Nar Phu Valley Trek backup

Posted on March 24, 2020June 23, 2026 by siddhant

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Nar Phu Classic Trek

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DAYS

14

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DIFFICULTY

Moderate / Strenuous

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MAX ALTITUDE

5130 M

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ACCOMMODATION

Tea House/ Camping

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DAYS

14

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DIFFICULTY

Moderate/ Strenuous

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MAX ALTITUDE

5130 M

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ACCOMMODATION

Tea House/ Camping

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Trip Overview

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With its ancient culture and the Himalayas as a backdrop, Nepal has long been the destination of choice for travelers in search of adventure. Landlocked between the high plateaus of Tibet to the north and the hot, fertile plains of India to the south, Nepal is a land of ancient history, colorful cultures and people, amazing architecture and stunning scenery.

On this trek, you go from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu, a cosmopolitan city very much in the 21st century, but still with pockets dating back to ancient times, into the supreme majesty of Nepal’s high Himalayas. The pathways you will tread will not only take you to the foot of the world’s highest mountain through jaw-dropping scenery but will envelop you in the spirit of Nepal and its people. As you pass through villages following traditional trade routes you will be given an insight into life in rural Nepal and marvel at the adaptability, resilience, and tenacity of Nepal’s Sherpa people.

This trek can be generally qualified as moderate, with occasional strenuous days. A set of well-worn hiking boots, with a number of pairs of good hiking socks, is an absolute necessity. No technical experience or mountaineering gear is necessary. While porters will carry the majority of your baggage, a moderate level of fitness is required. You will need to bring a durable daypack to carry necessary items for quick access during the trek, such as water, toilet paper, camera, a warm layer, snacks, etc. A full kit list will be sent to you upon confirmation of your participation on the trek.

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Day 1: Arrival in Nepal and passport to Himalayan Quests
Day 2: Trek briefing and preparation
Day 3: Drive Kathmandu – Besisahar (820m), 7 hrs. Private Jeep Besisahar – Chamje (1,470m), approx. 2 hrs
Day 4: Trek Chamje – Dharapani (2,113m), approx. 7 hrs
Day 5: Trek Dharapani – Chame (2620m), approx. 7 hrs
Day 6: Trek Chame – Meta (3,230m), approx.7 hrs
Day 7: Trek Meta – Phu Village (4,050m), approx.7 hrs
Day 8: Exploration day – Phu Village and excursion to Himlung Base Camp
Day 9: Trek Phu Village – Nar Phedi (3,820m), approx. 6 hrs
Day 10: Trek Nar Phedi – Nar Village (4,150m), approx. 4 hrs
Day 11: Explore Nar Village and Gompa Monasteries
Day 12: Trek Nar Village – Ngawal (3,360m) via Kang La Pass (5,130m), approx. 10 hrs
Day 13: Trek Ngawal – Chame (2,620m), approx. 6-7 hrs
Day 14: Drive Chame – Besisahar, 5 hrs. Drive Besisahar to Kathmandu, approx. 6 hrs

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Himalayan Quests uses a layering system where different pieces of clothing are worn together or separately to achieve optimum body temperature control. The upper body garments listed here are either synthetic or merino wool garments that retain their insulating properties when wet, or nylon or Gore-Tex layers which help prevent heat loss by cutting wind, rain, and snow.

This is a guideline only

UPPER BODY LAYERS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
T-Shirts – walking	2	We recommend merino wool, Capilene or other synthetic fabric as they wick away the moisture and dry quickly. No cotton.
T-shirt – sleeping	1	This can be cotton
Base layers (ie thermal top)	1	Lightweight or mid-weight long-sleeved t-shirt of merino wool, polyester, Capilene, or Polartec power dry
Top insulating Layers	1	Mid-weight fleece that can be worn over other layers
Fleece Vest	1
Rain jacket	1
Down Jacket	1

LOWER BODY LAYERS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Underwear		Sufficient for the trek (remember you can wash them)
Thermal long johns/long underwear	1
Trekking Trousers	2	Lightweight quick-dry trousers (no cotton). Zip offs are good
Evening/sleeping trousers	1 optional	1 pair of lightweight tracksuit bottoms (sweat pants) or yoga style trousers for evening wear and sleeping in. No jeans.
Hiking Shorts	1	If no zip-off trousers. Below the knee for ladies
Rain Pants	1

