We are working to seek and introduce our customers to less visited areas. This is to give you a very special experience of the real Nepal and also to help develop these poor areas with sustainable eco-trekking. We are always looking new routes for offer our services because in our company have old clients they like new route and different experience from us. Already some routes we fixed for our clients.This Trekking routes give different nature beauty for makes happy our clients. Just lets us know about your interest we are sure we will find you the totally new Trekking route for you. Here are Some routes already touch our clients heart This is a non-tourist area and less crowded, but a very splendid one.
Sailung, Timal and Phulchoki:
Around 6hrs bus drive to the Mude Bazaar (Dolakha) from Kathmandu, in Eastern part of Nepal. Sailung means there are one hundred smaller hills are surrounding with Sailung hill so the name is given Sailung in Nepali word Sai mean hundred Lung mean windy hill. This trek takes you to Thulo Sailung (3100 m), its highest elevation, from where you will see a vast Himalayan range from Makalu to Dhaulagiri. In additional, this is the only trek from where you will have a glimpse of Tarai - the lowland of Nepal as well as the world's highest - Mt. Everest (8848 m).While trekking in this area, we walk high up on spectacular ridges in an area inhabited by Tamangs - an indigenous Buddhists community whose religion is a fusion of Buddhist Lamaism and the Shamanist Bon culture.It is common for a village to have a Lama and a Jhankri (Shaman). Except Tamang, you will have encountered with different ethnic people and experience about socio-economic situation, life-style, and their professions. Moreover, the main attraction of this area is, it gives a wide range of exploration to the trekkers.
The itinerary can be short and long.The main highlight of this trekking is to see the magnificent views of eastern Himalayas of Nepal and encounter with several different ethnic groups, older villages, life style and and other interesting experience about rural life of Nepal. Specially, those people who are interested to visit to the non-tourist area like those kinds of trekking.
Glimpse of Itinerary-I
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu transfer to hotel
Day 02: Sightseeing around Kathmandu valley
Day 03: Drive to Mude Bazaar trek to Lamche Ahal (2300m)
Day 04: Lamche Ahal Khola Kharka (2600m) via Thulo Sailung (3146m)
Day 05: Khola Kharka to Dhormba Gompa (2100m)
Day 06: Dhorma to Gurase Bhanjyang (2300m)
Day 07: Gurase Bhanjyang to Kafle Damara (1100m)
Day 08: Chauri Gaun to Chaubas Hill (2100m)
Day 09: Chaubas Hill to Bholung Village (920m)
Day 10: Rest day for see the different cast people in village
Day 11: Bholung village to Chapkhore (1833m)
Day 12: Chapkhore visit Timal Narayanthan continue to Kottimal (1960m)
Day 13: Kot Timal Trek to Bhakunde Besi (700m)
Day 14 Bhakunde Besi Trek to Namo Buddha (1800m)
Day 15: Namo Buddha Trek to Kusha Devi (1054m)
Day 16: Kush Devi trek to Naya Gaun (1850m)
Day 17: Naya Gaun visit Phulchoki Hill (2791m) Lato Bhanjyang (1790m)
Day 18: Lato Bhanjyang trek to Godawari drive to Kathmandu Overnight at Hotel
Day 19: Free day in Kathmandu
Day 20: Final departure transfer to airport for your flight own destination
Glimpse of Itinerary-II
Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu and transfer to hotel
Day 02: Necessery preparation for trekking
Day 03: Drive to Mude Bazar Camp
Day 04: Mude Bazar to walk Khola Khark Camp
Day 05: Khola Khark to Dhormba Gompa Camp
Day 06: Dhormba Gompa to Bag Dhunga Camp
Day 07: Bag Dhunga to Gurase bhanjyang Camp
Day 08: Gurase Bhanjyang to Bholung Village camp
Day 09: Bholung village to Chapkhore Camp
Day 10: Chapkhore to Kottimal
Day 11: Kottimal to Namobuddha
Day 12: Walk to Panauti and take Transfer to Kathmandu
Day 13: A free day in Kathmandu
Day 14: Departure to Airport for your final flight own destination.
