If you want to customize your trips, need any logistics or permits for filming, guidance for climbing and rafting then feel free to contact us directly and start planning your trip to Nepal.
Welcome to Nepal. Meet our representative at the airport who will escort you to your hotel. Remaining time is free for independent activities. In the evening, meet your guide and attend trek briefing session at your hotel itself.
O/N: HotelEnjoy a guided tour of Kathmandu Valley as we take care of your permits and other logistics. Your guide will pick you up from the hotel and take you on an excursion of three UNESCO World Heritage sites. Begin your day with a visit of Swoyambhunath Stupa which sits on a hilltop that commands clear view of Kathmandu Valley. Believed to have been built in the 5th century, it is a white-washed dome topped by a cubical block having four sets of eyes looking at four directions. A conical structure with a golden spire on the pinnacle is erected on the block. After a tour of the stupa complex, you will be taken to Kathmandu Durbar Square - the palace complex of Malla Kings who ruled Kathmandu Valley till 18th century. The area is a repostory of stone, metal and wooden crafts dating back hundreds of years ago. Pashupatinath Temple is the third site that you will visit today. It is the largest temple complex in Nepal dedicated to Lord Pashupatinath - unofficially the national deity of the country. The main temple is believed to have been built in the 5th century. You can also observe last rites of Hindus in the open air crematorium on the banks of the holy Bagmati River that flows thorugh the palace complex. Then return to your hotel.
O/N: HotelToday, you will enjoy a scenic drive to reach the trail head at Chyamje. The first leg of the journey takes you to Besishahar passing through lush forests, green hills, beautiful river valleys and bustling settlements. After lunch at Besishahar, you will ride a 4WD car on a jeep track to Chyamje. The trip is adventurous as you get to see jaw-dropping scenes from the road carved on high cliffs. Chyamje is a small settlements by the side of a majestic waterfall.
O/N:TeahouseLeave Chyamje after having breakfast at your teahouse. After a short walk on a section that inclines gradually, the trail opens into a beautiful valley of Tal on the banks of Marshyangdi River. Going further, you will reach the settlement of Dharapani where you will stop for lunch. Continuing further, you will see chhortens and old stupas on the trail which speaks of the great Buddhist heritage in the region. Bagarchhap is the next settlement on the trail. It is a small village heavily influenced by Tibetan Buddhism. You can see hosues adorned with Buddhist prayer flags. Stay in one of the teahouses in this village.
O/N: TeahouseThe day's trek progresses on the banks of Marshyangdi River enjoying a variety of climate, scenery, culture and lifestyle of the local people. Majestic panorama of the Himalayas, dramatic rock cliffs, narrow river valleys, bustling settlements and terraced fields are the major attractions of the trek. Leaving Bagarchhap, the trail passes through the settlements of Danagyu and climbs to the peaceful hamlet of Timang from where the trail coming from Manalsu region over Larke Pass meets the Round Annapurna trail. It then progresses through Kurung and Thanchok villages before it reaches the settlement of Koto where you can see a river coming from the Nar-Phu region joining Marshyangdi River on the right.
O/N: TeahouseThe day's trek progresses on the banks of Marshyangdi River enjoying a variety of climate, scenery, culture and lifestyle of the local people. Majestic panorama of the Himalayas, dramatic rock cliffs, narrow river valleys, bustling settlements and terraced fields are the major attractions of the trek. Leaving Bagarchhap, the trail passes through the settlements of Danagyu and climbs to the peaceful hamlet of Timang from where the trail coming from Manalsu region over Larke Pass meets the Round Annapurna trail. It then progresses through Kurung and Thanchok villages before it reaches the settlement of Koto where you can see a river coming from the Nar-Phu region joining Marshyangdi River on the right.
O/N: TeahouseIf you want to customize your trips, need any logistics or permits for filming, guidance for climbing and rafting then feel free to contact us directly and start planning your trip to Nepal.