PACKS & BAGS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Day pack	1	Approx. 35ltrs. HQ will provide you with a duffle bag for your trekking gear
Sleeping bag with compression sack	1	Minimum 3 season
Sleeping bag liner	1	Optional

PACKS & BAGS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Hiking boots	1	Must be well worn and comfortable with ankle support
Socks	3
Flip flops/Camp shoes	1	Lightweight for evening use

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Water bottles	2	One liter each, Nalgene or Sig style or a bladder if preferred
Water purification drops	1	Cheap and easy to buy in Kathmandu (Piyus)
Lip Balm	1	With SPF factor
Sunscreen	1	We recommend SPF 30 or greater
Mosquito repellent	1
Personal first aid kit	1	To include any prescribed medications
Sunglasses	1
Bandana/Buff	1	Useful for a variety of purposes.
Flashlight /head torch	1	Head torch is best as it leaves your hands free + extra batteries
Travel towel	1	Lightweight and compact
Wash kit		Travel size items for the trek & eco friendly if possible
Instant Hand Sanitizer	1	Alcohol-based for keeping hands clean
Sun hat	1
Warm hat	1
Gloves	1
Trekking poles		Optional
Trekking snacks		Good selection available in KTM
Camera		With charger &/or extra batteries
Toilet paper & rubbish bag
Book/journal
Pack of cards/travel game	1	For evening entertainment
Passport photos		Always useful and a must-have if you want a local sim card
Photocopies of all your important documents
A great sense of humor & a positive attitude		Essential – don’t come without it!! J

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Your trek cost includes:

Pre-trip advice and detailed information
Expert trip leadership and motivated staff for the duration of the trek
Airport transfers in Nepal (where applicable)
2 nights accommodation pre-trek & 1-night post-trek in Kathmandu
1-night accommodation pre or post-trek in Pokhara (where applicable)
Transportation to and from trek start and finish for you and your trekking team (different budget options available)
Basic teahouse/lodge/camping accommodation during the trek on a twin sharing basis
During the trek all meals on a full board basis (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) to include tea/coffee during the meals, but excluding any drinks outside of the meal times
All permits, conservation area, and restricted area fees
Porters
Insurance and equipment for Nepali staff
Rescue assistance
Group medical kit

Your trek cost does NOT include:

International flights to and from Kathmandu, Nepal
Visa for Nepal
Travel insurance (insurance to include evacuation is mandatory. Please make sure you are covered to the correct altitude)
Personal expenses such as fizzy drinks, chocolate, gifts, snacks, hot showers during the trek, etc.
Meals unless specified
Sightseeing
Gratuities
Excess baggage on internal flights
Charges incurred as a result of delays beyond the control of Himalayan Quests

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Note: The trek itinerary is a guide only and may be subject to change at short notice

Note: In order to obtain your Nar Phu restricted access permit, we need your original passport at least 2 working days before departure

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TRIP PHOTOS

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Although located in the popular Annapurna range, this camping trek takes you behind the Annapurna Circuit, away from the crowds and into an untouched world.

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Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek backup

Posted on March 20, 2020June 23, 2026 by siddhant

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Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek

DAYS

26

DIFFICULTY

Moderate / Strenuous

MAX ALTITUDE

5143 M

ACCOMMODATION

Camping/ Tea House

DAYS

26

DIFFICULTY

Moderate/ Strenuous

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MAX ALTITUDE

5143 M

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ACCOMMODATION

Camping/ Tea House

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Trip Overview

Kanchenjunga (8,586m), ‘The Five Great Treasure Houses of Snow’, is the world’s third-highest mountain and is situated in the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, an area that comprises pristine forests, alpine meadows and high altitude wetlands alongside this magnificent and spectacular Himalayan massif.

The mountain forms Nepal’s eastern border with Sikkim and this region is one of the least populated in Nepal. You will trek up through lush, green, semi-tropical Rai and Limbu villages in the mid-hills, and remote Tibetan villages higher up in the semi-arid plateaus at the foot of the mountain.

