about five hours. Today's walk is perhaps through the driest part of Mustang. You will finally come to Charang, a large spread-out village at the top of the Charang Chu canyon. At the eastern end of the village are a huge dzong [fortress] and a red gompa which houses an excellent collection of statues and thangkas. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 8
Trek from Tsarang (Charang) to Lo-Manthang [Mustang] (3730m.) takes about three hours. You will spend part of the morning exploring the interesting village of Charang and its large monastery, before setting out for Lo Manthang. You climb gently above the valley to a large isolated chorten that marks the boundary between Charang and Lo. The trail then broadens and eventually you get your first view of the walled city of Lo Manthang. The city has only one entrance so you circumambulate the wall to the gate on the north east corner. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 9
Rest at Lo-Manthang. Explore in and around Lo-Manthang. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 10
Trek from Lo-Manthang to Dhi Gaon (3825m.) takes six hours. You continue your journey on the highland route, crossing alpine meadows. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 11
Trek from Dhi Gaon to Yara gaon (3600 m.) takes about three hours. It is short trek this day. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 12
Rest day at Yara gaon. This day you visit the Tashi Gompa and later you trek back to Sukhang takes two hours. In Surkhang you visit the Luri Gompa. Stay overnight in camp in Surkhang.
Day 13
Trek from Surkhang to Tange (3240 m) takes about five and half hours. The trail now mostly descends and crosses over streams like Dhechang and Tangge. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 14
Trek from Tange to Paha (4210 m) takes about four and half hours. Your trail now gradually ascends and passes through high a summer pasture. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 15
Trek from Paha to Tetang (3067m.) takes about six hours. Today you pass over the Baha bhanjyang (Cha Cho La). Tetang is a walled village. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 16
Trek from Tetang to Muktinath (3800m) takes six and half hours. The trail ascends all the way to Muktinath. During your trail you can enjoy beautiful landscape, caves, old Tibetan style villages, apple orchards, yak and sheep. Stay overnight at lodge.
Day 17
Trek from Muktinath to Jomsom (2713 m.) takes about 5 hours. Today you continue down for early two hours and then walk along a flat path until you reach Jomsom. Stay overnight at lodge.
Day 18
Fly from Jomsom to Pokhara takes about 25 minutes. The flights are available during the morning time. Stay overnight at hotel in Pokhara.
Day 19
Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu that takes about six hours. While driving from Pokhara to Kathmandu you head up to Damauli, Dumre, Muglin and Kurintar where Nepal's first cable car is operated to reach Manakamana Temple.

23/04/2014

makalu trk nepal
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1-2
Drive from Kathmandu to Hille via Dharan and Dhankuta by overnight bus. It takes about 16 hours. You camp for the night.
Day 3
Trek from Hille to Mangmaya which takes about six and half hours. The trek starts with gentle ascent and moves along flat trail through the jungle of pine and rhododendron trees. You camp for the night.
Day 4
Trek from Mangmaya to Surtibari which takes about six hours. The trail passes by the side of a river which is a gentle flat trail with some small descents. You camp for the night.
Day 5
Trek from Surtibari to Tumlingtar takes about six and half hours. The trail starts with an adventurous action of hanging ropeways over the river. The trail then will ascend about 2 hours. This is a small town with an airstrip. Here you will find a market, some government administrative offices and some tea houses. You camp for the night.
Day 6
Trek from Tumlingtar to Maney Bhanjyang takes about five and half hours. The trail ascends all the way through forests of rhododendrons and sal trees and en route you will pass a few villages. Maney Bhanjyang is a ridge inhabited by some people. You camp for the night.
Day 7
Trek from Maney Bhanjyang to Chilchile (1830m) takes about five hours. The trail continues to ascend through forests of rhododendrons and sal trees for about three hours until you begin to walk over a flat trail to arrive to Chilchile. This is a small village mainly inhabited by Gurungs but there are other communities as well. There is a government school where locals send their children along with some good tea houses. You camp for the night.
