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Eco-Tourism/Trekking in Nepal |
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Our Journey starts in kathmandu a lively city,
where ancient temples still dominate the
shopping malls. The city rich in culture and is
a place where the old blends with new.
From Kathmandu a bus takes us to the country
side and the majesty nature of Nepal, to the
(Town) villages where the trek begin.
You weak up and get your morning tea or coffee
served in the tent, a bucket of hot water; a
good break fast and the Himalayas will be
waiting for you outside. Once you have filled
your water bottle, the walk begins. We walk in a
calm tempo, stop often to enjoy the mountains,
forest, villages and temples.
We take great care not to harm the envirolment,
nature and culture; we leave no garbage behind
and leave each camping site as we found it. We
do not cut down the trees for firewood, but use
kerosene instead. Our guides as specialized in
sustainable development and will explain not
only about the culture, but also about social,
economical and political situation of the
villages we visit as well as whole Nepal.
Tourism is very important to the people in
Nepal. Our Objective is to promote
Tourism with social cause by
using porters and staff from the villages we
visit, we make sure that local people are
benefiting form the trekking. We also us a part
of our perfit for sponsoring schools in the
village we regularly come to.
Our company makes sure that our staffs are well
cared for. We provide insurance policy for our
staff in addition to the good salary and
equipments.
Trekking is suitable for everyone, young or old,
adventures and nature lovers a like. The
Himalayas offers easy routes as well as
challenging trails.
We will take you snowy mountains, green valleys
and remote villages to the core of Nepal and
Himalayas.
This
is what we call eco-tourism / trekking
| 1. |
We
build environment and culture awareness
and respect. |
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We
provide positive experience for both visitor
and hosts. |
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We
provide direct finical benefits for conservation. |
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We
provide finical benefits and environment
for local people. |
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We
Raise sensitivity to host countries political
and social climate. |
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We
clean up after ourselves; no garbage is
left to pollute the environment |
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We
use kerosene for cooking instead firewood
while we visit the area |
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We
try as much as we can to buy local product
for food. |
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Our
guide, chef and all staff are from the
areas we visit. |
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Our
porters carry no more than 25kg. |
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Our
staff has insurance and access to health
care. |
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Our
staff salary is high (salaries are enough
to support a family and pay school fees
for the children. |
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Our
Guide and staff are highly qualified. |
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We
have sponsored some of school where we
visit. |
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We
Support human rights and labor agreements. |
Eco-Trekking
Special Offer
Panch Pokhari Trek
Panch Pokhari is named after 5 holy ponds and
Hindus religiously respect the place. This is
just northeast of Kathmandu toward snow wall.
The beautiful Himalayan view and pristine
nature with distinct culture is the most
attraction of the trek. After we eat breakfast
at the restaurant near by our office, we take
a bus ride out of the Valley and up through
the hills. After 5 hours bus ride we arrive at
the trek starting point called Chautara. We
are going to spend the first night of our
outdoor adventure right nearby small town in a
ground. Our Guide gives a short lesson of
trekking on the first night. He also explains
about the altitude sickness and all the
beautiful spots from where you can see an
excellent view of mountains.
During the rest of our 12 days trip, we
observe the different ways of life, culture
and come in contact with the people in the
small village, passing through the dense
forestations and meadows. The top of Panch
Pokhari (5 lakes) offers an excellent view of
Jugal himal range, rolwaling range, Gosainkund
etc. On the last day of the trip we take a bus
ride back to Kathmandu from Melamchi where we
spend the final night of our trip.
| Name
of the trekking: |
Panch
Pokhari |
| Total
Days: |
16 days. |
| Starting
from: |
Chautara
(5 hours bus ride from Kathmandu) |
| Ending
at: |
Melamchipul
Bazar (4-5 hours bus ride to Kathmandu)
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| Grade |
moderate
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| Highest
access of the trek: |
Panch
Pokhari 4100 meters |
| Culture: |
Newar, Braman, Chettri, Gurung, Sherpa
& Tamang. |
| Mode
of trekking tour: |
Camping
trek only |
| Himalayan
sights: |
Himalayan
ranges of Gauri Shankar and Rolwalling
etc. |
| Most
Attraction of the trek: |
Off
touristy trekking route and authentic
Nepalese life style. |
Day
to Day Itinerary:
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01 |
Arrive
in Kathmandu check in at the Hotel. |
| Day
02 |
City
tour visit both Buddhist and Hindus temples |
| Day
03 |
Kathmandu (1350m.)-Chautara (1200m) 5hrs
bus ride. |
| Day
04 |
Chautara-Phusre
(2045m.) 5.30hrs. |
| Day
05 |
Phurse-Kami kharka (2845m.) 4.30hrs. |
| Day
06 |
Kami Kharka -Pauwa Bas (3000m) 6hrs. |
| Day
07 |
Pauwa Bas-Hille Bhanjyang (3400m) 6hrs. |
| Day
08 |
Hille
Bhanjyang - Nasim Pati (3700m.) 4.30hrs. |
| Day
09 |
Nasim
Pati- Panchpokhari (five lakes) (4100m)
4hrs |
| Day
10 |
Panchpokhari-
Nasimpati (3700m.) 3hrs. |
| Day
11 |
Nasimpati-Dukang
(2100m.) 6hrs. |
| Day
12 |
Dukang
- Dhap (1200 m): 6hrs. |
| Day
13 |
Dhap - Melamchipul (800m): 6hrs. |
| Day
14 |
Melamchipul
Bazaar - drive to Kathmandu, 4.-5hrs bus
drive. |
| Day
15 |
Kathmandu – Visiting projects, temples &
shopping. |
| Day
16 |
Kathmandu – Departure |
Note: * The departure schedule can be change
on any unavoidable circumstances such as weather
hazards, natural changes of walking track,
road slides, and avalanches, public strikes.
