Travel Experience In Kathmandu

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Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu: If you have discussed the travel plans with us, then we can come pick you up from the airport and drop you in the hotel. Day 2: Kathmandu Sightseeing: Ah! It’s going to be wonderful day as you will get opportunity to observe this historical and religious place. The palaces built here are more than 500 years old and the religious sites like Pashupatinath, Swoyambhunath and Bouddhanath are here since pre-historic age. Day 3: Flight to Bhadrapur: It takes around 45 minutes to reach Bhadrapur from Kathmandu. Early flight will give us plenty time to drive Illam, a distance of 95.5 km, which takes four hours in a private vehicle. Overnight at a lodge there with breakfast the next day. Day 4: Drive to Taplejung/trek…show more content…
The hills and passes play peekaboo with the Mount Kanchenjunga and Mount Jannu. After a brief recess, the trek starts with a sharp descent to the Tamur River, finally reaching the Mitlung village. This is where you can start putting your trekking poles to use and the roads further will be slippery and tricky. Day 5: Trek to Chirwa (1,270 m): This is a total of six hours walk (approx.). We walk to the Tamur River and will see many villages on the way. You will see an array of plantations of rice, millet, potatoes, and vegetables and the area is blessed with fertile soil. After a slight descent, we cross a wooden bridge on Thiwa khola, and get to Chirwa after several ups and downs. A short way from the village is a large field among large stones. This is where we will be camping for the night. After quickly consuming the meals, preparation for the next day will be done and finally the much needed rest. Day 6: Trek to Sekathum (1,660 m): This will be five hours of walking. Our trail to Tamur River continues and after around two hours of walking, we get to Taplechowk, a place of 1,380 elevation. Here, our trekking permit will be checked along at the park…show more content…
This is a picturesque Tibetan village with wooden houses covered in colourful prayer flags. There are several lodges and shops in the village and a small Kanchenjunga Conservation Area office along with a couple of gompas. We will camp in the garden of one of the lodges however will use their dining room for meals. There are hot showers available in the lodge and also a small shop. We will be staying her overnight. Day 10: Acclimatisation day at Ghunsa (3,595 m): Along the trail to Lobsang La, preparation will be done to transition into the higher elevation and successfully pass acclimatization. It is necessary because the trail is about to get to the height of 4,000 m in a mere three hours from camp and two hours to return to Ghunsa. This walk is so that the trekkers get accustomed to the steep rise in altitude that they will witness and feel in the next three days as we make our way to the northern side of Kanchenjunga Base
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