Day 8
Trek from Chilchile to Num (1500 m) takes about four and half hours. The trail ascends for about 2 hours and then descends to follow a path along a small perennial river to then walk on a flat trail for about 1 hour to reach Num. Num is a beautiful village with many tea houses and telephone booths.
Day 9
Trek from Num to Seduwa (1510 m) takes about four and half hours. The trail descends steeply for about 2 and half hours until a big river named Neguwa Khola. The trail passes over a suspension bridge and then ascends through forests and a few traditional villages. People of this area are mainly engaged in agriculture and the crops grown here are paddy, millet, potatoes and vegetables depending upon the season. There is a check post and local office of the Makalu Conservation Area. You camp for the night.
Day 10
Trek from Seduwa to Tashigaon (2070 m) takes about four hours. The trail slightly ascends but the major part of the trail is flat and easy through the bushes. Tashigaon, surrounded by verdant forest, is a big sherpa village. You find prayer flags fluttering in sky in and around the village. The camping spot in this village is really praiseworthy. You camp for the night.
Day 11
Rest day at Tashigaon for acclimatization. You camp for the night.
Day 12
Trek from Tashigaon to Khongma la (3560 m) takes about six hours. The trail ascends throughout the day and you will walk through forest of Rhododendrons and Sal trees until you reach your destination. Kongma la is a ridge with only one tea house. This is also a perfect place for camping. You camp for the night.
Day 13
Trek from Khongma la to Mumbuk (3550 m) takes about six and half hours. The trail ascends until you reach a beautiful lake named “Kalo Pokhari” at the height of (4004 m). You then go downhill until you reach Mumbuk. It is a camping spot surrounded by green forests. You camp for the night.
Day 14
Trek from Mumbuk to Yangle Kharka (3600 m) takes about four and half hours. The trail today is a bit adventurous and strenuous. The trail passes for about 3 hours through a landscape which is very prone to landslides. The Barun river adds more dimensions to the trail with its spectacular views of Mt. Tutse (Peak 6) 6739 m, and Peak 7 (6185 m). You camp for the night.
Day 15
Trek from Yangle Kharka to Yak Kharka (4810 m) takes about five and half hours. The trail ascends through the grassland and forest. You can enjoy views of the majestic peaks such as the Mt. Tutse (Peak 6) 6739 m, Peak 7 (6185 m), Isuwa La (5340 m) and many unnamed mountains and peaks. Yak Kharka is a grazing field and you camp overnight here.
Day 16
Trek from Yak Kharka to Hillary Base Camp (Makalu Base Camp) takes about six and half hours. Early part of the trek is flat and then it ascends until the Hillary Base Camp. En route, you pass along rocky glacier path. You will be enchanted by the panoramic views of Mt. Makalu, Mt. Tutse (Peak 6) 6739 m, Kali Himal, Mt. Makalu II etc. You camp for the night.
Day 17
Rest at Makalu Base Camp. You will enjoy the whole day in the base camp where you continue to enjoy thespectacular views of different mountains and peaks like Mt. Makalu (8463 m), Baruntse (7152 m), Kali Himal (6985 m), Chamlang (7390 m), Makalu II (7640 m), etc. You can also hike to Baruntse Base Camp. You camp for the night.
Day 18
Trek from Makalu Base Camp to Baruntse East Col. You camp for the night.
Day 19
Trek from Baruntse East Col to Sherbani Col. You camp for the night.
Day 20
Trek from Sherbani Col to Baruntse West Col. You camp for the night.
Day 21
Trek from Baruntse West Col to Hinku Pokhari. You camp for the night.
Day 22
Trek from Hinku Pokhari to Mingbola Base camp (Glacier Camp). You camp for the night.
Day 23
Trek from Mingbola Base camp to Mingbola Pass (5817m.)- Next Base Camp of Mingbo La. You camp for the night.
Day 24
Trek from Mingbo La Base Camp to Pangboche. You camp for the night.