This remote, stunningly beautiful and ecologically diverse conservation area is jointly managed by local communities and the WWF and is home to the endangered and secretive snow leopard and red panda, as well as the vulnerable Himalayan black bear, clouded leopard, and Assamese macaque.

This circular trek takes you up through lush valleys full of seasonal flowers that receive the heaviest monsoon rains throughout the Himalayan range, north into spectacular high alpine landscapes full of woodlands and mountain streams. You will then trek up over high passes to both Kanchenjunga Base Camp and Ramche Yalung Base Camp, before heading back down again to lower elevations and returning to the trek’s start point at Taplejung.

Day 1: Arrival in Nepal and passport to Himalayan Quests

Day 2: Trek briefing and preparation

Day 3: Flight Kathmandu to Badrapur – Drive to Taplejung (1,820m)

Day 4: Taplejung – Mitlung (921m) 5-6 hours

Day 5: Mitlung – Chiruwa (1,270m) 5-6 hours

Day 6: Chiruwa – Sukethum (1,579m) 5 hours

Day 7: Sukethum – Amjlosa (2,308m) 6 hours

Day 8: Amjilosa – Gyabla (2,730m) 5-6 hours

Day 9: Gyabla – Ghunsa (3,595m) 5-6 hours

Day 10: Ghunsa acclimatisation day

Day 11: Ghunsa – Khangpachen (4,050m) 7 hours

Day 12: Khangpachen – Lhonak (4,780m) 7 hours

Day 13: Lhonak – Kanchenjunga Base Camp (5,143m) 3 hours

Day 14: Kanchenjunga Base Camp – Ghunsa (3,595m) 8 hours

Day 15: Ghunsa – Tseram (3,870m) 8 hours

Day 16: Tseram – Ramche (4,580m) 7 – 8 hours

Day 17: Ramche – Yalung Base Camp (4,500m) 7-8 hours

Day 18: Yalung Base Camp – Lapsang (4,432m) 6 hours

Day 19: Lapsang – Tortong (2,995m)

Day 20: Tortong – Yamphudim (2,080m)

Day 21: Yamphudim – Rest day

Day 22: Yamphudim – Phumpe (1,858m)

Day 23: Ponphe – Pha Khola (1,550m)

Day 24: Pha Khola – Suketar (2,420m)

Day 25: Long Drive from Taplejung to Bhadrapur

Day 26: Fly to Kathmandu

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Day 1: Trek briefing and preparation

Day 2: Trek briefing and preparation

Day 3: Flight Kathmandu to Badrapur and then a long drive to Taplejung (1,820m)

Day 4: Taplejung – Mitlung (9,21m). The next couple of days see us trekking through Nepal’s lush, green and diverse mid-hills, following shimmering rivers and contouring around precipitous ridgelines. The villages we pass through are Hindu and Buddhist with traditional mud-brick houses and are dotted with rice paddies, terraced fields, fruit trees, and cardamom farms. Today we walk down to the Tamur River and then follow it upstream, stopping for lunch at Handewa. We will be following the Great Himalaya Trail Cultural Route, a spectacular and interesting route through some of Nepal’s most remote villages. Approx. 5-6 hours.

Day 5: Mitlung – Chiruwa (1,270m). Today is quite challenging as we follow rough paths high above the river. The trail passes through the Limbu and Tamang villages of Sinwa, Tawa and Porke and as the valley narrows, passes over old landslide debris and boulder-strewn river deposits. We will finally descend to the Thiwa Khola, crossing it on a wooden bridge, before the final leg of up and down arriving at the small market town of Chirwa our stop for the night, approx. 5-6 hours

Day 6: Chiruwa – Sukethum (1,579m). Today we pass through Limbu, Rai, Tamang, and Sherpa villages. The trail follows the Tamur River and climbs a spur before descending to the Simbua Khola, which originates from the Yalung Glacier on the south of Kanchenjunga. After another ridge, we join the steep and narrow Ghunsa Khola Valley and then where the confluence of the Tamur River and Ghunsa Khola meet it is only a short walk to our campsite on the banks of the river at Sukethum, approx. 5 hours.

