Milke Rhododendron Tour is a long, high ridge that divides the Arun
& Tamur river Valleys in eastern Nepal. It is famously known as the
Rhododendron Trek. Rhododendrons cover a steep, lengthy ridge at Milke Danda,
In Nepal, there are 32 different species of Rhododendrons. Milke Danda Tour offers
an impressive view of the mountains from this area. Especially, the
breathtaking mountain view of Mt Makalu at 8,463m, Mt Kanchenjunga at 8,586m, Mount
Everest Himalayan range, and many other beautiful mountains. The best time to
visit Milke Danda for Rhododendron trekking is from March to May. The Milke
Danda trek is considered to be a moderate trek. Rhododendron is indigenous to
the High Himalayas and is also the national flower of Nepal. There are four
major areas for Rhododendron treks in Nepal: Ghorepani Poon Hill Trekking in
the Annapurna Region, Milke Danda in remote eastern Nepal nestled in the
foothills of the Himalaya, the Upper Tamur River, and the Langtang Valley
closer to Kathmandu, and the Makulu Barun National park. The Milke Danda Tour starts
from Tumlingtar and ends at Tumlingtar. Rhododendron is a genus of flowering
plants that includes over 1,000 species1. Rhododendron flowers are usually
produced in trusses. The family Ericacea, into which the genus Rhododendron
falls, also includes heathers, mountain laurels, blueberries, and cranberries
as well as manzanita, trailing arbutus, madrone, huckleberry, heliopsis,
sourwood, blueberries, and a number of other genus.
Milke Danda Tour is most admired for the splendid views of
Mt. Everest, Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Kumbhakarna Mt. Makalu, etc.
The natural, cultural, and geographic diversity of the area
is the major attraction of the trek.
The region is densely vegetated with rare alpine flora and
the beautiful Rhododendron forest in the spring.
The tour trail of Milke Danda lies above two main glacial
rivers of Tamor in the east and Arun in the west.
The tour destination highlights the distinct varieties of
Rhododendrons.
Milke Danda tour is a long and high forest ridge that
divides the Arun and Tamor valleys in eastern Nepal.
Itinerary
of Milke Rhododendron Tour
Day 01: Kathmandu to Tumlingtar (450 m) 35 Minute flight
and same time drive to Gupha Pokhari(2800)
We are from Kathmandu
to Tumlingtar airport, the path contains climb up and down, a trail taking
across the crops field often see people are doing agriculture. Around here have
dense human residences and rapidly seen mixed culture glance. We have better
accommodation than the other day in Tumlingtar, the room with an inside toilet
as well as a hot shower plus the internet. If time permitted short side trips
to Khandbari, the commercial village also weekly market once a week.
Day 02: Tour To Hile/Gidde (3,630 m) 6-7 Hours.
Beyond the Ghupha Pokhari does not have any human residences
either we do a one-night camp or day hike further up near to mountains. We do a
dayside trek to Hile viewpoint, it is a beautiful hike into the impressive
nature protection area. High chance to spot some animals and birds because of
no human and engine noise. We set off from the lodge with sufficient meals and
drink for the day and also double-check the batteries of the camera and phone.
The pleasant hike continues as far as we can and gets a close panoramic view of
the Mount Makalu and Kanchenjunga range also a turquoise fresh watery river.
Before getting dark trek retrace to Ghupha Pokhari for overnight
Day 03: Tour to Jaljala (2,010 m)
In the morning watch the glorious sunrise over the thick
snow-clad mountain then after breakfast trailhead on the downhill that passes
grassy pasture and rhododendron forest till Nundaki village. A path provides
meandering landscapes and sceneries of layers of farmland. We then walk through
villages of different indigenous people with a cultural glimpse of the small
stream coming down from Sabha Pokhari. Further trek continuous with an uphill
climb through mesmerizing rice terrace to Jaljala village. You'll be accommodated
in a simple tea house that operating by the Limbu family.
Day 06: Tour Jaljala to Tumlingtar (450 m)
Our trek onward to Chainpur village is an enjoyable walk through
the customary villages and cultivated landscapes also crossing several streams.
After walking for about 5-6 hours in a subtropical climate zone with enjoy the
contradictory nature settings and watching a glimpse of the eastern Nepalese
culture we reach Chainpur village and our trip continues to Tulingtar airport.
Day 08: Fly to Kathmandu (1,350 m)
Tumlingtar Airport laying above the Arun Valley and
surrounded by rice terraces, the airport is within walking distance from the
lodge. We walk to the airport an hour before the scheduled flight, it is a
45-minute joyous flight that offers a close Mountain View of the eastern
Himalayas and diverse landscapes. Upon arrival domestic terminal Tribhuvan
international airport transfer to your hotel.
Have a joyful leisure time then evening organize a farewell
dinner at an authentic Nepalese restaurant with a live Nepalese culture show.
What's
included?
International and domestic airport transfer
All the required ground transportation as mentioned in the
Itinerary
Milke Danda Trek permits
Three meals a day during the trek in the mountain
Complimentary trekking gear in returning basic (Sleeping
bag, Down Jacket, and trekking pole), etc
Experienced trek guide with Food, accommodation, salary,
insurance, and personal equipment
Fresh fruits like Apple/Orange/Banana and cookies for snacks
Milke Danda Rhododendron Trek Route Map
Twin sharing accommodation (Lodge/homestay) during the trek
in the mountains
Domestic flight from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar and Tumlingtar
to Kathmandu with together your guide
First aid medical kit, oximeter to check pulse, heart rate,
and oxygen saturation at higher altitude.
What's
not included?
Travel and medical insurance should cover emergency
evacuation.
Meals and Accommodation in Kathmandu
Private guided Kathmandu valley sightseeing Tour
Personal expenses hot shower, laundry, internet, battery
charge, telephone, etc.
Porter to carry your bag pack
Gratitude/Tips to your guide and porter
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