Day 25
Trek from Pangboche to Namche bazaar takes about five and half hours. You start downhill trekking for one hour and then cross a suspension bridge you continue your trek over flat and ascending path through forests until Tyangboche. This is an excellent view point as you can see the panoramic views of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Tawache peak, Lhotse and Tyangboche. Following through rhododendron forests, you trek over a descending path until reaching Phunki Tanga. There are some tea houses here and you have a possibility of seeing musk deer in and around the area. You then trek uphill for two hours until Sanasa. There are three diversified paths here, one heading to Gokyo, another to Khumjung and the third one goes to Namche in one hour. You head for Namche and camp for the night.
Day 26
Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla (2886 m.) takes about six hours. The last day of your trek leads from Namche Bazaar via Monjo to Lukla. The trek is pleasant, except for few short uphill climbs and then down to the Bhote- Koshi River crossing it three times. The last uphill climb of 45 minutes will bring you to Lukla for your overnight stay.
Day 27
Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu which takes 30 minutes. You take an early morning flight back to Kathmandu.

15/04/2014

Manslu trk nepal
Manaslu Trekking Itinerary
Day 1
Drive from Kathmandu to Arughat Bazaar (570m.) takes about seven hours. You drive along the Kathmandu-Pokhara Highway for the first part of the day and then drive towards the hill bazaar of Gorkha. After Gorkha the road gets a bit rough until reaching Arughat Bazaar. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 2
Trek from Arughat Bazaar to Soti Khola (530m.) takes about six hours. You trek over a flat leveled path along the bank of Budhi Gandaki River through mostly terraces, numerous villages, green hills, pretty waterfalls and green forest. To reach Soti Khola, the trail fluctuates uphill and downhill through forest of Sal, Chilaune and other local vegetation. Soti Khola is a village at the bank of Budhi Gandaki. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 3
Trek from Soti Khola to Machha Khola (890m.) takes about six hours. The zigzag path passes through forest, villages, streams, pretty waterfalls and green valleys until you reach Lapu Besi. This is a village mainly resided by Mongolian inhabitants. You then again traverse the zigzag path to reach Machha Khola. There is a small market with a few shops and lodges. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 4
Trek from Machha Khola to Jagat (1350m.) takes about six hours. You cross the Machha Khola [Fish Stream] and head upstream to the tiny village of Khola Bensi and the hot springs at Tatopani. The trail is quite exposed and challenging in places. After a short section of forest path you reach the single teahouse at Doban. At Lauri, you cross the river on a suspension bridge, and then climb on a high path to the fields of Jagat, where you camp. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 5
Trek from Jagat to Philim (1700m.) takes about three hours. The early part of trek moves gently uphill and then follows a flat leveled path. You cross a suspension bridge over Budhi Gandaki before you enter Philim. Philim is a big village mainly inhabited by the Gurungs. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 6
Trek from Philim to Deng (2095m.) takes about six hours. You trek over a flat leveled path mostly through forest of pine, rhododendron and others. While walking, you cross a few bridges and can see villages at a far distance. From Deng, you can enjoy a pretty waterfall lying at some distance. Deng is famous for its potatoes, buck wheat, barley, wheat, cabbage and spinach and the people here are mostly involved in agriculture in this area. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 7
Trek from Deng to Namrung (2900m.) takes about five hours. In the beginning, you trek almost a flat leveled path and then the trail moves uphill all the way to Namrung through forest. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 8
Trek from Namrung to Lhogaon (3100m.) takes about four hours. You trek over a winding path that moves through the inner Himalayan range. On the way, you can enjoy mountain views of Rupinala pass, Mt. Manaslu, Gorkha Himal, Dwijen Himal, Saula Himal, Lajing peak, and many other snow capped mountains and peaks. As you go up the vegetation decreases. You come across mani walls, chortens, prayer flags and monasteries. You can catch panoramic views of Mt. Manaslu, Gorkha Himal, Dwijen Himal, Saula Himal, Lajing peak and others from Lho Gaon. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 9