Day 7: Sukethum – Amjlosa (2,308m). From Sukethum we trek northeast along the Ghunsa Khola gaining altitude as we head towards Kanchenjunga South Base Camp. Today’s walking is on exposed terrain with steep uphill after our lunch stop at Jaubari, bringing us to the Tibetan village of Amjilossa where we will camp for the night, approx. 6 hours.

Day 8: Amjilosa – Gyabla (2,730m). Today we will walk through rhododendron and bamboo forests. After lunch, we will start our ascent to our final destination of the day, Gyabla. Nearing our destination, we need to keep an eye out for a big waterfall on the opposite side of the river as this signals our imminent arrival at our campsite, one of the most beautiful campsites of the trek, with amazing views, approx. 5-6 hours.

Day 9: Gyabla – Ghunsa (3,595m). Today we head for not only the largest but also the last village in the valley, Ghunsa. Ghunsa is a picturesque Tibetan village with wooden houses, a micro hydropower plant, school, and a health post. There are also several lodges and shops in the village and a small Kanchenjunga Conservation Area office, plus a couple of gompas. Ghunsa is the junction for all the trekkers coming and going to KBC and the Sale La Pass. From Gyabla, the trail crosses a broad meadow past a village and climbs a gentle hill before descending to cross the river into the village of Ghunsa, approx. 5-6 hours.

Day 10: Ghunsa acclimatization day. Today we do a morning acclimatization hike to the other side of the river with a gain of about 400 m, taking about 3.5 hours for the round trip. The rest of the day can be spent relaxing and exploring the lively Tibetan village of Ghunsa.

Day 11: Ghunsa – Khangpachen (4,050m). From Ghunsa the trail makes a gradual ascent through beautiful pine and rhododendron forests along the south bank of the Ghunsa Khola, passing several mani walls and chortens along the way. We will have to cross several scree slopes and some glacial moraine before we drop down to Khambachen, our home for the night. Khambachen is a Tibetan settlement with about a dozen houses nestled in a grassy plain, surrounded by mountains and a very impressive view of the huge north face of Jannu, approx. 7 hours.

Day 12: Khangpachen – Lhonak (4,780m). Reaching the source of the Ghunsa Khola, we’ll stay on the left (north) side of the Kanchenjunga Glacier, hiking along a high plateau past the intersecting Lhonak Glacier to our left to reach the high, flat campsite at Lhonak. Although a cold campsite due to its high elevation, the views are fantastic as we will be surrounded by some of the highest snow-peaks on the planet – Wedge Peak (6,750m), Mera Peak (6344m), Nepal Peak (6910m), Twins (7,351m) among others, approx. 7 hours.

Day 13: Lhonak – Kanchenjunga Base Camp (5,143m). After leaving Lhonak we head directly east following the same glacier on the northern ridges to a fantastic campsite at Kanchenjunga North Base Camp, also called Pang Pema. Camping here is one of the highlights of the trek and makes us realize just how small and insignificant we are in this world of snow and rock, approx. 3 hours.

Day 14: Kanchenjunga Base Camp – Ghunsa (3,595m). Today is a long day as we retrace our footsteps back to Ghunsa where we stay for the night, approx. 8 hours.

Day 15: Ghunsa – Tseram (3,870m). Today is a bit of an epic, taking us over passes on our way to Tseram, the highest being Sele La (4,480m) and Sinion La (4,660m). After completing the final pass of the day, we descend 1,000m to Tseram, where we will camp for the night, approx. 8 hours.

Day 16: Tseram – Ramche (4,580m). Today we walk up to Ramche, where we pass the snout of the Yalung glacier into an ablation valley. All the peaks to the east straddle the India-Nepal border, Koktang (6,147m), Rathong (6,679m) and some of the Kabrus which are all over 7,000m. There is a lake and a meadow along with two stone houses at Ramche and blue sheep can often be seen on the grassy slopes above. Approx. 7 – 8 hours.

