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Nepal Mother House SPIRIT OF HIMALAYAN ADVENTURE

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PO Box: 24741, Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal Cell: 0977-9841368753, Tel: 0977-1-4410370|Email: [email protected]

Web: www.nepaladventurestrekking.com, www.nepalmotherhousetreks.com

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Trip Highlight

Recently open Restricted Area Trek in Nepal through the beautiful landscape.

Unique Cultural, rarely flora and fauna and Religious believer’s with Mountains vista.

Powerful Lama, ancients Mu Gumba, Rachen Gumba, Mileripa Cave with amazing foot print.

Nearby Tibet border; language of here and tradition is similar of Tibetan.

An amazing view including world 8th highest Mt. Manaslu (8,163m) and other so on.

7 to 8 hours Scenic drive Kathmandu to Arughat Bazzar by bus or private vehicles.

Visit sacred place Gumbalungdan and Ganesh Himal Base Camp at elevation of 4,800 meters.

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[I] Tsum Valley Trek Suggested Itinerary -15 Days

Day:

Upon arrival at international airport, our waiting

support team will meet and greet you at the

airport assist and transfer to the Hotel.

Day:

Trekking preparation and permit organize day.

Please, check your insurance details and have a

copy of your travel medical insurance policy

with you.

Day 01: Drive from Kathmandu to Arughat

Bazaar (535m) -8 to 9 Hours

Our Guide and porter will come to your hotel at 6:00 am. Then we head to Arughat by bus or Land Cruiser (depending

on group size) - a very scenic drive. While passing the ridge of Kathmandu Valley, you catch a glimpse of Annapurna,

Manaslu Tsum Valley Trip Key Info

Trekking Destination: Tsum Valley Activities : Trekking, Sightseeing, Cultural Tour Difficulty : Moderate, Strenuous Max Elevation : (4,800) Ganesh Himal Base Camp Trek/Tour Style: Tea House and Home Stay Start: Arughat Bazzar

Meals : Full board on trek Group Size: 2 - 15 Transport: Tourist bus or private vehicle Best Time: Sept - Nov and Mar - May Trip Length: 15 Days | 22 Days End: Gorkha Bazaar


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Manaslu, Ganesh Himal and Langtang Himal,

other magnificent views, and terraces and green

hills. After Dhading Besi or Gorkha Bazaar the

road is difficult because of the poor condition of

the road. To get to Arughat through the Gorkha

Bazaar or Dhading Besi depends on your time

and desires. The village of Arughat is in two

parts, on opposite sides of the Buri Gandaki.

Arughat Bazaar is large, clean and prosperous

with hotels and shops selling clothes, food, and

hardware. Stay overnight at Tea House or

Tented camp.

Day 02: Drive Arughat to Soti Khola (720m) -2

to 2 ½ hrs. Then Trek Soti Khola to Machha khola (930m) -6 to 7 Hours

After having breakfast, drive Arughat to Sotikhola by Local jeep through the different village. Then, trek from Soti

Khola to Machha khola (Fish River) goes through the rice field and exploring people live hood. Machha khola is a

village, which is situated above a stream with the same name of Budahigandaki. We camp for the night by a wide

campsite or find some tea house.

Day 03: Trek Machha Khola to Thulo Dhunga(1,250m) -6 to7 Hours

The trail involves some steep ascents and descents to the Doban. The trail gives the glimpses of diversity of flora &

fauna, and people with different religions and cultures. We ascend a well crafted staircase over a ridge to Doban.

Doban means confluence of streams, where

Shiar Khola comes from the east and the Sarpu

Khola meet from the west. We set up our camp

here or stay overnight at tea house.

Day 04: Trek Thulo Dhunga to Philim (1,570 m) -

5 to 6 Hours

After a hot breakfast our journey leads us to

ascend a rugged rocky trail. Then we climb up

and down ravines and notched trees. Several

waterfalls on both side of the Budhi Gandaki

river and hundred species of birds in the forest


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makes our trip very enjoyable. Liding,

Machhakhola, Jagat, and Philim provide the

unique hospitality with culture and religion.

