The
Royal Trek
NEST TREK- 201: 4 days
This trek was once done by the prince of Wales
and is ideal for those with little time who do want to see
the Nepalese village life and mountains.
| Day 1 |
Drive or fly to Pokhara. |
| Day 2 |
Pokhara to Kalikasthan |
| Day 3 |
Kaliksthan- Shaklung |
| Day 4 |
Shaklung-Chisopani |
| Day 5 |
Chisopani- Pokhara |
| Day 6 |
Pokhara- Kathamndu |
Shivapuri
Trek
NEST TREK –202: 4 days
| Day 1 |
Short drive to Kathmandu to
Kakani and Start trek. Camp at Shivpuri (2732 m) |
| Day 2 |
Start trek and camp at Dhap. |
| Day 3 |
Start trek and camp at Nagarkot
(2,75 m) |
| Day 4 |
Start trek and reach Changunarayan
Temple. Short drive to Kathmandu. |
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Everest
Base Camp
NEST TREK :203 (15 DAYS)
This 15 days trek begins with
an “eye opening” flight to Lukla at 2800 meters. The trek
passes through the picturesque Sherpa village of Namche Bazaar
to Gorak Shep culminating in the “ascent” of Kala Pattar (5500
m) from where classic views of Everest and its surrounding
peaks are available. Most of the trek is spent above altitudes
of 3000 meters in the khumbu and Imja valleys whose skylines
are dominated by the massive peaks of the Eastern Himalaya.
Although this is a short trek,
by Nepal standards, there will be plenty of tie to enjoy the
culture of the sherpa, visit ancient monasteries and learn
how Lamaistic Buddhism influence sherpa life. Stoop at any
of the numerous tea houses sip a glass of sweetened tea or
Chang (millet beer) and get a taste of hospitality unique
to the sherpas. Beautiful, multi-hued prayer flags, prayer
wheels and intricately-carved mani stones line every hilltop,
rock wall and trail side singing prayer to the gods with every
breeze and every passing traveler
| Day 1-2 |
Arrive Kathmandu . A free day in Kathmandu. |
| Day 3 |
Early morning transfer to airport for flight
to Lukla. Camp at Phakding at 2800 m. |
| Day 4 |
Namche Bazaar 3500 m. |
| Day 5 |
Thame 3800 m. |
| Day 6 |
Khunde |
| Day 7 |
Thyangboche 3870 m. |
| Day 8 |
Dingboche 4400 m. |
| Day 9 |
Day of acclimatization. |
| Day 10 |
Lobuche 4930 m. |
| Day 11 |
Gorakshep and prepare for tomorrow’s ascent
of Kalapatthar 5545 m. |
| Day 12 |
Hike up Kalapatthar. In the afternoon retrace
your steps to Lobuche. |
| Day 13 |
Pheriche |
| Day 14 |
Thyangboche monastery |
| Day 15 |
Namche Bazaar |
| Day 16 |
Lukla |
| Day 17 |
Fly to Kathmandu .transfer to Hotel. |
| Day 18 |
These are “cushion” days in case bad weather
or other circumstances delay your return to Kathmandu.
Otherwise, they can be used for sightseeing around Kathmandu. |
| Day 19 |
Fly out of Nepal. |
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Annapurna
Circuit Trek
NEST TREK 204: 17 Days
Here is a good mix of high mountains
and Himalayan culture on this trek. The Annapurna Himal lies
between the Kali gandaki and Marshyangdi river valley., forming
a solid, mountain bastion. In its span of 40 miles, it encompasses
some twelve peaks higher than 7000 m. and numerous others
over 6000m and, as rhododendron forests give way to bamboo
groves which in turn vanish into the 7001 high , desert landscapes,
people of Aryan stock give way to those of Mongoloid stock
and the dominant religion changes from 7002 Hinduism in the
lower reaches to Buddhism higher up.
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Day
1-2 |
Arrive Kathmandu.
A free day in Kathmandu to make final preparation to
your trek. |
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Day
3 |
Kathmandu to Beshishar
drive.
Overnight here. |
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Day
4 |
Walk Beshishar to
Bahundanda.
We walk through the deep river gorge, rice fields, subtropical
forests and small hamlets to the Gurung village of khudi.
From here, the trail continues along the riverside past
a majestic waterfall to Bahundanda, watched over by
the towering peaks of Himalchuli and Manaslu. |
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Day
5 |
Bhundad to Chamje.