Day 17: Ramche – Yalung Base Camp (4,500m). Trekking this day is pretty adventurous, as you have to walk along the glaciers. Today you cross the Oktang glacier, giving panoramic views of Kanchenjunga and Mount Jannu amongst others. We stay overnight at Yalung Base Camp. Approx. 7 – 8 hours

Day 18: Yalung Base Camp – Lapsang (4,432m). This day you retrace your steps back to Lapsang, approx. 6 hours

Day 19: Lapsang – Tortong (2,995m). We are starting to descend from today. We steadily descend through a forest of rhododendrons to Torontam. Approx 5 hours.

Day 20: Tortong – Yamphudim (2,080m). The trail drops steeply to the Imja Khola then crosses the Dubi Pass and descends into Yamphudin. The village has a mixed community of Sherpas, Rais, Limbus, and Gurungs and is also home to a Kanchenjunga Conservation Area office. Approx 5 – 6 hours.

Day 21: Yamphudim – Rest day

Day 22: Yamphudim – Phumpe (1,858m). We descend from Yamphudin to the Kabele Khola and climb to Phumpe for our camp. Approx. 5-6 hours

Day 23: Phumpe – Pha Khola (1,500m). From Phumpe we climb to a ridge and then descend through a series of side valleys past Phun village to Kesawa (2,120m). The trail ascends to the Gurung settlement at Bhanjyang. From here the trail traverses a ridge and descends to the Limbu village of Khanjari. We camp below on the banks of Pha Khola. Approx. 6-7 hours.

Day 24: Pha Khola – Suketar (2,420m). We descend today to the airport at Suketar for our overnight camp. This will be our last night to celebrate with our crew and porters. Approx 5 hours.

Day 25: Drive to Bhadrapur.

Day 26: Fly to Kathmandu.

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UPPER BODY LAYERS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
T-Shirts – walking	2	We recommend merino wool, Capilene or other synthetic fabric as they wick away the moisture and dry quickly. No cotton.
T-shirt – sleeping	1	This can be cotton
Base layers (ie thermal top)	1	Lightweight or mid-weight long-sleeved t-shirt of merino wool, polyester, Capilene, or Polartec power dry
Top insulating Layers	1	Mid-weight fleece that can be worn over other layers
Fleece Vest	1
Rain jacket	1
Down Jacket	1

LOWER BODY LAYERS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Underwear		Sufficient for the trek (remember you can wash them)
Thermal long johns/long underwear	1
Trekking Trousers	2	Lightweight quick-dry trousers (no cotton). Zip offs are good
Evening/sleeping trousers	1 optional	1 pair of lightweight tracksuit bottoms (sweat pants) or yoga style trousers for evening wear and sleeping in. No jeans.
Hiking Shorts	1	If no zip-off trousers. Below the knee for ladies
Rain Pants	1

PACKS & BAGS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Day pack	1	Approx. 35ltrs. HQ will provide you with a duffle bag for your trekking gear
Sleeping bag with compression sack	1	Minimum 3 season
Sleeping bag liner	1	Optional

PACKS & BAGS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Hiking boots	1	Must be well worn and comfortable with ankle support
Socks	3
Flip flops/Camp shoes	1	Lightweight for evening use

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Water bottles	2	One liter each, Nalgene or Sig style or a bladder if preferred
Water purification drops	1	Cheap and easy to buy in Kathmandu (Piyus)
Lip Balm	1	With SPF factor
Sunscreen	1	We recommend SPF 30 or greater
Mosquito repellent	1
Personal first aid kit	1	To include any prescribed medications
Sunglasses	1
Bandana/Buff	1	Useful for a variety of purposes.
Flashlight /head torch	1	Head torch is best as it leaves your hands free + extra batteries
Travel towel	1	Lightweight and compact
Wash kit		Travel size items for the trek & eco friendly if possible
Instant Hand Sanitizer	1	Alcohol-based for keeping hands clean
Sun hat	1
Warm hat	1
Gloves	1
Trekking poles		Optional
Trekking snacks		Good selection available in KTM
Camera		With charger &/or extra batteries
Toilet paper & rubbish bag
Book/journal
Pack of cards/travel game	1	For evening entertainment
Passport photos		Always useful and a must-have if you want a local sim card
Photocopies of all your important documents
A great sense of humor & a positive attitude		Essential – don’t come without it!! J

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Your trek cost includes:

Pre-trip advice and detailed information
Expert trip leadership and motivated staff for the duration of the trek
Airport transfers in Nepal (where applicable)
2 nights accommodation pre-trek & 1-night post-trek in Kathmandu
1-night accommodation pre or post-trek in Pokhara (where applicable)
Transportation to and from trek start and finish for you and your trekking team (different budget options available)
Basic teahouse/lodge/camping accommodation during the trek on a twin sharing basis
During the trek all meals on a full board basis (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) to include tea/coffee during the meals, but excluding any drinks outside of the meal times
All permits, conservation area, and restricted area fees
Porters
Insurance and equipment for Nepali staff
Rescue assistance
Group medical kit

Your trek cost does NOT include:

International flights to and from Kathmandu, Nepal
Visa for Nepal
Travel insurance (insurance to include evacuation is mandatory. Please make sure you are covered to the correct altitude)
Personal expenses such as fizzy drinks, chocolate, gifts, snacks, hot showers during the trek, etc.
Meals unless specified
Sightseeing
Gratuities
Excess baggage on internal flights
Charges incurred as a result of delays beyond the control of Himalayan Quests

Note: The trek itinerary is a guide only and may be subject to change at short notice

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Note: In order to obtain your Kanchenjunga restricted access permit, we need your original passport at least 2 working days before departure.

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Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Community Trek backup

Posted on March 19, 2020June 23, 2026 by siddhant

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Annapurna & Dhaulagiri Community Trek

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DAYS

13

DIFFICULTY

Moderate / Strenuous

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MAX ALTITUDE

4500 M

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ACCOMODATION

Community Lodges/ Tea House/ Homestay

DAYS

13

DIFFICULTY

Moderate/ Strenuous

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MAX ALTITUDE

4500 M

ACCOMMODATION

Community Lodges/ Tea House/ Homestay

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The Annapurna region of Nepal is a land so beautiful it has long been the ultimate trekking dream for hikers. Here, the sacred peaks of Annapurna, Machhapuchhre and Dhaulagiri, shining with snow year round, tower over ancient rhododendron forests, icy rivers and temperate jungles where tigers still roam. Plenty of trekkers come here for all this beauty – but few stray off the tourist routes. This trek will take you to off-the-beaten-track villages, where you will stay in village communities, sometimes even in people’s homes, giving you first hand experience of the real Nepal.

Along the way we can visit a village-weaving workshop, paper making workshop and cheese factory. We will spend a night at a yak farming project on the flanks of Annapurna range. The high point of this trek (quite literally) is a visit to the sacred Khayer Lake (4,500m) surrounded with shrines and the peak of Annapurna towering above.

This is a trek for those with a real sense of adventure, who are happy to embrace basic living conditions in order to experience rural, mountain people’s life in Nepal. This trek can be qualified as moderate, with occasional strenuous days and thus a reasonable level of fitness is required.

Accommodation on this trek is basic and on a shared basis, with little opportunity to wash either yourselves or your clothes, unless you wish to brave the cold communal village tap! A set of well-worn hiking boots, with a few pairs of good hiking socks are an absolute necessity. No technical experience or mountaineering gear is necessary. While porters will carry the majority of your luggage, you will need to bring a durable daypack to carry necessary items for quick access during the trek, such as water, toilet paper, camera, a warm layer, snacks etc. A full kit list will be sent to you upon confirmation of your participation on the trek.

Day 1 : Trek briefing and preparation day

Day 2 : Fly to Pokhara (30 mins). Drive to Beni (817) approx 3 hours

Day 3 : Trek Beni to Banskharka (1,526m), approx 3-4 hours

Day 4 : Trek Banskharka to Nagi (2,320m), approx 5-6 hours

Day 5 : Trek Nagi – Mohare Danda (3,320m), approx 6 hours

Day 6 : Trek Mohare Dada to Swanta (2,300m), approx 7-8 hours

Day 7 : Trek Swanta to Khopra (3,660m), approx 7-8 hours

Day 8 : Rest day in Khopra or optional day hike to Khyer Lake (4,500m)

Day 9 : Trek Khopra to Paudwar (2,000m), approx 6 hours

Day 10 : Trek Paudwar to Narchyang (2,000m) approx 5 hours

Day 11 : Narchyang to Tatopani (1,190m), approx 3 hours

Day 12 : Drive Tatopani to Pokhara, approx 5 hours

Day 13 : Pokhara to Kathmandu: Fly or drive to Kathmandu

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Day 1: Trek briefing and preparation

Day 2: Fly or drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara. After lunch in Pokhara we drive to Beni to the trek start point (3 hours). Overnight in Beni (817m) in a simple hotel, on the banks of the Kali Gandaki River.

