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The colorfully bloomed hills of Dhampus and sparkling mountain peaks of Annapurna Himalayan range always bring your attention.

With beautiful scenery and a glimpse of the banks of the river, the small gorge in the peaceful environment through melodious tumbling of water and chirping of birds in the jungle makes your rafting very interesting.

Pokhara city is also known as the city of lakes, Phewa Lake and Barahi Temple are quite interesting, the temple is situated in the middle of the lake, to get temple we have to take a boat. Visiting some monuments, museums, caves, and historical places are the main attraction of Pokhara.

Sarangkot is a hilltop from where we can see the beautiful sunrise over the Annapurna Himalayan range. From Paragliding, we can see all over Pokhara from the azure sky.

Chitwan National Park is one of the most visited parks of Nepal; it is also listed on the UNESCO natural world heritage site. During the safari, we can see some endangered animals, mammals, and birds. Jeep safari is very stimulating during the ride we will see one-horned rhino, cheetahs, deer, monkeys, if lucky also royal Bengal tigers and so forth.

Everest Heli Tour

Everest heli tour is a complete tour that flies over mountains and up to the Tibetan border in the north. We also fly close to Mt. Everest. It goes up to 25000ft from sea level. From the point, we can see the awesome aerial view of snowcapped peaks, glaciers, and lakes. During the tour, we can see more than a thousand Himalayan peaks looking down.

Usually, the Everest Heli Tour starts at 6am in the spring season and 7am in the autumn season. We fly out from Kathmandu and land at Lukla Airport for refueling. Once refueled, we fly to Everest View Hotel nearby Syangboche Airport, over Namche Bazaar. On this session, we can see the excellent bird’s eye view of Dudhkoshi gorge and Namche Bazaar. Then fly to Kalapathar (5555m) and get a close view of Mt. Everest. Fly over to Everest Base Camp and then head off to Gokyo Lakes. Fly over Gokyo, Chola Pass and then fly back to Lukla, and continue to Kathmandu.

Helicopter Details:

Model: AS350 B3 (Equreuil)
Capacity: 1 Pilot 5 Passengers
Max. Altitude- 7010m (23000ft)
Min. Temperature (-40 Degree)
Max. Temperature ISA +35 Degree limited to 50 Degree
Max. Speed 287km/hrs.

Everest Base Camp Budget Trek – 14 Days

All the hotels and restaurants for accommodation and meals are the same as the Everest Base Camp trek. However, the Everest Base Camp budget trek does not include meals.

The trip begins after the scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla (2840m) and the distance of Everest Base Camp from Lukla is 65km. Lukla is a town of small markets and lodges. After a short tea break, the journey turns to Phakding (2610m), a bit lower altitude at the bank of Dudh Koshi River.

Our journey from Phakding to Namche is quite long and also tough because we’ll be gaining altitude as we walk. En route to Everest Base Camp, we can see several Mani walls with engraved Tibetan prayers with Tibetan scripts, and prayer flags.

Journey of Everest Base Camp

Trip of Everest Base Camp lasts for 12 days and is spent exploring the Sherpa settlement, bazaar, museum, monastery. We reach the Everest Base Camp (5365m) as the main highlight of the trek. Namche Bazaar is the main gateway of Everest and also the trading town of the region. On the day, hiking from Namche we visit Syanboche which is the highest airport in the world. Tengboche is very popular for Buddhist monasteries and views of the Himalayan giants. It is the only man-made structure that can be seen from the summit of Mt. Everest.

We then visit Pangboche and Dingboche valleys, which give the grand feeling of Sherpa and Sherpa culture. Our hike to Nangkartshang Peak (5,090m) or Chhukung not only to acclimatize with the altitude but also for magnificent views we get from here. We will also be climbing up Kalapathar from Gorakhshep in the morning to catch the sunrise views over Mt. Everest and explore the Everest Base Camp. Don’t forget to take some memorable photos of the high Himalayas from this magical place.

Tirshuli River Rafting

Rafting in Nepal’s rivers is always thrilling and adventurous, which provides a wonderful experience of Nepal’s natural and ethno-culture heritage, normally the rivers of Nepal are regarded as goddesses in Hindu and Buddhist religions. Along the river you can see wildlife and many species of fish.

Among of the rivers, Trishuli River is also a holy river, which follows from the north to south of Nepal. The lakes of Langtang are the main source of Trishuli River. There is a myth behind the river: once upon a time Lord Shiva out of thirst, took this trident (Trishul) and cut a hole with it in the ground,which later became a river we call Trishuli.

Rafting in Trishuli River is possible in a day and also camping for 2 nights/3 days. The longer rafting trip meets with Narayani River in Chitwan too, which enables us to do jungle activities in Chitwan National Park.

Pisang Peak and Thorong la Trek

Pisang Peak is a tough trip to Annapurna region because of combining features- climbing the peak and crossing the popular pass Thorong La. Pisang peak is categorized under the technical peak from the point of view of climbing, the edge, and rocky face makes the little bit harder.

The journey of Pisang Peak and Thorong La pass begins from the whole day drive toward Beshishahar. Traveling through the Prithvi Highway up to Dumre Bazaar, and turns to Beshishar. Take the right lane and reach Besishahar. The adventure commences from, early morning get up, take breakfast and get ready to trekking. This trek gathers the various information about the caste and culture, religions, vegetative-vegetations. Begins with the Braman family, and get different caste, such as Damai, Kami, Gurung, Thakali. As a whole trekking is dominated by Gurung caste. It is a trekking which starts from below 1000 meters and reaches 6091m, crosses the highest passes 5416m of Thorong La.