During this trekking the narrow valley shaped by

Budhi Gandaki provides magnificent vistas of

Ganesh Himal, Shringi Himal and Himal Chuli, as

we continue up to the large Gurung village and

fields of corn and millet. There are several good

campsites here and we can set up camp

surrounded by alder, blue pine and poplar trees

or stay at the tea house.

Day 05: Trek Philim to Chumling (Lower Tsum)

(2,361m)-7 to 8 Hours

The trail goes up through Philim and heads up over a ridge that leads to Ganesh Himal Base camp and Chumling

(Lower Tsum). We camp for the night at Chumling. Each individual can enjoy themselves with songs of birds and the

roaring sound of river. There are several good campsites at Chumling to camp at our stay overnight at a local house.

Day 06: Trek Chumling to Chhekampar (Upper Tsum) (3,010 m) -5 to 6 Hours

After breakfast, we trek to Chhekampar. Upper Tsum valley (part of the inner Himalaya) opens from

Chhekampar/Chhekamparo. This village situated on flat land and made up of two settlements Chhekam and Paro.

From the valley, we have view of Ganesh Himal range in front to the south where it provides spectacular views of the

Baudha and Himal Chuli peaks to the southwest. Some households in this village practice polyandry. We stay overnight

here.

Day 07: Trek Chhekampar to Chhule-Nile

(3,361m), visit Milarepa Piren Phu Cave on the

way -5 to 6 Hours

On the way we pass the Piren Phu cave. Piren

Phu (pigeon cave) is one of the most sacred

caves in the Tsum valley. It is located at the foot

of a rugged cliff near the village of Burji.

Milarepa, the famous Tibetan saint, was

believed to have meditated here. There are two

separate monasteries attached to the rocky

cave. Richly painted Buddhist murals, excellent

artistic scripts carved on stones, long prayer


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flags and significant Buddhists paper scripts

make this cave one of the most important socio-

cultural asset in the valley. Beautiful views can

be had at the Shiar Khola, Rachen Gumba, the

mountains and settlements amidst this vast

agricultural land. This is the last village heading

north of the upper Tsum Valley. Stay overnight.

Day 08: Trek Chhule-Nile to Mu Gompa (3,700

m), visit Dhephyudonma Gompa (4,060 m) -2 to

3 Hours

After breakfast, the trail gradually ascends to Mu

Gompa (1895 AD), the largest monastery in the

region and farthest point in the Tsum valley. The monastery houses religious books, including the Tibetan canon

(Kangyur), a life sized statue of Avalokiteshwara (the Bodhisattva of Compassion), and images of Guru

Padmasambhava and Tara. Chosyang Tal is about two to three hours uphill. Then we visit Dephyudonma Gumba, one

of the oldest monasteries in the Tsum Valley situated in rugged mountains, a 2 hr walk from the village of Chule and

Nile. The history of this monastery is directly associated with the dawn of Buddhism in the valley. The monastery is run

by Lama Serap of Nile Ladrang from the Kangin sect. There are a few campsites and drinking water facilities.

Day 09: Trek Mu Gompa to Rachen Gompa (3,210 m) -4 to 5 Hours

We take the trail to Rachen Gompa nunnery. It is situated in the Shiar Khola Valley in the foothills of the mountains

bordering Nepal and Tibet. Rachen Gumba was established in the year 1905 AD and is one of the largest nunneries in

the Tsum valley. It is belonging to the Ngak-pa sect. The nunnery houses one thousand clay, mud statues of

Avalokiteshwara, a brightly colored, carved

throne and pillar, and a large prayer wheel. The

interior is richly painted with murals about

Buddhism and its history. We stay overnight at

camp or local house.

Day 10: Trek Rachen Gompa to Dumje

(2,405m) -6 to 7 Hours

Today, we proceed towards Dumje, is small and

scattered settlements with some houses and

adjoining cattle sheds. Dumje is a wide and flat


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land, good for cultivation especially barely and

potatoes. Here patches of purple hued amaranth

interspersed with fields of brown barley, dozens

of yaks grazing in grassy meadows, rustic stone

houses hugging the trail, long stretches of hand

carved mani stones and stacked mani walls,

ancient villages dotting the landscape, rock

chortens perched high on ridges, snow-capped

Himalayan peaks scratching the deep blue sky,

high remote mountain passes threading into

Tibet, maroon-robed Buddhist monks and nuns

fingering prayer beads, and hard-working kind-

hearted villagers warmly welcome you into this

scenic and soaring valley where Tibetan culture

is still celebrated today.