Day 3: Beni (817m) to Banskharka (1,526m). 3-4 hours walk. We take it slowly and steadily, stopping often along the way, and are rewarded by our first spectacular views of the snow-capped mountains. It is an interesting walk through rural villages of different cultural communities. We will homestay in Banskharka.

Day 4: Banskharka (1,526m) to Nagi (2,320m). 5-6 hours walk. Nagi itself is home to remote wireless internet pioneer Mahabir Pun. Overnight in a community lodge offering opportunities to see village development projects, visit a school or just explore the village.

Day 5: Nagi (2,320) to Mohare Danda (3,320m). 6 hours walk. This day we will walk through rhododendron forests. We will carry pack lunches as there are no settlements along the way. You will get to see lots of bird life and maybe some wild animal as well. From this spot you will get to see views of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges.

Day 6: Mohare Dada (3,320m) to Swanta (2,300m). 7-8 hours walk. We depart Swanta through a giant rhododendron forest. We then cross the Annapurna Circuit route at Phalate and ascend to Swanta where we overnight in a community lodge.

Day 7: Swanta (2,300m) to Khopra (3,660m). 7-8 hours walk. A hard, but beautiful climb through lush forests. As we near the tree line, we may see yaks from a local Village Development Committee yak farming project. Once we near Khopra we should be treated with magnificent panoramic views of Annapurna South, Baraha Shikhar, Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri and Gurja Himal. Overnight in a community lodge with the yak farmer who also manages the relay station for the villages’ wireless network.

Day 8: Rest day in Khopra or optional day hike. We depart early for the walk to Khayer Lake at 4,500m. This high altitude lake is visited only rarely by pilgrims and is seldom seen by outsiders. This is a long, hard day, usually about 10/11 hours walking for the return trip. We will however be rewarded for our efforts by magnificent mountain views along our route, and the opportunity to see this beautiful, often mirror-calm lake surrounded by mountains and shrines. Annapurna is right above us.

Day 9: Khopra (3,600m) to Paudwar (2,000m). 6 hours walk. A long descent, with inspiring views over Dhaulagiri and the Kali Gandaki River valley – the deepest gorge on earth. Overnight homestay in Paudwar village, a Magar village with about 350 houses. In Paudwar we can visit a cheese-making scheme, unique in this area.

Day 10: Paudwar (2,000m) to Narchyang (2,000m). 5 hours walk. Today we traverse around the hillside between Paudwar and Narchyang, with stunning views of the Kali Gandaki Valley. Overnight homestay in Narchyang, an isolated Magar village on the edge of the Kali Gandaki Valley.

Day 11: Narchyang (2,000m) to Tatopani (1,190m). 3 hours walk. An easy descent down to the Kaligandaki River and walk along the river to get to Tatopani for lunch. At Tatopani you can soak your weary legs in the famous hot springs. This town is busier than any other places we pass through, as this is on a main Annapurna Circuit trail. You’ll be able to contrast this to the places you’ve seen, buy things in the bazaar – and more importantly, enjoy a hot shower.

Day 12: Tatopani to Pokhara. We will take a jeep/bus from Taopani to Beni and then retrace our journey back to Pokhara. Altogether it’s about 5 hours drive. Overnight in Pokhara.