A steep an d slippery trail runs up and down along the
valley side through paddy fields, dips to cross the
river and then snakes steeply up the cliffs on the other
side. Passing through Tiny Tibetan villages the trial
ascends through the rhododendron forest to Chamje, a
small settlement at 1430 m. |
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Day
6 |
Chame to Bagarchhap.
The path climbs beside the river through bamboo grooves,
before a dramatic waterfall heralds our arrival at Tal,
a large village on a suddenly- emerging open plateau.
We cross barely and potato fields to reach to Dharepani
and begin to climb to Bagarchhap (2160 m) site of our
first Tibetan Monastery and with views of Annapurna
II an lamjung Himal. |
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Day
7 |
Chame- Pisang.
The trail goes through the river valley, ascending through
deep forest to Pisang (3190m) with good views along
the Way of Pisang Peak and the high Annapurna II. |
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Day
8 |
Pisang – Manang
Tibetan culture begins in earnest as we start to climb
towards Manang(3535m) through fields of grazing yak
and wide variety of crops. This large Tibetan settlement
commands good view of Annapurna II, IV an Tarke kang.
It is no problem to Trek here in the summer as rainfall
is low. |
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Day
9 |
Manang
This is a rest day to acclimatize to the higher altitude.
Time to visit Manasteries, take advice from the Himalayan
rescue association and observe the spectacular views
of the Himalalya. |
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Day
10 |
Manang – Latdar
The trail climbs to Latdar along the riverside and as
the altitude increases, we move through alpine pastures
to scrubby forests of juniper and rose. We camp at an
altitude of 4250 m. |
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Day
11 |
Latdar-Thorung Phedi
The trail heads near the river, before climbing a steep
scary slop north west of the tributary valley of the
Jargeng Khola. It is some times possible to see herds
of blue mountain sheep along the dramatic cliffs that
surround the camping meadow at Thorung Phedi (4420m) |
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Day
12 |
Thorung Phedi- Muktinath
We ascend steeply to 4590 m, then along an undulating
trail to the flat top of Thorung La (5416m) From here
there are views to the Annapurna range to the south
and Mukut Himal bordering Dolpo to the West. The trail
descends steeply over glacial moraine, which gives way
to grassy meadows before we reach Muktinath. |
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Day
13 |
Muktinath-Jomsom
Descend gradually through fields and poplar groves,
then into the Kaligandaki river valley. Follow the valley
southwards to Jomsom. The Kali Gandaki valley here is
called the Thak Khola, from the ethnic group the thakalis,
the main inhabitants of this area. |
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Day
14 |
Jomsom – Kalopani
Descend to Marpha, a lovely village of whitewashed houses
and fertile fields. Continue down the Kaligandaki reaching
the old Thakali trading center of tukuche. As the trail
continues, the himalayan rain shadow end and open spaces
make way for coniferous forest and Kalopani (2560m).
From here there are spectacular 360 degree views of
Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna high above. |
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Day
15 |
Kalopani-Tatopani
A beautiful walk, with another transition into subtropical
vegetation and the return of water buffalo, banyan trees
and poinsettias. the trail follows the river through
a narrow gorge, and descends to cross a bridge near
a spectacular waterfalls, before winding through the
valley to Tatopani. the hot water prings that give the
village its name provide the perfect opportunity for
a good ‘scrub’ |
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Day
16 |
Tatopani-Ghorepani
Steadily climbing all day, we eventually leave behind
the terraced fields and walk through thick rhododendron
forest to the village of Ghorepani. We camp at the pass
for the best views of the sunset over the spectacular,
now –capped Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna range. |
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Day
17 |
Ghorepani-Ghandruk
And orchid colonies to the pretty Gurung town of Ghandrung,
where the Annapurna range and Machhapuhhre (fishtail)
dominate the mountain views, with glimpse of Lamjung
Himal and the Manaslu range can also be seen further
east. |
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Day
18 |
Ghandruk-Dhampus
The path descends for about 2 hours, before climbing
the steeply to another Gurung village, Landrung. We
then follow the hillside south to Dhampus. The Mountain
views are superb and far away to the south lies Fewa
tal (lake) .We continue down the ridge to the village
of Dhampus, from where the distant mountains are still
visible |
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Day
19 |
Dhampus-Phedi-Pokhara
Steep descent through the river valley to Phedi, then
drive to Pokhara. |
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Day
20 |
Pokhara-Kathmandu
(Drive or fly) |
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Annapurna
Base Camp Trek
NEST TREK 205: 14 Days
For a short trek with few altitude
problems, the Annapurna regions provides you with unparalleled
access to spectacular horizons of snow peaks, so high that
you’ll find yourself looking twice before you believe that
they are not clouds. As well as providing the views for for
which the trek is famous ,the trail takes you through an ever-changing
landscapes of rice fields, misty forests, and tiny local villages.