The trekking is a natural museum of the Himalayan valley, high Himalaya barren land, waterfalls, lakes, and rivers. The valley from Chame to Ghunsang, which is encircled by snow-capped mountains. The view from Pisang valley, base camp and top of the peaks in a superior view. While starting to climb up it feels that the peaks slowly coming towards the eyes, the awe-inspiring views eliminates all the tiredness.

Reaching the base camp of Pisang Peak and climb up High camp 5445m and finally summit the peak 6091 meters. For mounting the peak reach Cross the Thorong La passes and reaching in Muktinath is another adventure of the trek. Tilicho Peak, Nawal Peak, Chulu East, Chulu Far East, Tibetan Peaks, Annapurna I, Annapurna II, Gangapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Kang Guru Peak, Gyaji Kang Peak, Tilje Peak, and Kuchubhro Peak are most seeing peaks from the base camp to top while climbing and from the summit.

After the pass, there is an another adventure of crossing Thorong La pass 5416m from sea level. By reaching Muktinath, the adventurous tasks will complete. Finally, you reach to Jomsom via Kagbeni, through the bank of Kali Gandaki river. Morning flight from Jomsom to Pokhara with aerial views of the mountains and hilly village.

Island Peak Climbing – 16 Days

Island Peak is a mountain in Everest Region. The name Island Peak had given by members of the British Mount Everest expedition in 1953. That mountain appeared as an island in a sea of ice from Dingboche. It was renamed in 1983 to Imja Tse, but Island Peak became popular.

Island peak climbing is very renowned in the world. The entire trip starts when you take off from Kathmandu to Lukla. You will have a short tea break while repacking and introducing yourself to trekking staff and trek to Phakding. The following day you will trek to Namche – a getaway to Everest. You will have an acclimatization day in Namche when you will have a day hike up at Syangboche Airport and Khumjung Village.

After three days from Namche you will reach Chhukung via Tengboche, Pangboche and Dingboche. From the trail you can see Mt. Everest (8848m), Thamserku (6608 m), Kangteka (6685 m), Amadablam (6856 m), Tawache (6367 m), Cholatse (6335 m), Baruntse (7129 m), Nuptse, and Lhotse(8516m) Mountains. Besides these Mountains, you will see endangered Himalayan Thar, Snow Leopard, and Red Panda. At Chhukung, you will meet your climbing guide, and he will give you training on: How to use climbing equipment and some technical part of climbing.

From the top of Island Peak, you will see the sophisticated views of lower and higher peaks. After the successful climbing, the trail descends to Tengboche, which has the largest Buddhist Monastery in the Everest Region and is the birthplace of Tenzing Sherpa, the first Nepali to climb Mt. Everest. And the following day, you will return to Namche and finally take off from the Tenzing-Hilary airport to Kathmandu.

Annapurna Circuit Mountain Biking

The starting path is in the lowland through terrace fields and villages. Enter the misty subtropical jungle, and continue through the pine forest to come face to face with the spectacular typical Himalayan landscape, naked rocks, and snow-capped high Himalaya.

Enjoying nature, reach Manang, a high Himalaya settlement for generations. And on the trail, we visit various monasteries and mane walls. On a special day, we can see the traditional dance of the lamas, adorned with monks’ dresses, wearing the mask of demons, playing drums in the shadow of enormous mountains. And finally reach the highest passes of Nepal, Thorang La pass (5416m), pedaling continues and crosses one of the famous Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage sites – Muktinath.

Langtang Valley Trek

In addition, the sparkling views of mountains over the head and tumbling melody of rivers inside the rhododendron and bamboo forest make you forget the tiredness of hiking. Panoramic views of mountains; Langtang Lirung (7246m) and Tserko Ri makes the journey joyful.

Tamangs are an ethnic group of Langtang, they migrated from Tibet. So their religion, language, and costume are still similar to Tibetan culture. The trail mostly leads to such Tamang villages with lush green forest. Kyanjin village is also popularly known as Kyanjin Gompa. In Kyanjin you will get an opportunity to experience the spiritual lifestyle of Buddhism. There is a manual cheese factory at Kyanjin Gompa.

The journey of Langtang valley trek and Langtang National Park allows sightings of wild monkeys, some birds including the national bird Danphe. While the trek is not strenuous, it is not easy either, requiring some level of fitness. A week’s trek to Langtang is a stunning journey and an opportunity to immerse in Tamang culture.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek

Annapurna Base Camp lies at the altitude of 4130m from sea level. It begins from Modi River in Nayapul after a short drive from Pokhara. We can see wonderful sceneries along the highway to Nayapul. Also, we can see Peace Stupa and parts of the Annapurna range while driving.

ABC trek is also known as Annapurna Sanctuary Trek. The lowlands, hillside villages, majestic waterfalls, streams and rivers, hot springs, rice, and fields are the highlights of the trek. Most of the hiking trails of Annapurna are on the stone steps. It involves some arduous hiking such as Ulleri, Shinwa, and also Chhomrong. In the forest trail of bamboos and rhododendron, we can see wildlife such as monkeys, blue sheep, and the red panda. The trek gives a variety of views from rice terraces to glacier moraine and outstanding high mountains.

Machhapuchhre (6993m), Annapurna I (8091m), Annapurna South (7219m), Hiuchuli (6441), etc are the major peaks of the Annapurna region. Additionally, we can see Mt. Dhaulagiri (8167m) from Poon Hill. During the rainy season, people herd sheep and goats on grassy ridges just by the base camp. We spend more than a week in the mountains before heading back to Pokhara and then Kathmandu.

Pokhara is a beautiful lakeside city in central Nepal. Phewa lake is one of the most popular lakes in Nepal. In the middle of the lake, there is a Barahi temple, frequented by many Hindu tourists. We visit the international museum, Gorkha Museum, and Seti gorge – a bonus tour of Annapurna Base Camp Trek.

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