Day 13: Pokhara to Kathmandu: Fly or drive to Kathmandu

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UPPER BODY LAYERS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
T-Shirts – walking	2	We recommend merino wool, Capilene or other synthetic fabric as they wick away the moisture and dry quickly. No cotton.
T-shirt – sleeping	1	This can be cotton
Base layers (ie thermal top)	1	Lightweight or mid-weight long-sleeved t-shirt of merino wool, polyester, Capilene, or Polartec power dry
Top insulating Layers	1	Mid-weight fleece that can be worn over other layers
Fleece Vest	1
Rain jacket	1
Down Jacket	1

LOWER BODY LAYERS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Underwear		Sufficient for the trek (remember you can wash them)
Thermal long johns/long underwear	1
Trekking Trousers	2	Lightweight quick-dry trousers (no cotton). Zip offs are good
Evening/sleeping trousers	1 optional	1 pair of lightweight tracksuit bottoms (sweat pants) or yoga style trousers for evening wear and sleeping in. No jeans.
Hiking Shorts	1	If no zip-off trousers. Below the knee for ladies
Rain Pants	1

PACKS & BAGS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Day pack	1	Approx. 35ltrs. HQ will provide you with a duffle bag for your trekking gear
Sleeping bag with compression sack	1	Minimum 3 season
Sleeping bag liner	1	Optional

PACKS & BAGS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Hiking boots	1	Must be well worn and comfortable with ankle support
Socks	3
Flip flops/Camp shoes	1	Lightweight for evening use

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Equipment	Quantity	Comments
Water bottles	2	One liter each, Nalgene or Sig style or a bladder if preferred
Water purification drops	1	Cheap and easy to buy in Kathmandu (Piyus)
Lip Balm	1	With SPF factor
Sunscreen	1	We recommend SPF 30 or greater
Mosquito repellent	1
Personal first aid kit	1	To include any prescribed medications
Sunglasses	1
Bandana/Buff	1	Useful for a variety of purposes.
Flashlight /head torch	1	Head torch is best as it leaves your hands free + extra batteries
Travel towel	1	Lightweight and compact
Wash kit		Travel size items for the trek & eco friendly if possible
Instant Hand Sanitizer	1	Alcohol-based for keeping hands clean
Sun hat	1
Warm hat	1
Gloves	1
Trekking poles		Optional
Trekking snacks		Good selection available in KTM
Camera		With charger &/or extra batteries
Toilet paper & rubbish bag
Book/journal
Pack of cards/travel game	1	For evening entertainment
Passport photos		Always useful and a must-have if you want a local sim card
Photocopies of all your important documents
A great sense of humor & a positive attitude		Essential – don’t come without it!! J

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Your trek cost includes:

Pre-trip advice and detailed information
Expert trip leadership and motivated staff for the duration of the trek
Airport transfers in Nepal (where applicable)
2 nights accommodation pre-trek & 1-night post-trek in Kathmandu
1-night accommodation pre or post-trek in Pokhara (where applicable)
Transportation to and from trek start and finish for you and your trekking team (different budget options available)
Basic teahouse/lodge/camping accommodation during the trek on a twin sharing basis
During the trek all meals on a full board basis (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) to include tea/coffee during the meals, but excluding any drinks outside of the meal times
All permits, conservation area, and restricted area fees
Porters
Insurance and equipment for Nepali staff
Rescue assistance
Group medical kit

Your trek cost does NOT include:

International flights to and from Kathmandu, Nepal
Visa for Nepal
Travel insurance (insurance to include evacuation is mandatory. Please make sure you are covered to the correct altitude)
Personal expenses such as fizzy drinks, chocolate, gifts, snacks, hot showers during the trek, etc.
Meals unless specified
Sightseeing
Gratuities
Excess baggage on internal flights
Charges incurred as a result of delays beyond the control of Himalayan Quests

Note: The trek itinerary is a guide only and may be subject to change at short notice

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This trek emphasizes:

Respect of the local people
Respect of their living habits, customs, and religion
Use of local community lodges and people’s homes for lodging and local products for eating
Protecting the natural and human habitat

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Note: In order to preserve the remote nature of this trek, it is limited to a maximum of 12 trekkers.

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Geography: Situated between Tibet in the north and India in the south, with three major regions – the Himalayan belt in the north, the Hilly region and fertile valleys in the middle and the narrow strip of plain Terai in the South, all running parallel to each other from east to west. Nepal is home to 8 of the 10 highest peaks in the world, including the highest, Mt Everest and the Kali Gandaki River Gorge, the deepest river gorge in the world.