Day
1 |
Kathmandu - Pokhara. (200 km)
Fly or drive to Pokhara. |
| Day 2 |
Pokhara - Birethanti
- Ulleri.
Drive to Birethanti(1140m) from Pokhara. Walk through
the lush, green Modi river valley, past waterfalls with
plunge pools that invite you to swim. Ascend steep staircase
to Magar village of Ulleri (2070m), where you will be
rewarded with breathtaking views of the valley below
and the peaks of Annapurna South and Hiunchuli. |
| Day 3 |
Ulleri – Ghorepani
A gentle climb through pasture and cultivated fields.
As the trail climbs higher, you walk up beside the cascading
river through refreshingly cool oak and rhododendron forest
to Ghorepani(2840 m) |
| Day 4 |
Ghorepani – Tadapani
A short early morning climb to he deurali pass for a
spectacular panorama over Dhaulagiri and the Annapurnas,
and all the way south to he plains of India.Trail descends
steeply through dense moss-covered forest rich with
bird life to Tadapani (2540 m) for a beautiful sunset
views of Annapurna south and Machhapuchhre. |
| Day 5 |
Acclimatization day
As you adjust to the altitude, you can either spend
the day relaxing and enjoying the mountain views or
hike for a day towards the southern base camp of Annapurna
south. |
| Day 6 |
Tadapani - Chhomrung
The trail drops down from Tadapani, through dense rhododendron
forest. From Ghandrung there are good views of the upper
Modi valley. The route starts the long ascents high
above the west bank of the Modi khola and continues
up to the village of Chhomrung (2040m) . Towering above
the village is the mighty peak of Annapurn south, with
the Fishtail facing it across the valley. |
| Day 7 |
Chhomrung - Village
of Doban.
We walk through the forest to Kuldi Ghar, before the
route goes steeply down a bank of rock and then levels
out, running through riverside bamboo thickets along
the base of the gorge. Then the track winds steeply
up through deep bamboo the rhododendron forest to the
village of Doban. We camp above himalayan Hotel (2680m) |
| Day 8 |
Annapurna South Glacier Basin
The track remains on the west bank of the Modi, now flowing
through a more open valley and eventually emerges into
the Sanctuary. Straight ahead is the high lateral moraine
of the South Annapurna glacier and the Modi follows a
deep cliff to the right. This is the site of Machhapuchhre
base camp (3480m) from which can be seen a spectacular
panorama of mountains. We either camp here or continue
north west, staying above the glacial moraine. |
| Day 9 |
Annapurna Soutn Base
Camp visit.
The route begins on a broad grassy path, before climbing
over lateral moraine and down to the beautiful ablation
valley. We soon reach the British Expedition Annapurna
South Face base camp (4234m). The best views are probably
obtained from the crest of the moraine, which we follow
until it is cut through by the glacier flowing down
from Himal Chuli to the north. |
| Day 10 |
Annapurna South Base Camp - Dovan.
Descend and follow the same route to a pleasant camp spot
a Dovan, which lies on the boundary of the sanctuary. |
| Day 11 |
Dovan – Modi khola
The trail passes the small village of Khuldi Bikas,
before continuing through rhododendron and bamboo fields
to he Alpine-style village to Chhomrung. Stony steps
climb steeply to Kabre Chautara and soon after we turn
off forLandrung, leaving the Ghandrung path dropping
away towards the river. |
| Day 12 |
Modi Khola - Dhampus.
After an easy descent to the Gurung village of Landrung,
the trail crosses a pass before arriving at the tiny village
of Dhampus, perched high on a ridge. |
| Day 13 |
Dhampus - Pokhara.