Day 11: Trek Dumje to Philim (cross Ripchet) (1,570 m) -6 ½ to 7 ½ Hours

After breakfast, we are heading to Philim and cross Ripchet. We pass one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Lower

Tsum Valley, Samba Tingding Chhupyang. This is the village which lies along the trial from Gumpa Laundang to Philim.

The houses are completely built from stone and roofs are pine wood. The houses are arranged in linear pattern along

the trial. There are a remarkable numbers of Mani walls, Chortens and gateway chortens. We make camp in Philim for

overnight stay.

Day 12: Trek Philim to Tatopani (875m) -6 to 7 Hours

From Phillim we trek to Tatopani (hot springs)

about 6 to 7 hours, most of the trail is downhill.

You can relieve your tired muscles from many

days by soaking yourself in the hot spring. We

make camp here for overnight stay or stay in

local house.

Day 13: Trek Tatopani to Soti Khola (720m) – to

-7 Hours

Today, we pass through terraced fields and

tropical waterfalls cascading off soaring cliffs,


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rivers tumbling wildly down precipitous gorges

and finally set up camp at the Soti Khola a Gurung

Village. We stay overnight at camp or local

House.

Day 14: Soti Khola to Arughat Bazar (535m) -6 to

7 Hours

This is our last day trip, as we make our way from

Soti Khola to Arughat Bazaar; we come to the last

leg of our journey. Stay overnight at camp.

Day 15: Drive from Arughat Bazar to Kathmandu

(1,350m) -8 to 9 Hours

We will be ready at 6:00 in the morning to have breakfast. We will drive back to Kathmandu through the road passing

terraces, streams, rivers, local settlements, high hills and along the same road. It takes about 8 to 9 hours (roughly) to

reach your hotel in Kathmandu by bus/private car.

[III] Tsum Valley Trek Suggested Itinerary -20 Days

Day:

Upon arrival at international airport, our waiting support team will meet and greet you at the airport assist and

transfer to the Hotel.

Day:

Trekking preparation and permit organize day.

Please, check your insurance details and have a

copy of your travel medical insurance policy with

you.

Day 01: Drive Kathmandu to Baluwa / Kalibote

(800m) -8 to 9 hours


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Our trekking staff will pick up you at the hotel

early in the morning for the scenic eight to nine

hour drive from Kathmandu to Baluwa via the

historic town of Gorkha, with its old 'durbar', or

King's palace.

Day 02: Trek Kalibot to Barpak (1915m) - 4 to 5

hours

After having breakfast we start another beautiful

day early morning, to avoid the afternoon sun on

the steep long climb up with several chautaras

(rest stops) to the wonderful village of Barpak.

Barpak is a large Ghale (royalty) Gurung village

and is extremely clean with a weekly market, wide passage between the houses, grain and vegetables drying on the

courtyard, several shops, viewpoints and flowers planted along the charming Gurung houses. This places makes for

the photographer’s paradise. We can see Bauddhi Himal, a high, snow capped peak which makes for wonderful

sunrises and sunsets.

Day 03: Trek Barpak to Laprak (2200m) -5 to 6 hours

Today the trekking trail leads us up a picturesque climb through the rhododendron forest and rewarding panoramic

mountains views such as Bauddhi Himal, Shringi Himal, Ganesh Himal and the Langtang range. This is truly a

breathtaking view. After a 5 to 6 hours walk, we arrive down to another large Gurung village, Laprak. Perhaps not

quite as scenic as Barpak but just as interesting. We explore rest of the day, walking down the hill with symbolic

murals on the mud-brick walled houses. People

here are friendly and there is a lot to explore in

Laprak's winding maze of lanes.

Day 04: Trek Larpak to Singla (3,210m) -5 to 6

hours

We descend through agricultural fields below the

Larpak village and cross the suspension bridge.

Afterwards we climb an equally steep trail back

up past terraced fields of pink sorghum. We

contour around several hillsides on a narrow trail


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up to a small chorten just below the Singla village.

