Makalu Base Camp Trek

Trip Highlights

See Everest from a unique angle, its eastern Kangshung face.

Gain views of eastern Nepal, as far away as Kanchenjunga.

Witness the rural life of Nepal’s distinct Rai and Sherpa cultures.

Spot some of the rarest wildlife in Nepal, including the Red Panda.

Makalu Base Camp Trek: Exploring Barun Valley, one of the most beautiful mountain valleys, and the laps of Makalu, the world’s fifth highest mountain, by crossing two exciting mountain passes Siptom-La and Keke La Pass make this trek a super adventure. The trekkers need to take a 45-minute flight to Tumlingtar from Kathmandu to start the trek. From Tumlingtar they need to take a jeep all the way to Chichila and stay overnight. The actual trek starts from Chichila and extends along with the rhododendron forests to the heavenly waterfalls and glaciers. The spectacular views of Makalu and several other peaks including Mt. Everest further beautify this journey. The natural beauty and the unique adventure of Makalu Base Camp Trek make it one of the must-visit destinations in the Himalayas. During the initial phase of trekking, most of the trails demand continuous hiking for days making it a bit tiresome for a novice trekker. However, the best adventure along the peaceful and pristine trails gives anyone the perfect joy of trekking. The 15-day trek offers acclimatization stays at the right elevation to adjust to the quick fluctuation in altitudes. Since fewer trekkers come to explore Makalu Base Camp, the trek is a heavenly journey for peace lovers. Barun National Park is one of the richest and deepest national parks of Nepal. Explore the flora and fauna at every step of this trek with the cultural diversity and ethics of this region. We can explore the many lakes and wildlife like Yak, Bear, Musk deer, Red Panda, Snow Leopard, and many species of birds during this trek.

Cost Includes

• Pickups and drops from hotels and airports.
• All necessary paperwork and permits (National Park permit, TIMS)
• All government and local taxes.
• Necessary insurance for trekking staff
• Domestic flights Kathmandu – Tumlintar – Kathmandu
• Guesthouse accommodation during the trek
• All meals and snacks while trekking
• All surface transportation to the starting point and from the ending point of the trek
• An experienced English speaking guide trained by the government of Nepal
• Sleeping bags and down jackets for the trek (should be refunded after the trek)
• Hotel in Kathmandu for 2 nights, in a twin-sharing room with breakfast
• A comprehensive medical kit
• Staff Insurance
• Trekking Map

Cost Excludes

• Alcohol, laundry, and other personal expenses
• Travel, accidental/ health insurance (mandatory).
• Beverage bills, bar bills, and personal expenses
• International airfare and airport tax and visa fee.
• Emergency evacuation
• Excess baggage charges (if you have more than 10 kg of luggage, a cargo charge is around $1.5 per kg)
• Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, or early return from the mountain (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary
• Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu (and also in the case of early return from the mountain than the scheduled itinerary)
• Optional trips and sightseeing if extended
• Tips for staffs

Mundum Trek

Mundhum Trek is a new cultural walking trail that goes through peaceful mountains in the eastern part of Nepal. The adventure on this new trekking trail explores the cultural riches of the ethnic Kirati people, and the inhabitants of the eastern hills and mountains. The Mundhum Trail is a recently discovered trekking route in Nepal’s Far East region. It derives its name from the Mundum, the sacred book of the Kirati People. This trail passes through the lands of the Kirati People, and hence, it has been named the Mundum Trail. The best time to go on the Mundhum trek is during the spring season of March, April, and May if you love to walk in hot weather without sleeping bags with new green leaves of forest and flowers. While the autumn season, the month of September, The difficulty level of the Mundhum trek is moderate or grade (B). The Mundhum Trail Trek is rated as medium-hard. The trek is a new cultural walking trail that goes through peaceful mountains in the eastern part of Nepal. The adventure on this new trekking trail explores the cultural riches of the ethnic Kirati people, and the inhabitants of the eastern hills and mountains. The Mundhum Trail is a recently discovered trekking route in Nepal’s Far East region. It derives its name from the Mundum, the sacred book of the Kirati People. This trail passes through the lands of the Kirati People, and hence, it has been named the Mundum Trai October, November, and December is the best time for the Mundum Trail trek.

 

Milke Danda and Sabha Pokhari Trek

Milke Danda and Sabha Pokhari Trek

Milke Danda and Sabha Pokhari Trek is a 12-14 days trek that starts from Tuten Deurali and along the Milke Danda to Sabha Pokhari, Tin Pokhari, Mangsima village, Chichila, and fly return to Kathmandu from Tumlingtar. Sabha Pokhari Trek is a trekking route in Nepal that leads to a naturally and culturally rich pond called Sabha Pokhari of Sankhuwasabha in the lap of Lumba Sumba Mountain. The pond is about 200 meters long and 100 meters wide. The best time to visit Sabha Pokhari Trek is during the Spring and Autumn seasons in Nepal. Spring lies in the months of March until May and Autumn lasts from September to November. The duration of the Sabha Pokhari Trek depends on the route you take. The Milke Sabha Pokhari Circuit Trekking starts from Tuten Deurali and along the Milke Danda to Sabha Pokhari, Tin Pokhari, Mangsima village, Chichila, and fly return to Kathmandu from Tumlingtar. It takes 12 to 15 days of trekking including flying in and out. The difficulty level of Sabha Pokhari Trek is moderate. However, the cost of the trek depends on various factors such as the duration of the trek, the number of people in the group, and the services you require.