Ganesh Himal
Eco Trek (off touristy region)
The central eastern region of Nepal is one
of the most isolated and least explored area
Nepal's Himalayas. Only a few foreigners are
explored in the recent years. This region
offers spectacular views, untouched natural
splendor and wild and friendly inhabitations
The Ganesh Himal is named after the
elephant-headed God of Good Fortune. The
Ganesh Himal can clearly be seen from
Kathmandu Valley. The Ganesh Range Peaks (Ganesh
I, Ganesh II, Ganesh III, and Ganesh IV) stand
out like crystal that is the "Great Himalayan
Chain" forming the skyline. This great
Himalayan massif is contained between the
valley of the Buri Gandaki in the west and
Bhote Koshi in the east, which becomes
Trishuli Khola in the lower section.
| Starting
from: |
Betrawati after riding 5 hours drive from
Kathmandu |
| Ending
at: |
Golabhanjyang, 6.00 hrs drive to Kathmandu. |
| Grade:
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Moderate to Strenuous. |
| Highest
access of the trek: |
Singla-la Top (4400m) or Sing-la Top
(4600m) |
| Culture:
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Mixed :( Brahman, chetris, kami, damai,
sarki, gurung, tamangs, magars etc) |
| Mode
of trekking tour: |
Camping only |
| Himalayan
Sight: |
Ganesh Himal Range, Lantang Range,
Annapurna south etc.
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| Most
Attraction of the trek: : |
Being closer to Ganesh Himal, real
Nepalese life observation, and no lodges
and off the beaten track |
Day-by-day
program
| Day
01 |
Arrivals in Kathmandu check in at hotel
(after rest we show you bit around thamel) |
| Day
02 |
City tour visit Buddhist and Hindus
temples. (As Kathmandu is temple of the
city) and guide and Guest meeting. |
| Day
03 |
Kathmandu - To Betrawati, aprx.height
8.50m. (5 hours drive). North of Kathmandu
via Trishuli Bazar (Shoping centre for
local people, mix caste people from
different village, Small River in the camp
site) |
| Day
05 |
Betrawati - Kispang (aprx. height 1850m.);
6 hours walk. (Steep up, mix village, farm
and Shaal forest) |
| Day
06 |
Kispang - Thulo Chaur (aprx. height
2350m.); 5 hours walk. (Great tamang
culture, village, School, Monastry, stupa,
farm, waterfall) |
| Day
07 |
Thulo Chaur - Gonga (aprx. height 3000m.)4
hours walk. (Nice and deep mix forest,
Animals) |
| Day
08 |
Gonga - Rupchet (aprx. height 3800m.);
this is the base camp of Shing La Top; 4
hours walk. (Deep rhododendron and pine
forest, good chance to see the animals
including monkey, great Himalayan chane of
Langtnag and Tibet range. |
| Day
09 |
Rupchet - Shing La pass (aprx. height
4400.) or Sing La Top (aprx. height 4600m–
Cherma (aprx. height 2900m.); 7-8 hours
walk. (High top, early moring Singla for
Amazing Mountains view with sunrise, deep
forest) |
| Day
10 |
Cherma - Meyghang (aprx. height 2300m.) 6
hours walk. Nice forest, nice tamang
village, great Mountain View and farm.) |
| Day
11 |
Meyghang –Tharpu or Sally (Aprx height
1900m) 5 hrs. (Nice terrace farm, mix
caste village, local shoping place,
Mountain View) . |
| Day
12 |
Tharpu or Sally -Jyamrung (Sharabensi) (aprx.
height 900m.); 5 hours walk (great, mix
village, nice farm) |
| Day
13 |
Jyamrung (Sharebensi) stay local house,
teaching in school, working with local
people as their daily activity, fishing,
swimming as you like. |
| Day
14 |
Jyamrung (Sherebensi) –Jyamrung Durbar
(Old king palace) (aprx. height 1800m.); 2
hours walk. Village, local shopingtown,
old king palace, Mountain View,
celebrating last night. |
| Day
15 |
Jyamrung Durbar-Golabhanjyang (1 hrs walk)
–Kathmandu, 6 hrs drive. |
| Day
16 |
Visiting project, Shoping or Sightseeing |
| Day 17 |
Departure . |
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For Further Details, Contact
Mountain Delight Treks & Expeditions Pvt Ltd.
P.O Box: 12261, Z-Street, Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal
Tel: 977-1-4701553, 4700190 Fax: 977-1-4700452
E-Mail:
info@gotomountain.com,
himalayanguide@yahoo.com
URL:
http://www.gotomountain.com
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