It’s a short climb down to Phedi, where we meet the road
and drive back to Pokhara. |
| Day 14 |
Pokhara – Kathmandu
(fly or drive). |
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Helambu
Trek
NEST TREK 207: 7 Days
With a diverse range of brilliant
green valleys , misty rhododendron forests and distant horizons
of snowy peaks, Helambu is the ideal short trek. There are
simply tea houses along this route, yet the area remains relatively
unspoilt by tourism. You will experience the yolmo culture
of high mountain villages, marvel at vistas of lonely high
mountains and watch enthralled as the farmers toil in the
fields using hand made tools and teams of water -Buffalos.
| Day 1 |
Kathmandu-Sundarijal-Chisopani |
| Day 2 |
Chisopani - Gul Bhanjyang |
| Day 3 |
Gul Bhanjyang-Thare Pati |
| Day 4 |
Tharepati-Melamchi |
| Day 5 |
Melamchi-Tarkeghyang |
| Day 6 |
Tarkeghyang-Shermathang |
| Day 7 |
Melamchi Pul- Kathamndu |
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Everest
Trek
NEST TREK 208: 20 Days
With eight of the world’s 12
highest peaks, Nepal is loaded with spectacular mountains
vistas. The Everest trek is justifiably famous, not only for
its proximity to the world’s highest mountain but also for
its friendly Sherpa people, picturesque villages, great variety
of cultures and traditions, colorful festivals and monasteries.
The Sagarmatha National Park is rich with flora and fauna,
but the existence of the yeti remains a mystery.
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Day
1 |
Kathmandu - Jiri.(
Drive to Jiri 187 km from Kathmandu) |
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Day
2 |
Jiri - Deorali.
The trek begins with a steady climb through cultivated
fields and tiny Tamang Villages. Climbing diagonally,
we cross forested areas and open pasture land, before
again descending to Shivalaya. From here it’s a steady
climb to the top of the Deorali pass(3000 m) where we
spend the night. |
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Day
3 |
Deorali - Sete.
From Deorali, it’s a short walk to the Sherpa village
of Bhandar, which is littered with prayer walls and
small gompas (Buddhists temple). Descending to the valley
floor at he riverside town of Kenja, the trail climbs
steeply up a ridge richly forested with oak and rhododendron
to sete (2575m) whose beautiful hilltop monastery is
worth a visit |
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Day
4 |
Sete - Junbesi.
We climb through fragrant pine and oak forest to the
Lamjura pass(3500m) for our first glimpse of Everest.
Then it’s downhill again to the large Sherpa village
of Junbesi. From here there are good views of Gaurishankar,
Numbur himal and Dudh kunda. |
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Day
5 |
Junbesi - Nuntala.
From here we walk up the Solung ridge, from where Everest
is again visible and then descend to Rngmo Khola, ringed
with apple orchards. The trail crosses the Traksindo
La (3071m) before descending once again through the
forest of Nuntala. |
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Day
6 |
Nuntala - Khari Khola.
From Nuntala the descent continues to Dudh koshi the
largest river on the trek. Then ascend through several
Sherpa and Rai villages, terraced fields and forest
to the spread out village of Khari khola. |
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Day
7 |
Khari Khola - Puiyan.
The path ascends through Sherpa villages and a forest
inhabited by monkeys, and then winds steeply up and
down through the dudh Koshi canyon to Puiyan. |
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Day
8 |
Puiyan - Phakding.
The trail climbs for about an hour after Puiyan to a
ridge at 2800m. then up to another ridge, passing the
path to Lukla airport, after which we climb on to Phakding. |
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Day
9 |
Phakding - Namche.
Beginning with a slight climb to Jorsale, the trial
passes a waterfall. All day, we pass villages interspersed
with magnificent forest- rhododendron, mangolia trees
and giant firs. The path climbs steeply to Namch Bazaar
( 3440m) |
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Day
10 |
Acclimatization day
at Namche.
Acclimatization is most important before proceeding
to a higher elevation. You can set off on a short day
hike to Thame, Khunde or Khumjung or relax and explore
the Sherpa culture of Namche. |
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Day
11 |
Namche - Tengboche.
From Namche a steep one hour climb to Syangboche (3720m)
providees excellent views of Everest and Ama Dablam.
From there we descend to Punki Thanka via Khumjung,
then the trail climbs through forests where you can
spot musk deer. Tengboche sits on a saddle at 3870 m
in a clearing surrounded by dwarf fires and rhododendrons.