Day 05: Trek Singla to Korlebesi (875m) -4 to 5

hours

We enjoy the views of the Manaslu Himal, Kutang

Himal and Shringi Himal to the north as we walk

down through along a narrow, winding trail to

Korlebesi on the Buri Gandaki River and make

camp nearby the stream. We will probably get a

visit in the evening from this village's locals and

perhaps have another show.

Day 06: Trek Korlebase to Jagat (1370m) - 5 to 6

hours

After breakfast our journey starts along the river, by tobacco and buckwheat fields, past rocks washed smooth by the

river, often climbing up stone steps, to reach the hot springs in the centre of the small, terraced village of Tatopani

(hot spring). A gentle climb through the forest and spectacular waterfalls, across a suspension bridge and through a

short section of forest path and we reach Dobhan and climb high on stone steps below Jagat, the entrance to the

Manaslu park. Stay overnight camp.

Day 07: Trek Jagat to Philim (1570m) - 3 to 4 hours

Today is enjoyable short day trekking, the long series stone steps trail descending to the river, then climb on

wonderful stone steps along a terraced hill-side to the small hamlet of Saguleri with impressive Shringi Himal (7187m).

The trail splits with the right-hand branch heading

off towards the Ganesh Himal nearby a high

suspension bridge at Gata Khola. Our route

continues upstream, and again we have a steep

climb to reach Philim. We arrive at our green

campsite in time for lunch, and have the

afternoon explore the interesting upper village

and monastery, or sit and enjoy the afternoon at

camp.

Day 08: Trek Philim to Chumling (Lower Tsum)

(2,361m)-7 to 8 Hours


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The trail goes up through Philim and heads up

over a ridge that leads to Ganesh Himal Base

camp and Chumling (Lower Tsum). We camp for

the night at Chumling. Each individual can enjoy

themselves with songs of birds and the roaring

sound of river. There are several good campsites

at Chumling to camp at our stay overnight at a

local house.

Day 09: Trek Chumling to Chhekampar (Upper

Tsum) (3,010 m) -5 to 6 Hours

After breakfast, we trek to Chhekampar. Upper

Tsum valley (part of the inner Himalaya) opens

from Chhekampar/Chhekamparo. This village situated on flat land and made up of two settlements Chhekam and

Paro. From the valley, we have view of Ganesh Himal range in front to the south where it provides spectacular views

of the Baudha and Himal Chuli peaks to the southwest. Some households in this village practice polyandry. We stay

overnight here.

Day 10: Trek Chhekampar to Chhule-Nile (3,361m), visit Milarepa Piren Phu Cave on the way -5 to 6 Hours

On the way we pass the Piren Phu cave. Piren Phu (pigeon cave) is one of the most sacred caves in the Tsum valley. It

is located at the foot of a rugged cliff near the village of Burji. Milarepa, the famous Tibetan saint, was believed to

have meditated here. There are two separate monasteries attached to the rocky cave. Richly painted Buddhist murals,

excellent artistic scripts carved on stones, long prayer flags and significant Buddhists paper scripts make this cave one

of the most important socio-cultural asset in the valley. Beautiful views can be had at the Shiar Khola, Rachen Gumba,

the mountains and settlements amidst this vast

agricultural land. This is the last village heading

north of the upper Tsum Valley. Stay overnight.

Day 11: Trek Chhule-Nile to Mu Gompa (3,700 m),

visit Dhephyudonma Gompa (4,060 m) -2 to 3

Hours

After breakfast, the trail gradually ascends to Mu

Gompa (1895 AD), the largest monastery in the

region and farthest point in the Tsum valley. The

monastery houses religious books, including the


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Tibetan canon (Kangyur), a life sized statue of

Avalokiteshwara (the Bodhisattva of

Compassion), and images of Guru

Padmasambhava and Tara. Chosyang Tal is about

two to three hours uphill. Then we visit

Dephyudonma Gumba, one of the oldest

monasteries in the Tsum Valley situated in

rugged mountains, a 2 hr walk from the village of

Chule and Nile. The history of this monastery is

directly associated with the dawn of Buddhism in

the valley. The monastery is run by Lama Serap

of Nile Ladrang from the Kangin sect. There are a

few campsites and drinking water facilities.