 

Kanchenjunga circuit Trek

 

 

Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek

Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek is one of the most famous treks in Nepal. It is a strenuous journey in Nepal’s eastern Himalayas and is in the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, renowned for its stunning natural scenery, distinct ethnic population, and incredible biodiversity. The trek visits both the north and south base camps of Kanchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in the world at 8,586m. Due to the fact that this is a remote area trek, a good level of fitness and some trekking experience are desirable. The duration of the Kanchenjunga Trek varies depending on the itinerary. The trek can take anywhere from 12 days to 24 days to complete. I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. The best time to go for Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek is between late April to May, and September to November. During these months, the weather is relatively stable and the views of the mountain are clear. The trek is also less crowded, as most trekkers visit during the peak months of June July, and August. When the monsoon season makes the trek difficult and unpredictable. The cost of the Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek varies depending on the itinerary and the trekking company you choose. The cost includes permits, transportation, lodging and food, and guide fees. The cost can range from $1800 to $4000 per person.

It’s important to note that the Kanchenjunga trek is considered a remote and strenuous trek, and proper planning and preparation are essential. This includes making sure to bring appropriate clothing, equipment, and supplies, as well as ensuring that you are physically fit and able to handle the challenges of the trek. You can start with cardio exercises such as running, cycling, and swimming to help increase your stamina and endurance. Aim for at least 30 minutes of cardio exercise, 2-4 times a week. You should also consider engaging in regular cardiovascular exercise such as running and walking in the weeks and months leading up to your trip.

(GHT) Kanchenjunga and Makalu Traverses Trek 34 Days.

GHT's first phase trek starts from Kathmandu and ends in Kathmandu. We flew from Kathmandu to Biratnagar and took a jeep to stay overnight in the beautiful town of Dharan. Dharan is one of the most popular and busiest cities in the eastern part of Nepal. Dharan is also called the London of Nepal. We explored Dharan city in the evening, where we went to places like Buda Subba temple, the local market, and some major places of Dharan city. Then, we started our next day’s trip in the morning from Dharan to Taplejung, and Tapethok driven by jeep. Our journey was awesome. We started our trek from Tapethok. We walked through the Ghusa River and different tiny local villages. I had local wild honey in Japantar and I got a little unconscious. That was my first experience of trying mad honey. Our travel continued to beautiful forests, streams, rhododendron, pine tree, wild animal, yak, rare animal Red Panda, and Himalayan ranges.We reached Ghunsa Village in the evening. We stayed at Ghunsa Village overnight. Ghunsa is a very beautiful Village in Sherpa. We explored different Shops, such as Tibetan carpets, local markets, coffee shops, monasteries, and stupas and we tested local food. Next, our trip continued to Kanchenjunga's north base camp through the Khambachen, Lhonak, and Kanchenjunga Base camp 5350m. Kanchenjunga's north base camp weather was wonderful and the views were gorgeous. We had our best time there with our guest from Canada. We returned back from Kanchenjunga north base camp to Ghunsa Village. Then we did the Nangola-pass and we arrived at Olangchung gola village. Trek was awesome with beautiful views. Olangchung gola is a small village resided mostly by Tibetan. Olangchungola is the last statement of the Nepal side and those people who are doing business with China. Then the trek passes through pine and rhododendron forests. After a walk of two and a half hours, we reached a place called Jadak (3630m) for lunch. Then we walked off another valley towards Lumba Sumba. The three hours through rhododendron and mixed forests took us to our camping site at Upper Langmale. It seemed as though the road was soon going to connect. After breakfast, we headed to the Lumba Sumba Pass trek.The Lumba Sumba trek is quite new and is becoming more popular nowadays. In this trek, we can see, the Kanchenjunga mountain range, Jannu, Pathivara Temple, Makalu, and Mount Everest Himalayan range, wildlife, local lifestyle, and multi-culture, and many more.

After the Lumba Sumba pass, we reached Tibetan village of Thudam. Thudam village is located in Sankhuwasabha, Makalu section. In the village, people are influenced by Tibetan culture and languages. Their main occupations involve trade and animal husbandry. We headed from Thudam village to Gongon village, this village is a huge settlement of the Sherpa and Bhote people. Our camping trip starts a day after Gongon village until we reach Yangri Kharka because there is no any human settlement for 4 to 5 days in between. We did camping for 5 days and this days of camping trek was amazing with the wonderful view and Himalayan scenery. We came across beautiful forests, lakes, wildlife, wild animal, birds, yak Himalayas ranges, flora, and fauna, and hubs meditations. We climbed all the way up to Molun Pokhari. At the beginning of the walk, we walked through the jungle and later we arrived in the alpine zone. Molun Pokhari is a beautiful place that is very close to the China border with a panoramic landscape view. Getting ThuloSuntali, we descend steeply down to the Barun River, which is the holy river in Hindu culture. Following the north bank of the Barun River, we arrived at our campsite with a view of Mt. Makalu.

We can see some Tibet territory from Mulan Pokhari. Mulan Pokhari is a very huge lake. We can see a lot of lakes during this trek, like, Kolo pokhari, Dhud Pokhari, Dhalle Pokhari, and so on. Mount Makalu is the 5th biggest mountain on the globe and the beautiful lake of Dhud Pokhari sits on the lap of Mount Makalu base camp. So back from Makalu base camp, we did two passes. In the beginning, we climbed up to Keke-la 4185m pass and down to Thulo Pokhari and again climbed up to Sheptem-la 4261m and all the way down to Khongma via ridge and with panoramic Kanchenjunga mountain view, Chamlang, Tutsemt. The trail continues down to Seduwa crossing different communities on the way. You can see farming over here, including cardamom. This ended our trek and we flew back from Tumlingtar to Kathmandu.

 

Great Himalayan Trail Trek