Kwangde (6187m) Tawachhe (6542m) Everest (8850m) Nuptse
(7855m), Lhotse (8618 m), Amadablam (6856m) Himalayan
giants. We visit the monastery at Tengboche, the largest
in Khumbu region. |
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Day
12 |
Tengboche - Dingboche.
It is a short, steep and muddy descent to Deboche through
a forest of birches, conifers and rhododendrons. We
then cross the bridge and ascend through the forest,
past magnificently carved mani stones to Pangboche at
3860m. Then the route enters alpines meadows above the
tree line before reaching Dingboche at 4240m. |
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Day
13 |
Dingboche - Lobuche.
The trail ascends the broad, gently slopping valley
and climbs steeply into the terminal moraine of the
Khumbu glaciers. It then crosses the bridge and climbs
higher on the moraine to a row of stone monuments erected
in memory of many Sherpas and foreign mountaineers who
have died climbing Everest before reaching Lobuche (4930m) |
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Day
14 |
Lobuche - Gorak Shep
- Kala Pattar - Lobuche.
The trail from Lobuche follows the grassy ablation valley
with great views of Pumori then crosses a tributary
glaciers to reach the dry lake bed of GroakSchep. We
then climb the 5545 m Kalapatthar for incredible views
of Everest and Everest base camp. |
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Day
15-19 |
Lobuche - Tengboche
- Monjo - Lukla.
Return trek by the same route. An alternative is to
stay at Syangboche after Tengboche and fly out a couple
of days later. |
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Day
20 |
Lukla - Kathmandu.
(by flight) |
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Langtang
Trek
NEST TREK 209: 14 Days
The Langtang valley is aptly
called ‘the valley of glaciers.’ Here, mountains rise soaring
towards the sky. The valley offers pine forest, swift mountain
streams, rugged rock and snow-capped peaks, grassy downs and
meadows strewn with daisies and wild premolar. In the upper
part of the valley there are snow ridges spanning angry torrents,
high passes enveloped in mist, tiny lakes of crystalline brightness
and glaciated mountain giants.
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Day
1 |
Kathmandu - Dhunche
- Syabru Bensi
Drive to Syabru Bensi via Trisuli Bazaar and Dhunche. |
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Day
2 |
Syabru Bensi - Khanjung
- Syarpagoan
We climb through a variety of small villages and tracts
of dense forest. In the afternoon, a traverse of 3 hours
brings us to the village of Syarpagoan |
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Day
3 |
Syarpagoan -Lama Hotel
From Syarpagoan, the trail winds up and down through
the forest to Ghora Tabela. |
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Day
4 |
Lama Hotel -Langtang
Valley
From here a short climb brings us to a pass to the right
of where the Langtang valley begins. |
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Day
5 |
Langtang valley to
Kyangjin Gompa
From the pass, the trail leads to the large village
of Langtang before ascending a ridge dotted with tiny
villages. As the valley widens, we climb up through
yak pastures to Kyangjin. |
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Day
6 |
Kyangjin Gompa
An excellent look-out can be reached by climbing the
slopes immediately behind the Kyangjin. The majestic
7200m Langtang Lirung rises above the glaciers. A visit
to Cheese factory completes the day. It is really a
good experience to try a climb to Tsergo Ri (5033m.) |
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Day
7 |
Kyangjin - Ghora Tabela
Then back to Langtang by the same route. |
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Day
8 |
Ghora Tabela to Syabru
Trek back to Syabru by the same route. |
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Day
9 |
Syabru - Sing Gompa
Today we climb through forests of fir and rhododendron.
The only signs of human habitation are the occasional
shepherds’ huts at the water points. We camp near Sing
Gompa and cheese factory. |
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Day
10 |
Sing Gompa - Gosainkunda
We follow a rugged trail with dramatic views; to the
west lie Himal Chuli (7893m.,) Manaslu (8156m.,) and
Ganesh Himal (7406m.) On a clear day even the Annapurna
range can be seen rising up behind and to the north
across the valley is Langtang Lirung. We pass a few
huts in the high pasture of Laurebina, cross a small
ridge and have our first views of the holy lakes. There
are about a dozen lakes in the Gosainkunda Basin, the
main three being Saraswatikund, Bharab Kunda
and Gosainkunda. According to legend, Gosainkunda was
created by Shiva when he pierced a glacier with his
trident
to obtain water to quench his thirst
after having swallowed a poison that threatened to destroy
the world. |
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Day
11 |
Gosainkunda - Thare
Pati
We continue over rugged trails and
pass several other smaller lakes to the Thare Pati pass
(4602m,) then descend
to the tree line. The trail runs past beautiful waterfalls,
through juniper and rhododendron forests. We descend
to the huts of Thare Pati. |
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Day
12 |
Thare Pati - Gul Bhanjyang
We drop steadily all day through fir and rhododendron
forests and then through prickly-leaved Oak forests.