Day 12: Trek Mu Gompa to Rachen Gompa (3,210 m) -4 to 5 Hours

We take the trail to Rachen Gompa nunnery. It is situated in the Shiar Khola Valley in the foothills of the mountains

bordering Nepal and Tibet. Rachen Gumba was established in the year 1905 AD and is one of the largest nunneries in

the Tsum valley. It is belonging to the Ngak-pa sect. The nunnery houses one thousand clay, mud statues of

Avalokiteshwara, a brightly colored, carved throne and pillar, and a large prayer wheel. The interior is richly painted

with murals about Buddhism and its history. We stay overnight at camp or local house.

Day 13: Trek Rachen Gompa to Dumje (2,405m) -5 to 6 Hours

Today, we proceed towards Dumje, is small and scattered settlements with some houses and adjoining cattle sheds.

Dumje is a wide and flat land, good for cultivation especially barely and potatoes. Here patches of purple hued

amaranth interspersed with fields of brown

barley, dozens of yaks grazing in grassy meadows,

rustic stone houses hugging the trail, long

stretches of hand carved mani stones and

stacked mani walls, ancient villages dotting the

landscape, rock chortens perched high on ridges,

snow-capped Himalayan peaks scratching the

deep blue sky, high remote mountain passes

threading into Tibet, maroon-robed Buddhist

monks and nuns fingering prayer beads, and

hard-working kind-hearted villagers warmly

welcome you into this scenic and soaring valley

where Tibetan culture is still celebrated today.


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Day 14: Trek Dumje to Gumba Lungdang (3,200

m) -4 ½ to 5 Hours

After having breakfast, the trail leads us gradually

up to the Gumba Lungdang. Cross the bridge to

Dhumje (2440m, Tumje) which has a Tibetan

herbal medicine clinic and school. The trail

onwards climbs just behind the health center.

Climb very steeply on an exposed and narrow

unclear trail through pines and rhododendrons

forest until the track starts traversing at a Mani

wall with prayer flags. Finally, in the pine forest,

take an uphill trail and make a steep zigzag climb

through huge silver pines to reach Gumba

Lungdang (3200m), perched on a ridge with small

cells for the nuns through the beautiful

rhododendrons above. This small Gompa with about 50 nuns has an intense and engrossing Puja from 6.00 to 7.30pm

each night. There is no lodge or formal camping area but permission may be obtained to camp in the Gompa forecourt

and use their kitchen h you want set camp. Otherwise, you can have meal with nuns and sleep overnight at Gumba.

The mountain views in around are amazing and with pleasing atmosphere.

Day 15: Trek Gumba Lungdang to GHBC (Ganesh Himal Base Camp) (4,800 m) -4½ to 5 Hours and Back to Gumba

Lungdang (3,200 m) -4 to 5 Hours

This can be a tough day so start early. You will be ready for Ganesh Himal Base Camp with pack lunch, well equipped

and enough water. Here is puzzle trail, so your guide will be required marked often. Circle from the Gompa past the

nuns’ housing, drop on dusty or muddy zigzags to regain the lower trail and continue up valley on a rocky unclear trail

through the forest. Cross the Laudang Khola to the

west bank on a shaky loge bridge and climb steeply

through pristine pines and rhododendrons on a

ridge. There is a hut in a Kharka about halfway up,

with the trail ongoing behind it, then up a birch-

lined dry creek bed and eventually you emerge into

grassy flats behind the lateral moraine of the Toro

Gompa glacier. Continue climbing past seasonal

yak huts and you will find a track on the moraine

wall that gives superb views of the picturesque of

mountains. It takes about 4 to 5 hours to get in the

Ganesh Himal Base Camp (4,800m). Altitude can

make this day complicated compare to others day,

but the intact forest wilderness and views make it


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an outstanding trip. Some map shows another

base camp on the east side of the glacier, but

there appears to be no noticeable trail between

them. But you need to return to Gumba

Lungdang in time for the evening puja by

retracing your steps.

