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Trekking in Nepal

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Everest Base Camp
Trek to Everest B. C. passes through picturesque Sherpa villages and

 

 

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Nepal Trekking

MUSTANG TREK :

Mustang TrekThe region of Tibetan influence north of Kagbeni Village is generally referred to as Upper Mustang. The ancient Kingdom of Mustang – the capital Lo Manthan was attached to Tibet in the 14th century, Although it retained its identity as an autonomous dynasty throughout the centuries - is a walled city with their own present King – Jigme Prabal Bista and the people still remain predominantly Tibetan. Still somewhat restricted (special permits are required) the trek to Lo Manthan (3730 m) refers to the arid Tibet-like region at the northern end of Kali Gandaki. The trek to Lo Man than is through an almost treeless barren landscape. Strong winds usually howl across the area in the afternoon, generally subsiding at night. Annexed by Nepal in 17 century, but untouched by the outside world or the Chinese Cultural revolution, 14th century monasteries still remain active to preserve this magnificent Trans-Himalayan kingdom, with their unrivalled Buddhist shrines with cliff hanging monasteries, thankas, mandalas and deities and cave dwelling people. In this wild lunar landscape of unreal color and beauty, ruggedly carved mountains reach up to deep blue skies, while icy peaks glimmer majestically to the south. Vast and barren ridges extend to the northern horizon making one feel like an insignificant dot on a timeless landscape.

  Program Itinerary (19 Days)

Days 01 : Upon arrival in Kathmandu a repreventative will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your Hotel.

Days 02 : Free day in Kathmandu to make the final preparations for your trek or do some exploring on your own. We will be happy to arrange sight seeing tours of the valley for you if you desire. O/N Hotel.

Days 03 : Flight to Pokhara. O / N hotel.A free afternoon in Pokhara

Days 04 : Early morning transfer to airport for flight to Jomsom. Meet with your sirdar and the rest of the crew. Trek to Kagbeni 2700m.

Days 05 : Trek to Chele 3050m.

Days 06 : Trek to Eklobhatti 3820m.

Days 07 : Trek to Ghami 3520m.

Days 08 : Trek to Tsarang 3500m.

Days 09 : Trek to Lo Manthang 3700m

Days 10 : Explore Lo Manthang & Eastern Valley, Nyphu, Gharphu

Days 11 : Explore Lo Manthang.

Days 12 : Trek to Tange 3240m.

Days 13 :  Trek to Tetang 2940m.

Days 14 : Trek to Muktinath 3600m.

Days 15 : Trek to Jomsom 2700m. Weather permitting your trekking crew might prepare a farewell treat for you. You would be expected to join in the singing and the dancing!

Days 16 : Flight back to Pokhara. Transfer to the Hotel. A free afternoon in Pokhara

Days 17 :  Flight to Kathmandu. Transfer to the Hotel. Late afternoon sightseeing tour of Kathmandu

Days 18 :  In Kathmandu. This is a cushion day that has been built into the itinerary to allow for delays due to flights or other reasons beyond our control. If you are able to complete your trek in time then this day may be used for sight seeing around Kathmandu Valley. or free for shopping days. O/N Hotel

Days 19 : Depart Katmandu

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