We camp at the Tamang village of Gul Bhanjyang. This
ridge walk provides excellent views of the mountains
and the Helambu valley. |
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Day
13 |
Gul Bhanjyang - Chisopani
Today’s walk consists of gentle ups and downs, following
a ridge to our campsite just above Chisopani (2194m,)
from where there are excellent views of the Himalayan
range from Manaslu to Everest. |
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Day
14 |
Chisopani - Kathmandu
We climb to the small pass at Burlang Bhanjyang (2438m.)
and take our last look at the great line of snow peaks
of the Himalaya before descending to Sundarijal and
the drive to Kathmandu. |
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Ganesh
Himal Trek
NEST TREK 214: 14 Days
This is not a very long trekking
tour but it is very interesting as it goes through two valleys
from which the views of the large mountains are particularly
impressive. This trek is ideal for those wanting to escape
from the more popular regions of Annapurna and Everest regions.
It is famous for its unspoilt Tamang culture. This trekking
start from Trishuli Bazaar in the semi –tropical sunm, goes
up to a fairly high elevation, where a close view of Ganesh
II (7,163m), and Ganesh IV (7,052m) can be enjoyed and descends
to Syabrubensi after crossing over two passes.
Day
1 |
Trishuli to Salankhu
khola
We drive to Trishuli in the morning and have lunch near
the Trishuli electricity Dam. After lunch we walk for
about 3 hours to Salankhu khola. |
Day
2 |
Salankhu khola to
Balche village
An easy walk and then a short climb takes us to Kalawale
village for lunch. After lunch we proceed to the big
Tamang village of Balch for our overnight camp. |
Day
3 |
Balche to village
to Gonga
We take an easy walk from balche village through a forest
and camp with the peaks of Langtang Lirung and Gosainkunda
in good view. |
Day
4 |
Gonga to Singa
We walk through rhododendron forests to camp either
at Rupchet, a cattle pastures or up on the singha pass
(4600m). The Singha pass offers spectacular views of
Langtang Lirung, Ganesh himal, Baudha peak, himalchuli,
Machhapuchhre, South Annapurna and Annapurna II. |
Day
5 |
Singla to Pangsang
We walk up the Singla Hill following small trails to
Pangsung for our overnight camp. The view from here
is spectacular. |
Day
6 |
Pangsang to Serthung
village.
We walk down through pine and rhododendron forests to
the Tamang village of Serthung and set up camp with
good views of mountains all around. |
Day
7 |
Serthung village to
Laba
A short flat trail and then a gradual descent, passing
through Barang village and then crossing the Akhu khola
takes us to Laba, a big Tamang Village. |
Day
8 |
Laba to Mongey Thanti
We climb gently over a hill and then descend through
forests to camp at Mongeythanti |
Day
9 |
Mongey thanti to Dumchet
village
A gradual walk down through forests with lunch by a
stream brings us to our camp at Dumchet village. |
Day
10 |
Dumvhet village to
Budhigandak
We take a gradual walk today to Baseri and camp near
the Budhigandaki river. |
Day
11 |
Budhigandaki to Arughat
Bazaar
We walk along the bank of Budhi gandaki river and stop
at Arughat bazaar for the night. There are tea shops
and a police station here. |
Day
12 |
Arughat Bazaar to
Khanchowk Danda
We slowly climb the Khnchowk Danda crossing the Mukti
khola and camp for the night |
Day
13 |
Khanchowk Danda to
Gorkha
We cross the ridge today and walk gradually up hill
to Gorkha, camping near the old palace. |
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Gorkha to Kathmandi
We have a tour of Gorkha palace the palace of the King
Prithvi Narayan Shah who united Nepal in 1881 AD and
visit the bazaar, Before driving back to Kathmandu. |
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