Day 16: Trek Gumba Lungdang to Lokpa

(2,240m) -5 to 6 Hours

After having breakfast in Gumba, you will

descend from Gumba Lungdang by the upward

trail. At Dumje cross the Laudang Khola and stay

on the south bank of the Shiar Khola (contrary to

the map). There is no teahouse or Bhatti in

Dumje. Climb over some very deep gorges and wobbly cantilever bridges to picturesque Ripchet (2470m). Take time to

look around at this perched fertile valley of barley and buckwheat with evocative Chortens in the fields backed by pine

forest. Descend on steep stairs to the lone bhatti Ghumlong (2130m) on the river, which you passed through six days

ago. Climb again through the pristine temperature forest to Lokpa and enjoy at the teahouse.

Day 17: Trek Lokpa to Tatopani (875m) -7 to 8 Hours

After breakfast, we are heading to Philim and cross Ripchet. We pass one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Lower

Tsum Valley, Samba Tingding Chhupyang. The houses are completely built from stone and roofs are pine wood. The

houses are arranged in linear pattern along the trial. There are a remarkable numbers of Mani walls, Chortens and

gateway Chortens. You can relieve your tired muscles from many days by soaking yourself in the hot spring. We make

camp here for overnight stay or stay in local house.

Day 18: Trek Tatopani to Soti Khola (720m) – to -

7 Hours

Today, we pass through terraced fields and

tropical waterfalls cascading off soaring cliffs,

rivers tumbling wildly down precipitous gorges

and finally set up camp at the Soti Khola a Gurung

Village. We stay overnight at camp or local House.


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Day 19: Soti Khola to Arughat Bazaar (535m) -6

to 7 Hours

This is our last day trip, as we make our way from

Soti Khola to Arughat Bazaar; we come to the last

leg of our journey. Stay overnight at camp.

Day 20: Drive from Arughat Bazaar to

Kathmandu (1,350m) -8 to 9 Hours

We will be ready at 6:00 in the morning to have

breakfast. We will drive back to Kathmandu

through the road passing terraces, streams,

rivers, local settlements, high hills and along the

same road. It takes about 8 to 9 hours (roughly)

to reach your hotel in Kathmandu by bus/private car.

Day:

In this pleasant day you may have full day at leisure either relax at hotel or explore the around Thamel. Today is day of

ending your journey, so we would like offer you farewell dinner in Nepali typical Restaurant and hand over you Trip

Certificate, Trekking Permit and TIMS Card for memory of Nepal trip.

Day:

Today is free or last minute shopping for souvenirs or gift to your family, friends or relatives for you until departure

flight/drive. Our assist will be transfer to the International Airport for your departure flight to your onwards

destination, taking with you the memory of a life time.

Note: If you wish to stay longer, we can offer plenty of suggestions: mountain biking in the Kathmandu valley, Rafting

in white water, wildlife Safari, Bungee Jump, Hotel Booking, an Everest view flight, a trip out to Bhaktapur or Patan,

the Kathmandu valley's other historic cities, or a night at the Fort Hotel in Nagarkot for a bit of luxury and some worth

able sunset and sunrise mountain panoramas. We help to arrange any of these excursions for you. Namaste and see

you during your next trip to the Nepal Himalayas!

Trip Cost Includes

Arrival and Departure all transportation (airport to Hotel to airport).

All ground transportation by private vehicles, local bus or Comfort Tourist bus.


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Warm down Jacket and Sleeping Bag for the trek.

Government license holder experienced Local Guide with English Speaking and friendly their food,

accommodation, salary, insurance, equipments.

Porter (between every 2 person basis) Max.30 kg. Plus their food, accommodation, salary, insurance and

equipments.

One Sherpa (assistance guide) if group size more than 6 people. Plus their food, accommodation, salary,

insurance and equipments.

MCAP (Manaslu Conservation Area Project), Tsum Valley Restricted Area permits Fee

Duffel Bag during trek.

First Aid medical kid.

Full board meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner) with Tea, coffee each meal in a cup.

Tourist service charge, vat, Governments Tax and official expanse if necessary.

Welcome and Fare well program.

Trip Cost Dose not Includes

All kind of beverage including mineral water, Phone calls, laundry, hot shower during Trek.

Travel and Rescue Insurance (compulsory).

Tipping to crew

Personal expenses like Shopping, souvenirs or gift.