Trek from Lhogaon to Samagaon (3390m.) takes about four hours. You follow the right bank of the river, with views of Peak 29 ahead. As you continue on the main trail you soon reach the fields of Sama Gaon, 3500m. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 10
This is a day for rest at Samagaon to give you some acclimatization. You can hike to Manaslu Base Camp for excellent views of Samdo (Pang phuchuli); Nagdi chuli, Simnang Himal, Manaslu glacier, Manaslu ice fall and you can visit Birendra K***a which is an ice lake near the Manaslu Base Camp. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 11
Trek from Samagaon to Samdo (3690m.) takes about four hours. You trek gently uphill all the way to Samdo through a desert path and windy valley. The Tibetan border is just four kilometers away from Samdo. This is an excellent view point for Mt. Manaslu, Samdo (Pang phuchuli), Nagdi chuli, Simnang Himal, Manaslu glacier, Manaslu ice fall and several other majestic peaks. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 12
Trek from Samdo to Larkya La Phedi (4460m.) takes about three hours. The trail is rocky and zigzags all the way to your destination. Before you reach Larka La Phedi, there is a market called Larkya Bazaar (market) where seasonal fairs are held for the local folks. You will also find a Dharmasala at Larkya La Phedi. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 13
Trek from Larkya La Phedi to Larkya La (Pass) (5135m.) to Bimthang (3590 m.) takes about seven hours. Early in the morning you begin to trek a steep ascent until Larkya La through a rocky and windy path. From here, you can enjoy the views of Larkya peak, Mt. Manaslu, Ratna chuli, Cheo Himal and many other snow capped mountains and peaks. Crossing this pass, you follow a steep downhill path through rock and ice. On the way, you will encounter many icy lakes. Bimthang is a broad and level ablation valley with a number of Mani walls and deserted houses. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 14
Trek from Bimthang to Dharapani (1860m.) takes about four hours. Crossing this high pasture you descend the valley of the Burdin Khola to the area of the Base Camp for the West side of Manaslu. From a ridge at 4150 meters, you have excellent views of Manaslu to the South East and Annapurna II to the South West. Beyond a bridge over the headwaters of the Dudh Khola, you descend into a rhododendron forest and follow a trail through a narrow valley until you reach the highest cultivated land in this valley at Karche, 2785 meters. Walking down you cross a stream to reach Tilje. Leaving Tilje, you trek uphill for nearly 45 minutes and reach Dharapani crossing a bridge over the Marshyangdi River. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 15
Trek from Dharapani to Jagat (1800m) takes about six hours. You trek all the way over a descended path along the bank of Dudh Khola (river) and Marshyangdi River. On the way, you walk through pleasant villages such as Tal, which is an attractive village with a pretty waterfall. Eventually, you come across Jagat, which is a stone village situated on a shelf, that juts into the precipitous Marsyangdi valley. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 16
Trek from Jagat to Nagdi (850m.) takes about four hours. A steep trail descends from Jagat through the Marshyangdi valley. You cross Marshyangdi River at Syange and walk through Ghermu Path (Ghermu field). This part of the trek is pleasant along a flat leveled path with views of green valleys and villages at some distance. Past this Ghermu field and a village, your trail goes uphill for nearly half an hour to reach Bahundanda. At this point, you descend all the way to Nagdi. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 17
Trek from Nagdi to Besishahar (823m.) takes about four hours. You trek along a flat leveled path all the way to Besishahar through villages such as Bulbule, Khudi and others. Your route cuts across terraces, ridges and sometimes you cross small streams. Beshishahar is the district headquarters of the Lamjung district. Stay overnight in camp.
Day 18
Drive from Besisahar to Kathmandu takes about seven hours. It is a picturesque drive on the way back to Kathmandu along the banks of the Marshyangdi and Trishuli rivers with splendid views of green hills, mountains, farming terraces and colorful villages on both sides of road.