Cost Includes
Arrival and Departure transfer as per itinerary
Accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast
All three time meals and camping accommodation while on trekking
A trekking Guide and necessary porters for the trekking part
Local transportation from Kathmandu by bus or private vehicle
Insurance of the trekking staffs
Cost Excludes
International and domestic Airfare and tax
Nepal visa fee
Lunch and Dinner while in Kathmandu
Hard, soft and all kinds of bottled drinks
Your travel insurance
Personal clothing's
Other personal expenses and tips
Sailung, Timal and Phulchoki:
Around 6hrs bus drive to the Mude Bazaar (Dolakha) from Kathmandu, in Eastern part of Nepal. Sailung means there are one hundred smaller hills are surrounding with Sailung hill so the name is given Sailung in Nepali word Sai mean hundred Lung mean windy hill. This trek takes you to Thulo Sailung (3100 m), its highest elevation, from where you will see a vast Himalayan range from Makalu to Dhaulagiri. In additional, this is the only trek from where you will have a glimpse of Tarai - the lowland of Nepal as well as the world's highest - Mt. Everest (8848 m).While trekking in this area, we walk high up on spectacular ridges in an area inhabited by Tamangs - an indigenous Buddhists community whose religion is a fusion of Buddhist Lamaism and the Shamanist Bon culture.It is common for a village to have a Lama and a Jhankri (Shaman). Except Tamang, you will have encountered with different ethnic people and experience about socio-economic situation, life-style, and their professions. Moreover, the main attraction of this area is, it gives a wide range of exploration to the trekkers.
The itinerary can be short and long.The main highlight of this trekking is to see the magnificent views of eastern Himalayas of Nepal and encounter with several different ethnic groups, older villages, life style and and other interesting experience about rural life of Nepal. Specially, those people who are interested to visit to the non-tourist area like those kinds of trekking.
Glimpse of Itinerary-I
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu transfer to hotel
Day 02: Sightseeing around Kathmandu valley
Day 03: Drive to Mude Bazaar trek to Lamche Ahal (2300m)
Day 04: Lamche Ahal Khola Kharka (2600m) via Thulo Sailung (3146m)
Day 05: Khola Kharka to Dhormba Gompa (2100m)
Day 06: Dhorma to Gurase Bhanjyang (2300m)
Day 07: Gurase Bhanjyang to Kafle Damara (1100m)
Day 08: Chauri Gaun to Chaubas Hill (2100m)
Day 09: Chaubas Hill to Bholung Village (920m)
Day 10: Rest day for see the different cast people in village
Day 11: Bholung village to Chapkhore (1833m)
Day 12: Chapkhore visit Timal Narayanthan continue to Kottimal (1960m)
Day 13: Kot Timal Trek to Bhakunde Besi (700m)
Day 14 Bhakunde Besi Trek to Namo Buddha (1800m)
Day 15: Namo Buddha Trek to Kusha Devi (1054m)
Day 16: Kush Devi trek to Naya Gaun (1850m)
Day 17: Naya Gaun visit Phulchoki Hill (2791m) Lato Bhanjyang (1790m)
Day 18: Lato Bhanjyang trek to Godawari drive to Kathmandu Overnight at Hotel
Day 19: Free day in Kathmandu
Day 20: Final departure transfer to airport for your flight own destination
Glimpse of Itinerary-II
Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu and transfer to hotel
Day 02: Necessery preparation for trekking
Day 03: Drive to Mude Bazar Camp
Day 04: Mude Bazar to walk Khola Khark Camp
Day 05: Khola Khark to Dhormba Gompa Camp
Day 06: Dhormba Gompa to Bag Dhunga Camp
Day 07: Bag Dhunga to Gurase bhanjyang Camp
Day 08: Gurase Bhanjyang to Bholung Village camp
Day 09: Bholung village to Chapkhore Camp
Day 10: Chapkhore to Kottimal
Day 11: Kottimal to Namobuddha
Day 12: Walk to Panauti and take Transfer to Kathmandu
Day 13: A free day in Kathmandu
Day 14: Departure to Airport for your final flight own destination.
Cost Includes
Arrival and Departure transfer as per itinerary
Accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast
All three time meals and camping accommodation while on trekking
A trekking Guide and necessary porters for the trekking part
Local transportation from Kathmandu by bus or private vehicle
Insurance of the trekking staffs
Cost Excludes
International and domestic Airfare and tax
Nepal visa fee
Lunch and Dinner while in Kathmandu
Hard, soft and all kinds of bottled drinks
Your travel insurance
Personal clothing's
Other personal expenses and tips
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