Personal mountaineering gears.

Optional trips and sightseeing if extend.

International airfare and airport departure tax.

Visa fee, you obtain a visa easily upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport.

Not mention above services.

Optional Additional Trip

If would like to extended some more days after or before trip , then we are glad to organize your trip following area

or glad to offer you according to your desire, holiday period and interest with reasonable price.

[I] Jungle Safari in Chitwan National Park

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We arrange for 1 night 2 days to 2 nights 3 days Jungle Safari trip in Chitwan National Park either by airplane from

Kathmandu to Bharatpur and back to Kathmandu or regular tourist bus. In this package will includes all

accommodation and activities such as Elephant safari, Canoe ride, Bird watching, Jungle walk, village walk, visit to the

Gharial (A rare type of crocodile) Breeding Center and a cultural show of the indigenous people of Chitwan. Read

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[II] Everest Mountain Flight

People who have short time and physically unfitness, those people won’t be able to get in Himalaya explore around in

their life time. But now do not need to worry about, Everest Mountain Flight would be best way to explore around

Himalaya range at once glance. Nepal Mountain Flight conducts every morning regular flights by Yeti, Simrik, Guna

and Buddha Airlines craft towards the Himalayan range. This is the quickest way to get a close look at Mt. Everest, the

highest mountains in the world. And other mountains that can be viewed at close range are Nuptse (7,879 m), Lhotse

(8,501 m), Cho Oyu (8,210m), Makalu (8,475 m) and Kanchenjunga (8,584 m). Aircraft have large and clear windows

and provide superlative sights of the Great Himalayan Range. You are provided by the window seat to enjoy the whole

flight viewing the snowy peaks, and from the cockpit it is even a superb and undisturbed view. It begins North East of

Kathmandu offers you eye-level sun rising views of the snow capped peaks and bring you back to Kathmandu within

an hour. Read more….

[III] Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour

It is possible 1 day to 2 days sightseeing around Kathmandu valley with our professional tour Guide. Having explored

historical and spiritual attractions; including the historic Durbar Square, Bouddhanath; one of the largest stupas in

Nepal, Swayambhunath; top on the hill in the city knows as the Monkey Temple, Pashupatinath; Hindus holy place,

Sadhus and pilgrims bathing at occasionally, funeral pyres burning on the ghats, located on the holy Bagmati River.

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[IV] White River Rafting

White River Rafting is another option for your additional day trip. Nepal Mother House offer you Trishuli River Rafting

/Kayaking for 1 day to 3 days trip, which will be starting at Charaudi on the way to Pokhara Prithivi Highway and taking

out at before Narayanghat. During this trip you will get full satisfying exciting adventure experience, you run all the

major rapids watch the river grow as its tributaries join, awesome sight as it cuts its way through impressive gorges,

and then leave it when it spreads out over the great plain of the Ganges. This rafting is the best including for training

purpose, Kayaking and Rafting as well. Read more…..

[V] Bungee Jumping

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Bungee Jumping could be another optional trip for your additional day; it is situated 160m over the Bhote Koshi River,

near to the Nepal-Tibet border, 3/4 hours bus ride from Kathmandu and can back to Kathmandu same day. It was

designed by one of New Zealand's leading bungee consultants, and operated by some of the most experienced jump

masters. Bungee Jumping here is probably best in the world as it is not only the highest but also provides the most

wonderful view in the world. The thrill and excitement of bungee is absolutely a once in life time experience. Read

more…..

[VI] Paragliding and Jeep Flyer

If you are looking for adventure experience during additional day, it would be best do Paragliding and Jeep flyer in

Pokhara. In 2to 3 days period you participate for this activities, you can get in Pokhara either by plane scenic 20

munities flight or comfort tourist bus. We take a 20 min jeep ride from Pokhara to Sarangkot (1,592m), which offers

great panoramic mountain views and tranquil Fewa Lake, where the sunrise and sunset rays land in amazingly. For the

paragliding, you do not need to have experience, Nepal Mother House provides you qualified pilots will provide you

full briefing before your trip launch. If you want to have funs with gliding and Jeep flyer in beautiful city Pokhara why

don't let us serve you. Read more…..

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